Customer Ratings & Reviews

Amazing keyboard that I invested my money on.. Really love the keys how smooth they are and also the rgb effect.

Coming from a Logitech K840 (for the subdued, clean look I thought I wanted for what is primarily a home office), this keyboard is an incredible upgrade! The RGB lighting is fully programmable and subtle when you want it to be but can go full rainbow flash of RGB glory if you'd like! The G Hub software is mostly intuitive and easy to use. After you have your preferred lighting settings ready to go, you can use the three on-board memory profiles to switch on the fly between your preferred lighting method for the work that you're doing AND be able to control the bright between five different levels (0-100%) from the brightness button on the keyboard itself! I have the GL Clicky keys and they are most definitely clicky, giving you both a subtle audible "click" (compared to other mechanical keyboards, the click is loud enough for the user but quiet enough where you won't drive your office neighbor nuts) and the physical click of the switch actuating. The typing experience is excellent and a perfect mix of key height and spacing. Speaking of spacing, the low-profile and minimalist form of this keyboard make it an absolute dream on any desk! This will look at home in a professional office just as well as it will in a hardcore gaming set up. The gaming experience is incredible, the key response is lightning fast (or at "Lightspeed," if you will) and you will find yourself questioning if this is truly a wireless keyboard! I have yet to find a situation where there is any lag while using the Lightspeed USB dongle versus the wired connection. Bluetooth is a very quick and stable connection but, like most Bluetooth keyboards, if it is sitting idle for some time you may experience some lag. The speed of switching between Bluetooth and Lightspeed is fast enough where I may be getting rid of my second keyboard in favor of using just this one (my desk is set up for two workstations, usually requiring two sets of keyboard/mouse). A major feature this keyboard has that you rarely find in slim form keyboards, especially wireless slim form keyboards, is the two step riser system that allows more options for bringing the keyboard to your preferred typing angle.Exceptional build quality and incredible battery life, this keyboard will impress in use and style! I would highly recommend this for both gamers and professionals as it is one of the best looking, best performing, and most versatile keyboards around that is definitely worth the price!

Love the lighting and feel of the keys. It is well built. Very cool.

I love this keyboard and still using it without any problems

Excellent keyboard to full day use, the mechanical experience y crazy

Love my Logitech keyboard. Easy to install and actually improves my gaming.

I was hoping I did not have to use the Ghub USB connector in order to use this keyboard for gaming. For normal work related, it's for unless you don't remember all your Special Characters location. No option to fix this either. Very sad for Logitech as I've been happy with their products for over 20+ years.

Pros: -Sleek and durable design with a low-profile form factor -Excellent wireless performance with Lightspeed technology -Responsive and satisfying GL Clicky mechanical switches -Brilliant RGB backlighting customization options -Long battery life with efficient power management Cons: -Premium price point -No dedicated media keys or USB passthrough -Limited wrist rest support Review: The Logitech G915 Lightspeed is a gaming keyboard that delivers an exceptional wireless gaming experience without compromising on performance or style. With its sleek design, responsive mechanical switches, and customizable RGB lighting, it's a top-tier choice for gamers seeking the best wireless keyboard on the market. The G915 Lightspeed boasts a sleek and premium design. Its low-profile form factor gives it a slim and modern appearance, while the brushed aluminum top plate provides durability and a high-end feel. The keyboard's build quality is outstanding, ensuring it can withstand intense gaming sessions and everyday use. Logitech's Lightspeed wireless technology is a standout feature of the G915 Lightspeed. It provides a lag-free and ultra-fast wireless connection, delivering the same performance as a wired keyboard. You can enjoy the freedom of a wireless setup without sacrificing the responsiveness and precision required for competitive gaming. The GL Clicky mechanical switches on the G915 Lightspeed offer a delightful typing and gaming experience. These switches combine a tactile bump with an audible click, providing satisfying feedback with each keypress. The switches have a short actuation distance, allowing for fast and precise keystrokes, making it ideal for gamers who prefer a tactile and clicky feel. Customization is a key aspect of the G915 Lightspeed. The keyboard's RGB backlighting offers an extensive range of customization options. You can personalize the lighting effects, colors, and patterns through Logitech's G HUB software. The ability to synchronize the lighting with other compatible peripherals adds a captivating visual element to your gaming setup. The G915 Lightspeed's battery life is impressive, thanks to its efficient power management. With up to 30 hours of usage on a single charge, you can game for extended periods without worrying about battery life. The included micro-USB cable allows you to charge the keyboard while using it, ensuring uninterrupted gameplay when needed. While the G915 Lightspeed excels in many areas, it does come with a premium price tag. The advanced wireless technology, high-quality construction, and mechanical switches contribute to its elevated cost. Additionally, some users may miss dedicated media keys or a USB passthrough feature, which are not present on this keyboard. Another consideration is the limited wrist rest support. The G915 Lightspeed does not include a detachable or adjustable wrist rest, which may be a drawback for users who prefer ergonomic support during long gaming sessions. However, third-party wrist rests can be used as an alternative. In conclusion, the Logitech G915 Lightspeed is the ultimate wireless mechanical gaming keyboard that combines performance, style, and convenience. With its sleek design, responsive mechanical switches, customizable RGB backlighting, and efficient wireless technology, it offers an outstanding gaming experience. While the premium price and absence of dedicated media keys or USB passthrough are worth noting, the G915 Lightspeed is a worthy investment for gamers who prioritize wireless freedom without compromising on performance.

