Customer Ratings & Reviews

The best keyboard ive personally used hands down. Light, responsive, the wireless actually works as well as wired which is crazy to me but here we are! Lighting effects are also stellar and easy to customize for those here for that.

I LOVE this keyboard. Im really picky about key on a keyboard for some reason . I love the slim keys and and the colors. The keyboard feels very strong with having a metal body. Would definitely buy again and recommend to anyone!

This is my first Mechanical Keyboard and I love it. What is great is that this is also rechargeable so no worries about trying to find and replace batteries. There is an included long USB cable for charging and using the keyboard at the same time. The lighting effects of the keys you can customize to your liking. You do get more effects and customization when you have the keyboard plugged in. This keyboard is built solid and has some weight to it; it’s not built with cheap parts. One thing some might worry about is the mechanical clicking of the keys, but these keys are not too loud at all, that was one of things I was wondering about, but they have just the right amount of clicking noise. Overall I really love this keyboard and will recommend it to anyone looking for an upgrade.

I had a rubber membrane keyboard in the past. My wife would always complain about me keeping her awake typing at night on account of she usually goes to bed around 8:30PM. I figured "I'll show her" so I bought this clicky bright as heck keyboard. Very loud, and I love it. Only complaint is the USB port is micro USB instead of USB C. Anywho... I'm divorced now, but my setup is mint. Buy this keyboard and your dreams will come true!

Great keyboard for gaming. It is easy to use, holds its charge well, and very customizable.

I’ve been wanting to get a nice low profile keyboard for a while now but i couldnt justify the price of this keyboard. I got this on a good price during black frida, tho it is still quite expensive. I know other manifacturers have similar keyboards but since I already am using a Logitech mouse and a blue mic, it makes sense that I get a Logitech KB. Build quality is amazing, response is fast, battery life is unbelievable.

Really a great deal light weight but super sturdy wireless rgb and the charge last forever ever

I have loved this keyboard. I was a bit worried about battery life as it’s my first wireless gaming keyboard and it’s been great. It is solid and feels very good to type on. Highly recommend. It is a bit pricey but I have found it to be more so worth it.

I use the keyboard for day trading, and gaming. I’ve used this keyboard for over 10 hours a day with no issues of discomfort. The keys are very “clicky” and have a very nice feel when typing at light speed. Battery life if phenomenal with needing a charge only 2-3 times a week.

The feel of the keyboard is great! This is my first introduction into low-profile mechanical keyboards. My only issues are that the G-Hub software is absolutely atrocious. Truly the worst part of this keyboard's experience. Moreover, I wish that they could have made a body in the 96% format. i still need the number pad for work, but the additional space is quite annoying. MAJOR THING TO CONSIDER: if you are coming from a mechanical keyboard that is very high, please consider switching your wrist rest. This keyboard is too low for my wrist rest but my wrist hurt like crazy whenever I use them, so I had to get a new wrist rest. Finally, the only thing that I didn't like was that there aren't any Mac Keycaps/ways to program all of the Mac functions into the function keys above. As a native Mac music, that take this product from amazing to just...good. Luckily, I have to use Windows OS for work and I have a virtual desktop, so it isn't all a waste. Also, the keycaps feel like cheap plastic. I understand that is what most keycaps are made of but I expected higher quality equipment especially considering the price of the board.

Absolutely love this keyboard! The keys feel perfect and it's nice and clicky. Battery lasts a decent amount of time, and charges quickly. Overall outstanding keyboard.

