Customer Ratings & Reviews

I did quite a bit of research before settling on the G910 as my choice for gaming keyboard, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. The G910 is comfortable on my hands and hyper responsive while gaming. The customization options for lighting and key-binds are staggering. Also, it's beautiful aesthetically. Would highly recommend!

Great keyboard for the money and would recommend buy

Awesome keyboard! I would recommend this to a friend!

PRICEY BUT VARY NICE. GAMER OR NOT VARY COOL TO HAVE

This is a decent key board, but I am not a fan of the keys. The response is quick, and it is good for gaming. But if you are trying to use it as an every day keyboard as well, I would recommend looking at something else. I have 2 key boards now because I do not find this one comfortable to type on. A wireless keyboard for documents, and the 910 for gaming.

I really like this keyboard, I've been using it for almost 4 years now and kindof forgot to write reviews on it. only thing is that the keycaps and switches are not for everyone so watch for that, see if you can test a physical one to see if you'll enjoy it.

This is the best keyboard I have ever owned! I bought this in combination with the equally excellent g502 proteus core gaming mouse. Before this keyboard, I owned a Corsair K70 RGB keyboard and I gotta say, this thing blows it out of the water. Now let me start out by saying: I am very picky about the feel, quality, and features of my big ticket items. Now, to the keyboard! You're paying a higher price than normal for this and you're getting a keyboard that's superior in quality because of it. Pros: The keyboard itself is very aesthetically pleasing with neat designs all over and a nice font for the keys. The keys are made of a rubberized plastic material that I personally prefer. They have a premium feel to them and they grip better. They also have slightly raised edges on them so your fingers slide right into them and naturally sit in the center. People have complained that because of this, the keyboard feel slightly smaller than others, but in reality it isn't. It's all subjective. The backlighting is gorgeous. Not quite as customizable as the Corsair K70, but still very customizable and the software for it is light-years better than the K70. The backlighting is better as well. The light doesn't bleed around the keys at all and the LED's can create an extensive range of color. Logitech's new Romer-G switches are truly wonderful. They have great tactility that lies somewhere in between Cherry Browns and Reds. They have a smoothness to them, but you can also feel a slight initial resistance. There are 9 macro keys so you have some good options there. It has dedicated media keys in the top-right, including a very handy volume roller. Cons: The palm rest is the only part of this keyboard that leaves something to be desired. It comes with two moderately-easy-to-swap palm rests. The larger one just sits out a bit more and has a larger, more comfortable area for your palm to rest on when your hand is in the 'wasd' position. The smaller rest -which I assume is for more casual use- is strange because of the fact that it is just a scaled down version of the large rest. Just like the larger one, it juts out at the wasd keys and has an area too small for your palm to rest on from the right edge of the space bar continuing on down the right side of the keyboard. I have no idea why Logitech didn't just make it the same depth as the wasd area all the way along the bottom of the keyboard, as the depth it sticks out in the wasd area would be perfect for resting your palm on. To make matters even worse, as another reviewer pointed out, the possibility of using a palm rest of your own is eliminated by the design at the bottom. Logitech made it so that the base keyboard frame, even with a palm rest attached, juts out just as far as the smaller palm rest. Again, I do not understand why they did this. This reviewer also stated that they might just cut the thing off after a period of time. This is a valid statement for someone who does a lot of regular typing and really needs the wrist support. I personally do mostly gaming on my pc, so I haven't noticed the lackluster palm rest design until just now as I was typing this review. That said, I would not want to have extended typing sessions on this thing just for this reason. Which is a shame, because everything else about this keyboard is so great and Logitech usually does a superb job with their ergonomics. Other Thoughts: The ARX dock is kind of gimmicky in my opinion, but I haven't used it because my keyboard is in a tray that doesn't have enough room for my phone to sit in the back. Other reviewers have mentioned that it has a decent functionality though, and if my keyboard didn't sit in a tray, I would probably use it as well..

I enjoy this keyboard quite a bit. I was initially worried about how it would be typing on this with it's gaming centric WASD keys, but it's been fine, and it head and shoulders better than my old cheap $10 keyboard. I'm glad I bought this brand.

Very nice,fast for playing games,the colors change is very good

I can't attest to how much this will or won't help your results with games, but the keyboard with the logitech gaming software is very versatile and comfortable. My only complaint is that I can't easily make function keys above F12.

Never had a gaming keyboard before but the touch and feel of them is fantastic compared to the $10.00 dollar ones that come with a new system. Plus the glowing LED's are pretty nice. I can type without having to have the lite on.

I bought this keyboard after trying a few different ones out. The keys are comfortable to use and response is great. Setting up macro's and using the extra function buttons is a breeze. The colors are fun and bright.

Happy with keyboard. Should have mouse with keyboard. Shouldn't be separate to purchase.

This is a fantastic keyboard. I really like that each of the keys has individual RGB LEDs. The response is light and fast. Also some games like GTA5 can harness those LEDs for feedback. I am glad I bought this one.

So I did extensive research on gaming keyboards. I have always liked Logitech and have purchased their gaming devices before. I still use a G13 controller on another gamer I have. It was between the G910, Corsair K95 and Razer Black Widow Chroma. I chose the G910 because of reviews that I had read all over the interwebs.. I had just rebuilt my gamer with Windows 10 Pro and the last device to install was my new Keyboard. Excited I plugged it in, installed the Logitech software which saw the KB. It was soooo pretty. The software then stated that I needed a firmware upgrade and so I did the upgrade which bricked the KB!! It simply said to unplug the KB and plug it back in for the upgrade to start. Very simple instructions. I called Logitech and after an hour we could not get it to work. Back it goes to Best Buy and so the hunt continues for a new KB. Can't really recommend this keyboard as I had a bad experience.

On the up side: it is very customizable, the changeable keys are nice. Relatively nice key response, with strong tactile feel. Down side: keyboard is huge, and buttons require a LOT of actuation. I ended up not liking it, due to those facts.

Love the ease of programming the keys compared to its main competitor (rhymes with Lazer), and the indented key tops. Those take getting used to, but know could not dream of having anything else.

This keyboard is awesome. It is everything I could ever want with a gaming keyboard. Pairs great with my G13 game pad, and my G700 mouse. If you have the money this is the board to get.

I went in to Best Buy looki g for this keyboard on sale. The sakes assistant I spoke to was gamer as well and was able to confirm this keyboard lived up to the hype. It's great.

It is a really nice illuminated mechanical keyboard. I just don't like that Logitech gave it an outlandish design. Luckily for people after my time, you get to avoid this design if you wish by getting the G810. And if you like this design, you can always choose this one.