Customer Ratings & Reviews

Typing feels amazing and satisfying! This keyboard feels like nothing else I've ever typed on. The low profile keys look and feel awesome. RGB is great too.

Use this EVERY single day. I would buy another if I needed it. I allow others to use to experience the quality.

Great keyboard with a very fast response and love the colors.

I love the key sounds and the ease of finding the key i need to hit. Colors dance around to soothe me when im stressed. Would give more stars if available.

So far I’m very happy with this keyboard. Love the low profile. The lighting effects look awesome. Very good quality materials.

This keyboard is great, love the gl clicky switches. Solidly built. Software is so so. Can be a little tricky getting it customized to how you want it.

Great keyboard…no “junkie” feel at all.Nice pleasing click to all keys…highly recommend!

Love this keyboard! Tried it out with one of the display products, the crispiness of the keys sounds good!

I did some research of keyboards in and around this price range and went with the 815 for the slim low profile design. The clicky keys give a wonderful but not overly loud click on press which gives great feedback when typing. If you are gaming or typing in a room with others you might want to consider the tactile or straight switch version to reduce noise. So far it's been a lovely keyboard and I've nothing bad to say about it. The G software suite syncs lighting across other Logitech devices if you're into that. Have and will continue to buy Logitech keyboards as long as they're on this level.

I love the keyboard. The low profile is great for people with small hands. It is easier on the wrist.

Bought this for my son, he absolutely loves it. Would recommend this item for everyone.

works great, nice and clicky, very responsive. Can't beat the price.

best RGB keyboard ive bought, i like them clicky but this keyboard has 3 different options for the keys. it has 100% fully customizable lighting options and it compatible out the box with multiple games for lighting options like Counter Strike: Global Offense it lights up all the buttons you would need to use and changes when you change a keybind. the software it needs allows you to change every key to a different color and has “profiles” for different games. it has the ablility to make macros and has 5 G buttons to assign macros too. my G1 button opens discord

Great keyboard feels good performs well. Kinda over priced but a great keyboard.

- The clicky switches are extremely satisfying to type with, although they tend to annoy others. - I would love to see the numpad chopped off and a TKL version made. - Do note that M1-MR keys have their own unchangeable colors. - Could do without the G1-G5 macro keys too. - The keys are slightly larger then my last keyboard, the G410 TKL. My fingers are slender and it's become a bit of an issue. Definitely recommend if you've got ham hands. - I've found myself making a ton more mistakes when initially searching for the F & J keys to begin touch-typing in short bursts. - It's so long that the whole numpad is overlapping my mousepad. - Now if only Logitech would make a new MMO mouse that could mimic the wonderful Ripple effect this thing has across all it's buttons. Not even Razer has per-key RGB on their Naga lineup.

Love the mechanical feel. Also the software for it is great for keybinds/mapping. Little pricey but you deff get what you pay for. Would buy again for sure.

This keyboard is great if you're looking for specifically two things, clicky switches & RGB. Aside from its customizability with macros, This keyboards just feels so satisfying to type on. It could benefit from a pad rest, but that is only a personal preference. The wireless version (G915) feels the same, and does the same, with the added benefit of it being wireless. I saved money going with the wired version, as I do not move my desktop often.

The G910 wa my goto board for a long time, I'd usually get a bit over a year out of them. The new design feels much better built, will change the review is anything goes south. I use this keyboard for work and some play, while my home unit is the razer with the optical switches. The razer has a more traditional feel but the logitech is much more comfortable for general typing, though I do wish it had some kind of integrated wrist rest. Because of it's very low profile I don't believe the wrist pad is required it just doesn't feel normal.

I really really like this keyboard and the typewriter type of keys it has but ohhhh boy when my wife is trying to nap I’m always just one keystroke away from death cause of how loud it is.

it is a fair keyboard nothing fancy with flaws that were mentioned before. Those annoying white light for cap lock and num lock... I fixed it with a red sticky note paper that I tore off and covered the light... now they are red and not too bad. No wrist rest.... I needed to puchease one... The older keyboard Logitech had and I bought from Best Buy G920 actually had all the special characters lit up, so I am not sure why logitech went backwards in design to mute those lights... probably gave that designer a bonus not even thinking how terrible the idea of regressing to the dark ages. Logitech had this before, they could have done it again. Is it an easy fix? Absolutely just pump out key caps, and fire that guy who thought it would be a good idea and savings if they not cut those special characters into the key caps. And why are those media buttons not lit up??? Whats the LOGItech idea about this??? Okay, all in all it is not a terrible keyboard and I did not return it, hoping that they will come up with a fix later, or maybe the next design will revitalize an earlier g920 spark design... Could have had 5 stars but they blew it with the key caps almost a deal breaker.