The G915 is a game-changer with its tactile feedback, wireless freedom, and stunning RGB. Its build quality and performance are unmatched. A top-tier choice for serious gamers.

I love this keyboard. By far the best one I have ever used. I had a razer huntsman, which is a fantastic keyboard. But this board is rock solid. Wireless with no latency, battery life is very good. I think I may charge it once every couple of months. By far the best keyboard on the market. Only downside is... it's a little pricey, but you get what you pay for.

I’ve had this keyboard for awhile now, and it is just as good as when I first bought it. The thing has such a good click to it, super comfortable and not clunky. It’s honestly dumb how long the battery lasts, I’m not exaggerating when I say I’ve charged this keyboard roughly 15 times since owning this, I keep the lights relatively low and it will last days to weeks without plugging it in. Super responsive. I can’t say enough good things about this thing.

I cannot say enough good things about this board. I have been looking for a wireless mechanical board for the longest time. The RGB is great and can be customized in many different ways. The battery lasts all week if not longer even with 8 to 10 hours us use each day with RGB at 100%. I went with the clicky version because I enjoy the click sound of keyboards. It is picked up on video calls all the time, so just be aware of that. That aside I just go on mute when I am not speaking and all is well.

This thing is built like a tank I wanted a mechanical keyboard but the one I had was bulky and felt cheap. This thing has a metal body and a low profile. It feels and looks great. I would have no issues with buying another one of these for another PC. Battery life on this is great. Seems to last over a month without having to charge.

I have no complaints with this keyboard. Love the low profile keys, which still give plenty of tactile feedback without feeling too heavy. The clickyness of the switches is also just loud enough to be satisfying but not so loud that it becomes annoying after a while unlike some other keyboards. The charge also lasts for a decent amount of time and the keys will pulse red to let you know when they need a charge as well. Absolutely no lag from what I've seen while gaming. Overall an awesome keyboard, can't recommend highly enough.

It cost too much and was completely not necessary for my life. Still I love it completely. It's like getting a cat. You don't need a cat (unless you need a mouser). Yet aren't you happy that one graces you with its existance? I walked around the store pressing the keys of all the keyboards and this one created the most happy feeling in my heart. Admittedly, I did not get to sample the other G915 models and really wanted to try the tactile one as I feared the volume getting picked up by lazy microphones. It may happen, but no one has kicked me out out of meeting or channel yet. It's not the best mechanical keyboard. It's not the best wireless keyboard. Maybe it's not the best RGB. I wouldn't know. That was an afterthought to me. Lots of customization on the keys if that's your thing. Not any patterns struck my fancy though and I don't really feel like customizing every single key. For such a hefty price, I wish the secondary keys functions of keys were also lit. It does a good job at all three of those tasks in my opinion, even if it is not the best. I have zero complaints over the connectivity and speed just that it too requires its own dongle even though I have a G5 mouse. There are cheaper mechanical keyboards for sure. The clicks amuse me greatly and I'm glad on any day I get to work from home and should spend more programming the keyboard for a work configuration. I do not have a pad under the keyboard and the left side is more prone to slipping that I expected. The extra weigh of the volume controlls seems to create a pivot point for my keyboard. I wish the medio controls were centered and the connectivity buttons were swapped. I am more frequently trying to adjust the volume in a regular typing position than I am using the number pad. It's a long reach. If I am reaching that far, I can practically use my mouse to adjust the application. In another few weeks, I won't even remember that I spent $200 except as conversation point whenever I work from home.

One of the angled feet broke after less than a year of use. I just went to change the angle and it just snapped. Logitech support has been difficult to get a hold of.

