Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is an expensive keyboard, but the cost is well worth it. It has decent weight as well. The clicky keys are nice and have nice feedback for the clicks. The wireless part is my favorite there is no lag between the games I have played such as COD, rocket league, tooth and tail, I recommend this to anyone looking for a super well put together keyboard.

Pros: -Easy on the eyes -Solid feel to the base -Keys are clicky and fast, without feeling squishy. Provides decent feedback -GHUB software is user friendly and easy to program RGB Cons: -Annoying G key location, constantly pressing the G5 key (in a browser is refreshes page) -Bluetooth connection drops constantly, interrupting game play. Purchased the G915 almost a month ago and while I've settled on keeping it, I am severely disappointed in this product. Bluetooth connection drops every 3-5 minutes. Thought it was my computers Bluetooth, but its not. Even connecting this keyboard to another computer, a laptop, and the issue still exists - Bluetooth drops constantly. A+ Certified here and I've given up troubleshooting the issue. That should mean something to those who know what that means. Another major gripe: G Keys location. I find myself constantly pressing the G keys with my left pinky or palm of my hand. You need to be very precise in your button pressing otherwise the wrong move and you will hit the G key. There is no room for error with this keyboard. Overall I give the keyboard 3 stars because it looks great and feels great and the software is good. But if I could rip off the G Keys i would. The Bluetooth issue is also a major problem but for now I can live with a wired connection. To those seeking a wireless keyboard solution, I say look elsewhere.

great keyboard no issue battery lasts a long time with full charge. Only dislike I didn't care much was the symbol that go with number aren't lit up. everything about this keyboard is great you won't be disappointed.

This is an amazing device. I am typing on it now. I didn't need the RGB but loved the look and premium feel. For the price it better feel premium. Solid metal outside. It is heavy. I have never used more than a $25 keyboard. I'll never go back. So many functions I haven't even gotten too yet. I love this keyboard

The clicky keys are perfect! Especially when used on my work stations. Not only do they feel great but sound good as well! Also the Gkeys on the left and some good utility

Bluetooth and Lightspeed work well. Very flat design for niche market. Clicky keys are good. G Hub has improved. Too much of wasted space on the keyboard hence its longer than regular 104 keys Full size. I returned after 30 days as to flatter design caused wrist fatigue. Might buy it again as a sub.

Deserves a 5 star but I took one away for not offering the white version with clicky switches, so now best i can do is swap the keycaps with white. Works perfect, looks good, and on sale for 150 was a good deal.

I've probably purchased over 6 keyboards in the last three or so years, and everyone has missed the mark. I was hesitant to purchase this one since the price is a little on the high side, but I can tell you it's worth every penny. The problem I've had in the past with others is fat-fingering keys which is beyond annoying. Mind you my hands are not large, but rather it's due to the spacing on some "gaming" keyboards are not ideal. This keyboard does not have that problem...I can type very fast and fluid. Has a great tactile feel to it. If your not a fan of the "clicky" noise, then choose the version without. I like it, but some may not...it's not super loud though. Battery seems good, though I keep it connected via USB at all times, unless I want to use it on my laptop. Also, this keyboard has a great feature since you can use it with Bluetooth, or with the dongle...so you at least have two options with wireless connectivity. Price is high, but if you type a lot, and frustrated with other keyboards...get this one, you wont be disappointed.

Amazing build quality, amazing feel, responsive, super nice to the touch and to the eyes. Only down side is how expensive it is, but I see why Logitech would want to charge so much for it.

was very skeptical on how thin this keyboard was coming off a corsair strife k70.. the difference on the keys was massive but the feel of this keyboard is super nice. The keys are luxurious feeling. the best main seller of this keyboard is the 30 hour battery life.

The quality of the keyboard is great. No wires, fast action.

Great build quality and the keys feel nice to the touch.

The form factor and ease of typing is great, and that is why I chose this keyboard over a corsair. But everything else is a huge drawback. First, the software is trash. Corsair software is incredibly confusing but it lets you reprogram every single key. Logitech only lets you program the dedicated macro keys. That's a big deal to me and I will sorely miss that functionality. Second, when the keyboard is dark and not backlit, it's incredibly hard to read. The numberkey symbols, I will add, are not backlit at all, and for someone who doesn't have them memorized that's a pita. Very disapponted in these problems over all. If Corsair just made a lower profile keyboard, it'd have been no contest.

Loving the keyboard. When I was shopping for a new one, this one caught my eye. I was looking to have options, full size keyboard and wireless options. Great keyboard overall!

Outstanding color, response time, and quality build!

For the price this is not a bad keyboard at all. Completely configurable, with every key assigned it's own color and function, this keyboard definitely satisfies. Remember that this is a wireless keyboard, and must be charged (no batteries). At full charge, the keyboard lasts for about 8 to 10 days.

Great keyboard, the feel is really nice, and the keys are not too loud when typing like other mechanicals. The lighting is a bit weird as the keyboard goes to sleep when not in use. If you are a touch typist this is fine. If you are a seek and find typist, this can be a drag as you have to hit a key, then wait for it to light before typing. It works well for me as I am a bit of both. I would buy it again though pricey.

Great keyboard. Keys are tactile but not overly noisy. The macro/extra keys are a welcomed addition. The rubberized texture on the top circular keys were a little off putting at first but I've gotten used to them and like it now. I've always wanted one of the keyboards with the barrel and this one has it but the texture on it is terrible... On that same note, Windows + Linux both treat the barrel weirdly and sometimes it doesn't want to work. It's not the keyboards fault as it's working on this PC now just fine.... just a weird issue that popped. The software isn't too obtrusive either and I don't have to restart it ever few hours (looking at you synapse). My biggest complaints are the timeout on the lights and the buttons don't have a good protective coat against skin oil. I wash my hands a LOT and this thing still got glossy quick.

Low profile, RGB, no latency, wireless....what else?

Going to get the most annoying aspect out first. My keyboard was bent slightly out of box. Not all 4 corner feet could touch the desk at the same time and had a modest wobble. The was fixed fairly easily. Other than that great keyboard. I've had it for a few days and it performs pretty well. The click isn't very obnoxious when compared to my huntsman elite. It's a lighter toned softer click. It's pricy but not much competing with it in terms of features