Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best Keyboard I have ever owned, or even used for that matter. Tactile and responsive. perfect action in every keystroke. great for working and gaming. its stellar looking, light effects are smooth and gorgeous. Wired version is great too, but the wireless really makes it.

Pros: - Build quality - feels very premium - Multiple connectivity options - Rechargeable battery - Low profile mechanical clicky keys feel and sound nice. - RGB is fun. Cons: - Expensive! ($250.00 KB only) - thou it is on sale now. - Minor inconveniences: > Can't pair w/ my G703 thou they both use "Lightspeed" > Micro USB - all of my other devices are USB C *Rechargeable battery - what if the battery stops holding a charge? Can it be easily replaced or do you have a to buy a new KB - just something to think about. Conclusion: I really like the feel and sound of the keys, build quality and overall aesthetic. I didn't buy this KB for gaming (I don't really PC game) and imo, Gamers probably prefer a different type of KB. I think of this KB as more of a hybrid - probably best for creatives, but can be used for gaming.

Great keyboard. Reliable wireless connection, comfortable to type, a combination of old school keyboard (tactile feedback with every key press) and wireless freedom, no latency... just instant response as if it is a wired keyboard. Battery stamina is impressive considering that I have the led lights lit (very visible even at lowest setting) all the time!

Bought this to replace a Razer keyboard. The Razer was good but the volume knob on the keyboard was really finicky. Also, I got sick of Razer’s updates or lack there of, lights weren’t working properly and the keyboard was extremely loud. I really got sick of their software (synapse) not turning off the lights when the computer went to sleep. This Logitech keyboard is probably the BEST keyboard I’ve ever owned! It’s pretty quiet for being a mechanical keyboard. The materials it’s made with are really top notch. The RGB lighting and their software work absolutely perfect! And best of all, when the computer goes to sleep, or a lack of user input, the lights will actually turn off! I do wish it had USB-C (currently micro-usb) but I can deal with that. I ended up buying a Logitech headphones, mousepad (wireless charging for mouse), and a mouse to replace everything that I owned from Razer! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

I love this keyboard. It has great battery life, I have had it for months with rgb enabled and haven't charged it one time. It is responsive and a great clicky tactile feel. It connects both via usb 2.4 and bluetooth so you can have it connected to two different things and switch between them with just 1 button. The g keys work if you are into that sort of thing. Don't hesitate, buy this thing!

After typing on this keyboard, I had to buy one on a whim. And it turns out being my favorite keyboard. It has the clicky keys which reminds me of the old IBM keyboards but with a nicer feel and texture. It's designed with quality in mind so it's very expensive at $250. The instructions are very sparse and I only figured out the RF and bluetooth functions by going to YouTube review videos. The RF means radio frequency which works with the USB insert that comes with the keyboard. Hit the wave/lightning bolt key to get it to work. Radio frequencies have faster connections with the computer to avoid lag time when using the bluetooth. I don't use it for gaming but the bluetooth is noticeable. It does require a dedicated USB port. The bluetooth works fine -- hit the "B" key with the open triangle. You can also check the percentage charge on the keyboard by looking at the settings page in windows. I prefer the RF signal connection, but the bluetooth is great when you just want to run the keyboard right away. The joystick button disables the Microsoft keys so they' aren't accidentally touched during gameplay. The sunburst key is to toggle through light intensity. I don't use the keyboard for gameplay, but I love this keyboard because of the tactile feel.

The mechanical keys are incredibly satisfying. Customizable RGB settings are great and have tons of options. Assignable keys are fantastic. Battery life is solid as well. The overall build quality is amazing. It feels very premium. Only negative is the high price tag - but if you are in the market for a keyboard, don't settle. This one is the one you need.

Was looking for a new wireless keyboard that I could use to pair with the new laptop that I purchased. The biggest thing was to have the clicky keyboard that was wireless but not something that was cheap and did not respond or has the chance to brake easily. I am very happy with this purchase and extremely satisfied with the quality of this keyboard. Pros - Solid design. Keyboard feels solid but at the same time extremely light weight. - Response time is quick with almost zero delay in button response. - Keys are not raised to an extreme level and just the right amount of click. (Compared to some that have really loud clicks). - Battery life is great. (Played a whole weekend 30+ hours and did not even dent the battery). - Gaming mode on the keyboard is great to have along with the different profiles you can set. Cons (But not really). - Limited lighting effects but the color is still great.

Although I think this keyboard is overpriced, I think it's somewhat worth it. It has RGB, It's rechargeable. Can connect to you pc via bluetooth or usb dongle or wired. And doesn't take up as much space as the Logitech G613. But if you don't care for the RGB, the rechargeable battery, and need a wrist rest, then go for the G613 I've owned plenty of mechanical keyboards and this one comes out as my favorite as it is wireless and the battery lasts a while. Even though I had the Logitech g613 I saw that this was in store and decided to switch the keyboard because I need the RGB in my life. And WE ALL KNOW that it is scientifically proven to make you 30% better at every game ever. LOL. But seriously, the only real reason I'm writing this keyboard review is because I absolutely love typing on this. I hope you enjoyed <3 Also, it makes a great gift. I wouldn't mind having two of thes (:

I previously owned a wired keyboard with linear switches and wanted something different. I wanted the clicky feel without a ton of noise, and I found it with the G915. Good weight and good battery life. The different comm modes (lightspeed vs. bluetooth) actually make it easy to switch between my work laptop (BT) and my gaming computer (Lightspeed), wirelessly, without a KVM. Very convenient! Utilize the peripheral recycling discount for 20% of logitech accessories.