The most satisfying keyboard I've ever felt. I love the clicky style switches. And the low profile switches and keycaps are just so nice. Battery life is awesome, it can last a week or two, and it's nice because it has bluetooth, as well as a low latency 2.4ghz dongle that is better for gaming. You can just press the buttons to switch between them. It is pretty expensive, but there aren't a ton of wireless mechanical keyboards on the market, and even fewer low profile ones. I had wanted it for months before I finally went for it and I don't regret it at all. Fully customizable per key RGB lighting is always nice too.

I bought this for my husband and he loves it! The build quality is excellent and the ability to make scenes with the lighting is really easy. The keyboard has a program that is installed on your computer that has a good number of premade light scenes as well. The keys on the keyboard itself as the perfect amount of clicky and feel very sturdy as well!

I was torn between getting this or the new Razer wireless keyboard and mouse that had just come out. I was just reading the reviews for the Razer device and made me glad I went with this. I used to always be a die hard Razer fan, used Deathadder mice for several years, but lately their software has been absolutely horrible. I've seen ads pop up from system tray advertising their products, they force you to use Synapse 3, which is in beta, and actually lost some functionality over Synapse 2, such as being able to set RGB colors to onboard memory on keyboard, so every time you restart your computer or wake it up from sleep you are stuck with the rainbow effect. Not to mention none of it works with Mac anymore (I use a Mac for work), so on Mac you're stuck with rainbows. Logitech doesn't have any of these issues. I can easily set onboard profiles with RGB colors, so when it restarts or loads you can have just a static color or whatever you want. Even has 3 keys at the top of they keyboard to switch between. It's a really simple thing but drove me crazy with my blackwidow keyboard to the point I sold it to a coworker. And just in general Razer software is terrible. Never had an issue with Logitech. Wireless works great on this. Use the USB dongle to my personal gaming machine, and bluetooth with my work computer, and it's super easy to switch between. I have this paired with a G703 wireless mouse, and wireless seems super responsive to the point I can't tell a difference between wired. I live in apartments with plenty of wifi signals all over the place, not to mention I have numerous wireless devices, and this keyboard and mouse never have an issue. Dongles are plugged into back of my machine next to each other (reviews for Razer said this was an issue for their devices) and absolutely no issues. Battery seems decent. I use it quite a bit for work and gaming, and I have to recharge it I think about every week or so, at least lasts several days before I have to recharge. I do have the lights set to a static color on a low brightness setting, though. I love the feel and sound of the keys on this (got the one with the clicky keys), although this is all preference. Keys are lower profile, I really don't like the super tall keys of the Razer keyboards. Key presses have a really good feel, not just for gaming but typing on this for work is fantastic. The click is really the type of click I think of when thinking of a clicky gaming keyboard. It's probably a bit louder than the Razer green/clicky switches, but if you don't like that I believe they have a tactile version of this keyboard. Only downside is the price. Was hard for me to justify the price of this keyboard, but I think for a mechanical, wireless keyboard like this, this is what you're looking at paying. The keys feel a bit cheaper than the Razer keyboards, like they might not last as long. The actual body of the keyboard feels pretty sturdy though, although it has very sharp edges I think they could have smoothed out a bit. I feel like that's nitpicking though. All in all I would definitely recommend. Everything works great on it, has a great feel. Very responsive for being a wireless keyboard.

This is the best keyboard I have ever owned, full stop. It's incredibly hard to find a wireless mechanical keyboard at all, let alone one with RGB, and one with such great charge time? Insane. This is the product I've waited years for, and it's absolutely everything I hoped it would be. I seriously doubt I will ever buy another, unless it's a replacement of this model. There is one drawback - the software is just awful. Logitech needs to fire their whole software team, because it's an unmitigated disaster. Everything is needlessly difficult, so even the coolest software features will be ignored by 99% of users, because it's just not worth the hassle. That being said, they keyboard itself is so sublime, such a total pleasure to use, that even the terrible software detracts in no way from the overall bliss that is using this keyboard. Deliciously clicky, chunky keys make typing anything a pleasure, and the fully programmable lights are ideal for gaming (the "echo" feature is particularly useful). The Lightspeed tech means there is no difference in performance from a wired keyboard, so it's perfect for anyone connecting their PC to a TV. It's definitely on the pricier side, but the quality makes it seem like a steal. I cannot recommend it enough, even for desktop users if the extra money isn't an huge issue. After all, it connects via Bluetooth as well, so you can flip from typing on your tablet/phone to your PC instantly. If you can't tell by now, I like it and strongly recommend you get one, ESPECIALLY if your setup will benefit from wireless. It is truly a masterpiece.