Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love it. Just the right amount of RGB and the clicking sound it quite satisfying. It can go all week with out charging. Keeping all the wire clutter out of the way of my desk.

Excellent Keyboard Just As I Expected Top Quality, Clean Smooth Clicks That Feel Natural Performace Is Good As Well Faster Response Time When Gaming!

Very happy with the Logitech G915 keyboard. I use it for work. It has been a life saver with the programmable key functions and ability to customize the key lighting customization. I was in the market for a backlit keyboard and this keyboard was that and so much more! The fact that is can be wired or wireless is also awesome! Would highly recommend!

This keyboard has an excellent tactile feedback to it; coming from having used a Razer Anansi for several years; this serves as an excellent replacement. The clicking is not overly loud or annoying, anyone that goes off at you about being annoying to everyone else in your home, no one past your room is going to hear it. It sounds and feels satisfying, with a slightly tactile hump to get the key to go down. If what you're looking for is a tactile experience; you're more likely better off with these than the tactile version of this keyboard; as funny as that sounds. The clicky will deliver, and not annoy.

Best keyboard ive ever perchased but pretty pricey

Great response battery life is ok degrades over time just like most batteries. Keycaps are easy to find if replacement is needed. Response time is great on wireless. Perfect when wired. The clicky switch sound great for those who like that sort of thing. Customize the lights with the Logitech app it can also sync with Logitech headset and mouse lights if either device has RGB.

Quality product and great for a rgb mechanical keyboard. A little bit pricey though. But if you are looking for something sturdy but portable definitely grab it on a sale.

I have 4 device and this thing makes it so much better. I have 2 other wired mech boards(both price range was $200+) but the feel on this vs them is just wow. after working on the mx master keyboard I do press hard so my figure have been starting to hurt so I'm hoping this is stop that and just wish it had a more spring effect to help with this kind of problem but time will tell. Already thinking of getting one for work if I need to go back to the office and do a mix so I don't have to move it so much. 12/10

I was a little hesitant to spend the money on this keyboard since it was a little pricey in my opinion. That being said it’s a great keyboard, I will also note that this is the first mechanical keyboard I have owned. I upgraded from an older Corsair non mechanical keyboard, it has been quite an improvement. I went with the clicky switches, I was a little worried about the sound at first, its not too noisy. The only thing I have noticed is the switch on the backspace key seems kind of odd, sometimes if pushing the key more from the side you don’t hear the sound of the switch. Overall I love the keyboard though.

Feels premium. Great mechanical sound. Colors are perfect brightness and it holds a charge very well. I have not even charged it once and I use it 8 hours a day for work.

I enjoy typing on this keyboard and I use it between work and at home. The onboard memory does not work. I save macros and then they just disappear. I try adding macros using the MR button (which has very straightforward directions) and that does not work. Other quirks are the secondary funtions of the number keys do not light up so you can not see if using in a dimmer light setting. You can't even get aftermarket PBT keycaps so the keys will end up being shiny. The full size keyboard also does not have a storage space for the usb dongle. The price of the keyboard is not reflected in the functionality. I have other logitech products that I use so I am not a hater of the brand. I have at least five hundred dollars worth of logitech gear. The media controls work well and the volume control is great. The battery life can also be fantastic if you adjust the brightness. The gaming mode button also is a great little feature. At this price point I expect to have very little to be disappointed about with the product. The macros not working, nothing storing to onboard memory, no PBT keycaps, and no place to store the dongle make this a keyboard to pass on. Whatever happened to the value of the dollar? $250 used to buy you something actually worth $250.

I've had this keyboard for 2 years now and I absolutely love it. I've had no issues with it. So many combinations with the G keys and it feels great too. The low profile makes it so comfortable and as always the Lightspeed tech is so seamless and no noticeable latency with it.

This is one of my all time favorite keyboards. I’ve been using a Roccat at my office, but purchased this for my home office setup, and couldn’t be happier. I love the action on the keys, and they have really nice feedback clicking. One of my favorite things about this keyboard is the roller bar at the top that lets me control sound. I am in Zoom calls all day, and there is always one person who is either too loud, or too quiet, and I can easily adjust my volume with this feature. I haven’t explored a lot of the lighting settings, and have just been using default, which works great for me.

This is the most comfortable and enjoyable keyboard I have ever typed on! My husband got one to use for working from home, and we loved it so much we bought a second one for our HTPC! I know this is billed as a gaming keyboard, but it's so much more than that. If you have a job where you do a lot of typing, this low profile, short stroke keyboard is a necessity. I never really knew keystroke length could affect typing fatigue, but it really does. I used a Logitech Wave for years. After using this keyboard for 10 minutes, I couldn't go back.

This is an amazing keyboard. Very easy to use and set up memory keys. Extremely sturdy, no lag on keystrokes, it's like the keys were made for my fingers.

Unless you intend to customize the keyboard with your own keycaps, this keyboard is the end all be all. Its easy to set up, the rgb is very customizable. The battery never dies. The switches make me warm and tingly, a perfect level of clicky and responsive. 9/10 (only because its not usb-c)

Satisfying and fun to type with. RGB super cool. Clicky keys.

This keyboard reminds me of the keyboards that were around in the earlier days of PCs. The colors on the keyboard are many to choose from and the keyboard provides a key to dim the lighting of the keys. The rollerbar for the sound is unique. Prone to an easy touch raising or lowering the volume. My 1st gaming keyboard so it has taken a while to adjust to the G1 - G5 keys on the left side of the board. Minor issue -- my previous Logitech keyboard had a key that activated the calculator. While I did use it somewhat, it is not terrible that it not available. CONS: I purchased this keyboard at the same time I got the G502 mouse (gaming mouse). As best I understand things, both the keyboard and mouse require unique receivers using up 2 USB ports. I had hoped one or the other would recognize the other device. It seems that the details for numerous keys and how to configure them is minimally provided. Perhaps the younger generation is more aware of the symbols on the different keys but I would love a clear explanation and examples. SERIAL NUMBER -- BEWARE, the SN on the outside of the box does NOT match the SN inscribed on the bottom of the keyboard. The registration process provided by Logitech does NOT alert the user to this. Numerous emails with their support resulted in this discovery. Finally got the keyboard officially registered. So far the keyboard has functioned well with both gaming and as a regular keyboard for doing the necessary writing of emails and documents. I opted for this mechanical keyboard after learning that other non-mechanical keyboards use a membrane to activate the specific key and repetitive use of any key (which is what is required with the games I am planning) could impact the membrane causing it to be less sensitive or being recognized. It does seem that keyboard is loaded with lots of extra keys offering multitudes of options for those that may have varying users--such as the configuration of the M1 -M3 and MR buttons. I had an earlier version of the Logitech software installed--that software did not recognize this new hardware. The Logitech G-Hub software only recognizes this keyboard. Unsure if the Logi Bolt software is required--have not taken the time to remove this software to see what, if any, impact it may have on this hardware. If you don't like hearing the keys clatter as you depress them, I would suggest you avoid a mechanical keyboard. While I have only had the keyboard for about 1-2 weeks, I am slowly adapting to some of the new keys and features. Still need to research to better understand any benefits of configurations and the use of the various new extra keys.

The feeling of the keys is honestly addictive, the fact it’s wireless is a huge bonus as well.

I would say that this is a great all around keyboard for those who love low profile mechanical switches. Only complaints I have are the price ($250 USD), and the G-keys on the left side you can easily misclick. Also, all the function keys are membrane...