TL;DR, don't buy this unless you absolutely want a wireless full RGB mechanical keyboard, and you are okay with Logitech switch instead of the industry standard cherry mx switches. Let's not forget, this is a $250 keyboard, it is one of the most expensive mass-produced keyboards in the mechanical keyboard market. So, it is only fair to hold it to the highest standard. The positive: the build quality is superb, very minimal deck flex and everything on it feels very solid and well built. In my opinion the low profile switch is actually decent. Per key RGB is nice and bright, the logitech G hub software is surprisingly good. It also gets good battery life IF and only if the RGB isn't on all the time. Logitech definitely got a lot of things right. The negative: NO USB TYPE C??????? seriously????? this is inexcusable for a $250 keyboard, and the included micro-B cable is not even braided and feels super cheap. Keycaps on this board are finger oil magnets, and non-standard, so look elsewhere if you are into custom keycaps. Additionally, there is no num lock indication lock.

Beautiful Keyboard. Honestly it’s the first keyboard I bought to pair with my first PC and I can’t look back. Tested a lot of keyboard wether it be in store displays or friends; nothing comes close. The low profile switches change the game. They’re not loud and obnoxious but they give you a great feel while typing. Haven’t had a problem. The light speed connectivity to the PC is fantastic, as soon as I switch the keyboard on it’s ready. I love all the features from a full size layout to the buttons to control music and also the scroll wheel. The interface is great as well with so much RGB customization as well as battery life display and software updates. The material on this keyboard is solid. Doesn’t feel like it will break on you like some keyboards. Of course the only downfall is the Price being over 200$ but remember you get what you pay for. You want to be the best you gotta use the best.

Excellent keyboard. Super clicky sounds. Both Bluetooth and USB receiver connection work flawlessly. Easy to set up and decent battery life

Glad I got this keyboard. I wanted to go wireless, and ended up going with this and a G502. The low profile switches are the biggest game changer. Typing on this keyboard is truly effortless. The keys are super responsive, and while still clicky not excessively loud. The tactile bump is right at the point of actuation so there’s no doubt about when the key has been activated. If you want a quieter keyboard it also comes in tactile and linear options. I might still switch mine out for the tactile since that’s the part I’m the most picky about, but if you’re a fan of clicky keys specifically this won’t let you down there. Battery life is also excellent I’ve only had to charge it once a week. It is expensive, but I work in IT and game on PC while also competing in CTF competitions. If you want to spend a little less and don’t need/want the wireless the G815 is the same keyboard but wired.

Let's get the bad stuff out of the way first - the Logitech gaming software is awful, buggy, and frustrating and the support folks on the web are more infuriating than helpful. Also, The saved profiles don't store your RGB configuration, so Bluetooth mode always displays the default animation. Outside of those significant quirks, this is a good keyboard. The wireless adapter and Bluetooth functions work well. Customized keys work well with profiles to keep your settings portable across devices. The build quality is solid, but a little less premium than I was anticipating. The clicky switches are wonderful to type on despite having significantly less travel than the full sized Romer-G switches or the typical Cherry MX Blues. The RBG is bright and stunning. Brighter than Razer and Corsair, IMO. It likely has something to do with the low profile switches. That being said, it's a huge hit to battery life. I recommend keeping the brightness low unless you want to charge a lot.

A little early to write a review. But BB insist on sending these way too far in advance. But anyways. Great keyboard. Solid and sound. I did not buy it for the RGB, although if you are into that the Ghub does a great job. My two boys love it. Do not buy in you have a roommate, although you should know that if you are in the market at this price point. Too early to tell the longevity of the device but seems to be working spectacular for now. Battery life is about a solid week if you are using it for a full days work and a few hours play. The extra G keys to open whatever application you want is great when you want to quickly open a winscp module or a putty connection. All in all it at this point is worth the price. But only time will tell if the extra investment was worth. Will try to update in a few months for a true review.

This is as good as it gets for me. Is it overpriced? Yeah. Is it still my favorite keyboard? Also yes. I wish this was ~100$ less than its MSRP, but outside of online companies, you just can't find any alternatives in the same class as the keyboard. The feel and sound of the switches is so satisfying and the board is quite solid with no ringing whatsoever (unlike the g610). Lightspeed wireless is as close to wired as I have ever experienced (i cant tell the difference). I have considered trying a Keychron K1, but I really like being able to feel the keys in person before buying, and this was on display in bestbuy. Would recommend if you can stomach the price tag. Also why tf can't logitech use usb type-c ???? micro usb is trash, and on a 200$+ keyboard I dont want to have to worry about the charge port wearing out in a year...

I love this keyboard. It is a quality keyboard, feels solid and is very versatile. Not only do I use this on the PC, I can link this to most devices using bluetooth. Makes an amazing connection with my tv and saves so much time in typing. I use wifi when connecting to my PC, but occasionally I need to take the dongle out to add other devices, but I just switch to Bluetooth and there is no loss in speed when playing games. Great colours on the keyboard with many options on the keyboard app.

This keyboard KICKS BUTT! I took the jump. I was using an older Corsair Mechanical Keyboard. This keyboard is fast, clicky, and overall looks amazing. It took me a little while to get used to the left macros buttons though. I kept hitting the G5 when gaming but it just takes time to adjust to something new. I get amazing battery life on this thing, It's been two weeks since my last charge with RGB on and everything. There is no USB output for a wired mouse. Not sure if that's a con since i have a wireless mouse. To charge it, just connect the USB-c from the keyboard to your PC and it charges relatively quickly. It looks great with my setup and I know I will be using this keyboard for a very long time.

I love this keyboard! It lights up, rechargeable battery. Lasts a long time, I love the clickity sounds! A ton of options for buttons. I am not a gamer, I purchased this because I am a technical writer. This is very comfortable and Bluetooth.