Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this not noticing it didn’t have a numpad for a 200$ keyboard. Which is a major con for me, however I really enjoyed the pause, skip, back buttons it had. There just weren’t enough wow features that the RKS don’t already have for only 80 bucks just not worth 200 for me.

It's a decent keyboard overall. My only complaint would be the battery life is shorter than what it claims to be.

Great value price quality I love it but wish it could have wireless charging

I really love this keyboard, works nicely and it’s pretty lol

Works great only issue the buttons are very sensitive and pop off with ease

I love this keyboard. Definitely recommend it. It’s easy to connect via bluetooth. The lights add a clout look.

Bought it as a gift for two of my friends. Works well and looks great with the white keycaps.

We love the feel of this keyboard. So far we are enjoying it.

This matches my set up very well and the fact the wrist rest is really nice to

Love thus keyboard and the color. The keys sound great too.

I ordered this one and it took over a week to be delivered. Upon delivery I received a product that was already opened and a wrong one to add to that.

I previously had a cheaper logitech keyboard that I had used for years and LOVED. I got this one because I liked the look and wanted something smaller. After a couple months my keyboard is completely unusable. Any time I try to type the keys get stuck and won't stop typing the letter I just hit. My keyboard has deleted whole papers I've written just trying to backspace something. Super disappointed and a waste of money.

Great keyboard for the price. The tactile version sounds premium with every press of a key. I would recommend this as a present for someone who loves to be on the computer.

I’m excited about the G715 line of keyboards. It borrows from the popular G915 TKL design language and improves on that design by adding customizable keys colors and a cover plate that you can mold around your setup color scheme. Customization is the goal. With swappable top plate and key caps, you can extensively customize the look of your keyboard. The white base is a nice break from the typical black you see on most modern gaming keyboard, but my favorite part of the design language is the RGB lighting on the bottom side of the keyboard as well a sleuth of preset lighting effects. You can buy a set of pastel green or pink keys as well as different colored top plates. I’m looking forward to seeing additional colors added so I can do a blue/white color scheme for basketball season because why not. Using the Logitech GHub software, you’re able to customize the RGB key colors, the RGB light strip on the bottom, as well as creating and assigning macros to the function keys. There’s a difference between what’s available depending on your connection type as far as RGB presets. I’m assuming it’s because of the processing that some of the effects require, but you’re limited to what you can select when using the Bluetooth connection as opposed to connecting the dongle. I like the tactile feel of the key switches. I believe Logitech is calling these GX Brown Tactile switches. If you like them to be a bit clicky while still feeling a bit of resistance on the down press, these are probably the ones for you. I do think these feel a bit different than the tactile switches that were on the G915, so your milage may vary. I’m not a mechanical keyboard enthusiast by any means so absorb what you will with those opinions. All in all, I think it’s a good typing experience and gaming on it isn’t bad either. I like knowing that I have the endurance of a mechanical keyboard for years to come. Build quality is pretty good. It is made of hard plastic and has some heft to it so it doesn’t slide around. There’s kick stands that are on the bottom and a slot to store the adapter. I’m a big fan of any device that requires a dongle, has a place to store said dongle built into the design. This also uses a USB Type C charge port. I’m avoiding any device that doesn’t have one so this is a nice addition some of the newer product lines coming out. The cloud shaped wrist rest is also neat. I do prefer something a tad bit taller because of how I’m positioned but that might be just me. I do worry a bit about the top cover plate that you can swap out being a bit thin. If this gets knocked off during transport in your backpack or is left out to the elements, I imagine it wouldn’t be hard to break.

The Logitech G715 is a great gaming keyboard that targets a different aesthetic than is often seen with devices targeted at gamers. Instead of the typical black and metallic, this is white keyboard with a white keyboard cover that can be removed. And in an interesting change, the keyboard wrist rest is a somewhat irregularly shaped pad shaped to look like fluffy clouds. For those who want to go all in on this aesthetic, Logitech has a variety of other peripherals that match in this line. The keyboard is itself of a compact design and thus does not have a number pad, so that's something to consider if you are dual-purposing this keyboard for productivity as well. You can connect wirelessly or connect via wire, which is also the method for charging the internal battery. The keys feel great, not too clicky or soft, with good travel. Apart from the lack of number pad, it serves well typing or gaming. The roller on the upper right for volume is also very nice, and the whole keyboard, as is typical of Logitech peripherals, just feels sturdy and high-quality. Logitech provides a plethora of customization options via their G-Hub software, from colors to key mappings, so it's easy to make the keyboard be exactly what you need it to be. While this look isn't exactly my typical one, I applaud Logitech for their creativity in this device in going for a different appearance than the stereotypical "gamer" device. The cloud wrist rest adds an element of whimsy, all while getting the solid and dependable peripheral performance Logitech has long been known for. If you are looking for an excellent, full-featured gaming keyboard but want a different look to it, this is well worth your consideration.

Love the sounds. Thocky keyboard. Love the customization that comes with the Ghub.

Nice lights on bottom nice touch and clicky love arm rest

My daughter is happy with this keyboard look great

didn't like the feel of the buttons when typing. It felt crappy when typing on it.

Be sure you truly want a mechanical keyboard! This one is extremely well built—and I mean solid as a rock. It’s also as heavy as a rock, which is good for a mechanical board because the keystrokes require force and movement. The colors and cloud wrist rest are cute, but this is the real deal for typing. But it doesn’t translate so well to gaming for us. First of all, no number pad. The PC strategy games we play benefit from that pad and it was missed. Programming hot keys is simple, as it should be, and making the colors change is fun. Secondly, the angle of your wrist is completely different for a true mechanical keyboard than what you’re likely used to on a regular desktop rig or gaming laptop. The fatigue built quickly, and this keyboard was shoved away for the “easier” travel of the flatter board. And third, it’s just not practical. It’s touted as super portable, but despite the condensed sized, it’s super heavy. Durable and long battery life, but I’m not throwing it in my bag to use as an alternate on any given outing. Overall—it’s the quality expected from Logitech. High end fit and finish. Easy connectivity. Intuitive to set up and use. If you truly want the mechanical experience, this is a good choice. But I found that despite the allure, I really didn’t.