I needed a new keyboard because my Razer keyboard was on the fritz. Since buying my last keyboard, I have graduated college and started getting certifications in the IT field, specifically Networking and cyber security. Between that, gaming, and working as a network engineer, I type A LOT. My criteria for a keyboard was as follows: *Handle my typing. I type a lot, and I type really fast, so it needs to be able to keep up with me. *Prefer wireless because I have a cat that has an affinity for wire chewing *Easy to type on for long periods of time. There are some keyboards that are just tough to press and can wear on you after hours of typing. *Small because I don't have a ton of desk space when typing and the Razer was enormous. *Must have RGB lighting. I just love colors, so it has to look cool :). After hours of searching various websites, watching videos on YouTube, etc., I narrowed my search down to the Logitech G915 and the Corsair K95. The only difference between the two was I had experienced typing on the Corsair and not the Logitech. I chose the Logitech because all the experts who rely heavily on their keyboards and typing chose this one. The only negatives anyone had on the keyboard was the price. If you're buying something or work as I am, view it as an investment and decide how much you are willing to invest. I went with the clicky model because I wanted that cool sound to go with feeling like a true professional. Pros: *Love love love the RGB keyboard! The colors are really nice. I like the wave that came default so haven't customized it much, but I know it's easy enough to do if you want to. *I love the size of the keyboard. It fits on my desk and still gives my cats enough room to walk by without stepping on it. *It's extremely easy to type on. *Extremely easy to set up. Literally plug it in to charge, then plug in the USB dongle or use Bluetooth and go. The biggest adjustment for me was remembering to turn it off at night. Don't fret though, you can type while it's plugged in and charging if you need to. * Keys are very easy to press and don't wear my hands out after typing all day. *The lightspeed technology keeps up with my typing. I can type as fast as I want and it's super accurate. I don't have enough good things to say other than Logitech hit this out of the park! Cons: *Price. Let's face it, the only thing I dislike about this keyboard so far is how much I paid for it (why I gave it four stars for value). With that being said, I feel my investment is worth it, so not sure how big of a con this really is, but it is a lot of money for a keyboard. *The volume dial. For me personally, this was kind of a waste of a feature on this keyboard. I'm so used to turning my volume up/down from my mouse that it took me three weeks to realize it was even there. *The "G" keys on the left side of the keyboard. I know there wasn't really room to put these anywhere else, but it took me some time to adjust to because initially I was constantly hitting G1 instead of escape, and G5 instead of Control, etc. The feature is cool, I just wish the keys were somewhere else. *some people have complained there's no number lock light. I am so used to using keyboards that need to have number lock hit every time you power them back on that I didn't even notice the light wasn't there. I do use the number feature for work and the numbers are easy to type on. Overall, this keyboard is exactly what I was looking for. If you don't mind spending the money on it, I would recommend this keyboard all day to you. There are just two things I would tell you before buying it: 1. Watch videos where people type on the three different types of Logitech G915 keyboards and decide which model is best for you. Some may love the clicky like I do, while some would want to return it a day later. If you have a local Best Buy, go in and see if they have one on display so you can type for yourself. 2. Ask yourself if you really need the wireless version. The G815 is the exact same keyboard for $100 less, it just requires two USB ports to use (the back of the G815 offers a USB port, so consider one of them a pass-through). I would 100% recommend this keyboard to anyone looking for a top of the line wireless keyboard to meet their work/gaming/productivity needs.

Just picked it up and it feels amzing. Definitely upgraded my gaming experience. The rgb is cool too if youre into it like i am

Keys have great feel and aren't too noisy. Battery lasts at least a week without recharging.

love Logitech products. This keyboard feels high quality and professional. Love the design and color. I play about 10 feet from my PC and feel like the range is good and responsive. great keyboard and highly recommended for gaming.

This keyboard is awesome great key travel and the RGB is awesome I love the full size and the customizing using the app and the functionality of it not to mention it is wireless. great for pc gamers

This has got to be my best buy of 2020. All pun intended. This keyboard is just simply amazing. From the moment I tried it in store I knew I had to get it. The actuation of the key strokes feel amazing and no longer make typing a chore, but something I look forward to. The sleek low profile make it super versatile as well as portable. The bluetooth connectivity makes this great for quick pairing to multiple devises. RGB is phenomenal with so many levels of customization within the G hub, definitely has something for everyone. Although the price is pretty steep, it is definitely worth it as I feel it was the best out of all the available keyboards in stock. Personally, I absolutely love the clicky feel and sound although in sure the other variations are just as good. 5/5 stars. If you are considering this keyboard I say just jump in and get it as you will love it.

If you are looking at this keyboard you have probably read all of the professional reviews. It's all true, this is an awesome wireless gaming keyboard. There are only 2 "flaws" first, the price. Second, the size. With the 10 keys on the right and the 5 programmable G keys on the left it is pretty big. Measure before comitting to this over the TKL version.

Excellent hardware that is dependent on mediocre software. No way to set default lighting in a hardware mode do the keyboard will always default to rainbow vomit on initial start up and also when waking from sleep/inactivity. Logitech slim switches dont have alot of options in terms of keycaps. Only gripe about the stock keycaps is that the legends for the shift characters are not illuminated. Wireless will can drop out if the dongle if far or needs to pass through metal / glass. if your tower does not sit on your desk to the right/left of your keyboard you may run into drop outs. Logitech does provide a cable and a usb-a female adapter in the box to alleviate this.

Exactly the type of full-size keyboard I'd like: backlit, low profile, wireless, clicky, mechanical. I'm not a gamer or anything so I didn't test out the refresh. The keyboard is amazing, but I ended up returning on 3 reasons: -The keyboard would fit my needs if it had multi-host bluetooth. It allows connectivity only to 1 bluetooth host, and another host via usb receiver. -Price. This thing is expensive. Although I think it's worth it if you're serious about typing and/or gaming, I couldn't justify this purchase. -The noise. I love the clickiness. If I didn't work with others or had a gf, this would not be one of the reasons I returned it, but the noise it makes while typing is incredibly annoying to others. I loved it though. I also tried out the tactile version, but it didn't satisfy as much as the clicky. Sure, it had the feel, but the feel of the click was what did it for me.