Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great keyboard, it feels sturdy and looks nice. The keys are smooth and it is easy to type. My only complaint is that the secondary (shift) key icons are not illuminated as well (things like parentheses or dollar signs).

This has to be the best gaming keyboard out yet. And for anyone who plays games and tend to hit unintended keys, this keyboard will take getting used to but the low profile keys and all around feel of the keyboard is as satisfying as it looks. And has helped me be more accurate with my intended keys. And compared to all low profile keyboards none are as satisfying as this that I have tried and used.

I was getting really tired of the Razer Synapse required for my previous keyboard and just wanted it gone. This keyboard was a solid upgrade not just over the software, but the quality is far superior to any Razer product and a previous Corsair keyboard I had. Absolutely live the short keystroke travel and the minimal noise created.

Switched from the 910 Orion to this couldn’t be happier. 910 felt great, but it was too bulky for my desk. I wanted a slimmer profile and this keyboard is great. I live the low profile keys and the clicks sound. RBG is great, and the board’s steel finish and feel is aesthetically pleasing. Has and extra usb slot directly on the board to use witch is a nice touch.

This keyboard has been so awesome since I got it. You can change the colors of the keyboard and design it yourself or you can use presets made by other people! Of course there’s also the default RGB settings as well which aren’t bad at all. The clicks version is good as well. Lastly, it seems to actually be quite easier And quicker to clean then other keyboards.

Always loved this type of button so this works great and the RGB is top notch. I also got it like 80 bucks with coupons on best but

This keyboard has everything I was looking for: Low profile design Clicky keys (you can choose from GL Clicky, Linear, and ??) RGB Volume controls full keypad I took one star away because at almost 2 Benjamins, the backlight should also work for the "Shift" characters above the numbers, but they don't. In dark situations, which for gamers is quite often, you need to be able to see the shift characters too. For the vast majority of keyboards, they don't do this either, but they also don't cost $200.

Fantastic keyboard. The click is perfect and the buttons are nice and low unlike other gaming board with huge buttons and spaces between them. The lighting effects are very good and the G1-G5 buttons are in the perfect place for Macros. It's expensive but sooooo good. My only gripe with this keyboard is price....but I bought it anyway.

Great keyboard. Easy on the hand. Like the colors.

Very solid feeling keyboard with the aluminum top. Clicky keys aren't as loud as I thought. RGB customization and programmable macro keys are nice. Requires two USB ports but has its own USB port to connect something else to. Went with the wired version because it cost much less than wireless and don't have to worry about charging.

I never thought I would make an investment in a keyboard, but found myself researching mechanical keyboards and landed on this one. HOLY MOLY! I can't even explain how satisfying it us to type on!! It's so comfortable, the little tick-tick sounds are awesome, and the light displays are not too crazy. Very nice keyboard and I'd definitely recommend.

You can't get a better keyboard for gaming in my opinion. Yes it cost a bit, but you get what you pay for and then some. Keys feel great, there's 3 models with different levels of clickey feedback. It's responsive, and comfortable to use. Customizable macro too

This keyboard is beautiful, and types like a dream. Coming from a G810, I'm loving this keyboard already and I've only used it a few hours! Typing accuracy is increased, keys are clicky but not SUPER clicky or obnoxiously loud, and it's just way comfortable to type on. Already considering picking up a second one for work!

Literally the third one I've purchased. The prior two work so good, I got the third as a gift!

Hands down the best mechanical keyboard I have ever used. I'm a big fan of low profile keys/switches and upgraded to this board from a Corsair K70 MK.2 low profile. Although that board was good, you can feel the difference in the quality in this Logitech product the second you pick it up out of the box. This thing is SOLID. There is no wiggling, creaking, or bend when you type on it. It's rather impressive how thin this thing is once you place it on your desk. I chose clicky switches which I am so far very very happy with. Logitech's G Hub software is better in my opinion than other manufacturers' RGB/macro software so that's another plus going for it. To be honest I have owned several types of keyboards and mice but this has been my gateway drug into Logitech G hardware. I was so satisfied with this product that I turned around and immediately ordered a G Pro X Superlight mouse. Although this thing is definitely pricey (probably $25-$50 more than it should be) you WILL NOT be disappointed with this product.

I have owned probably 10+ gaming keyboards ranging from HyperX, Razer, Steelseries, and corsair. This keyboard is incredible. It does have "shallow" keys so they're thinner than a traditional keyboard key. I love the sound from these keys and the lighting. This is easily my favorite keyboard I've ever owned.

I love that the keys are flat, it reminds me of using my Mac keyboard. However, there are extra buttons to the side that makes it so the QWERTY keys are moved slightly to the right, which is a distraction if you’re used to regular keyboards. But once you get used to it it’s not too bad. This was an expensive keyboard though, and I recommend waiting until it’s on sale or if you have coupons to use on it.

I love this keyboard. The buttons feel great. I love the clicky sound they give off but it isnt too strong where it ends up being annoying or overbearing. Kind of like a calming click sound. The RGB lighting is sweet and gives a variety of customization options. Would highly recommend.

I think this is a great keyboard with low profile switches. I have used MX blue switches before and Razer green switches (Razer's own version of MX blues), and this keyboard feels just as good as using any clicky keyboard with any one of those two switches. The travel distance is shorter though due to the greatly decreased height of the switch body, but for me personally the lower the travel distance the better. These Keyswitch caps use two plastic prongs instead of the traditional circular housing. As a result, you cannot use O-ring dampeners to shorten the travel distance. I have already tried to with Captain-O-rings to no avail. However for those who like keycaps that don't vibrate or deviate much, the keycaps snapped onto the Logitech keyswitches on this keyboard are very sturdy and rigid, they do not move much in a planar direction if you type with fast hands or slide your hand around the keys while typing. Because of the low profile of the keyboard itself and it's switches, I can type reasonably fast without wrist strain, a major plus.

Very great keyboard honestly I worried so much that they were not MX cherry switches and finally tried out a friend's and this keyboard is pretty awesome I haven't found anything I don't like yet it's a little pricy but the build quality is amazing