Customer Ratings & Reviews

Overall, this will do what you want. But I wanted it for work, not for gaming. With a battery life of 30 hours, I would drain it by Wednesday of the first week. Sadly, I had to return it for a wired option.

Does not work for MacBook Pro, it looks pretty nice though, I haven't tried it on a pc yet.

Probably a decent keyboard as it has some nice features. But I quickly found the RGB lighting to be insanely annoying. And the inability to turn it one color permanently or to shut it off completely is a deal buster. It will be getting returned.

Although it worked well, it is just too expensive to justify the price. They have all lost their minds with the price of mechanical keyboards. Especially because they all break with 1-2 years regardless.

All the sudden there were in game boxes popping up...as if the tab key were being depressed (not the case) during heated game-play moments (IE not good) ...so returning this thing....it happened wireless and wired mode...it looks good tho...and nice weight...

Not worth the price. Returning. I like logitech and this is a decent effort for them to get the "office" staff and gamers...but it falls short on both sides. Their software is trash - sorry but it is. The keyboard is glitchy and does not hold 2 connections well 1 has to be hardwired the other bluetooth...both lag when something is typed or when you switch back and forth (which I do a LOT of).

The feeling of the keyboard is nice but I don't think it wroth the money.

I called best buy because this keyboard was sticking and some keys did not work at all. But unfortunately i was 30 days past warranty, nothing they could do. It was open box but was supposed to be like new. I believe Best buy dropped the ball on this.

It’s alright Keys feel really satisfying though !!

If you’re looking for a slim full size keyboard with everything you can think of. This is the one for you.

The size its good for full size , the clicky version its in fact clicky like blue switches but quitter.

I've recently started exploring the world of mechanical keyboards and so I was interested in trying out the Logitech G915. My interest is not gaming but general tactile feel and responsiveness of the keyboard while coding. I tend to find the lower profile chiclet like keyboards a bit lacking and finally decided to give what tend to be advertised as "gaming keyboards" a try. So my review is from that perspective, non-gamer with strong need for a good, responsive, reliable, and programmable keyboard who would like to be able to minimize some of the "gamer" centric aspects. Like most mechanical keyboards, the G915 is backlit with different LED colors flowing across the keyboard. Turning those off or down (I'll admit, I've grown tolerant of it) is typically my first action. The G915 connects either via USB (Logitech's Lightspeed) or bluetooth which is nice. Though unlike some other models, it doesn't provide a USB hub so your mouse will require another port. For gamers, this is not an issue as your laptop or PC will have an embarassment of USB ports. For business/pro users with machines balancing power and portability this can be an issue if you're not set up with a dock of some sort. Having bluetooth though makes it so that you can avoid consuming an additional USB port for the keyboard, a plus in my book. The overall looks of the G915 is pretty clean. With the LED backlights totally off, it appears that I have a sturdy polished keyboard. Nothing too out of the ordinary until you notice the top and left side row of keys. That or the giant volume rocker. I think a wheel one twists would have been a bit better. Supposedly, you can customize the lighting of each key with up to 16 million colors. For now, I think I'll stick to the defaults. My main customization is for macros. A wishlist feature - using those many lights to send me a message, like an email has arrived or build completed. The keyboard itself is pleasantly clicky. It's slightly louder that some other models that I've used, but nothing that would catch attention over the normal level of office noise. I think what I really liked about the switches in this keyboard was how it handles the longer keys - like the spacebar or shift. I've had the issue where with mechanical switches that seem otherwise perfect for typing and noise, quick actions like typing a single uppercase letter with the shift key end up with much higher errors. Here, that's not the case. Being able to hit shift reliably is (to me) a understated selling point. Note, the lightspeed functionality may be useful for gamers. For me, and I'm a 85-90wpm typist anyway, I did not experience any noticeable difference using the keyboard with lightspeed vs bluetooth. For me, the actual keypress registration accuracy made much more of a difference to my effective typing speed. Ultimately, good tools help to improve your performance and productivity. I'm confident in recommending the G915 - either to the business user looking to go mechanical or the gamer looking to get a slight edge.

The keys are not as quiet as some keyboards, but they are very responsive and do not stick or bind. The lighting is helpful and fun. Really good for the price

Love this keyboard. I love the way it feels when i type on it. And the clicky sound it makes.

THIS IS THE BEST KEYBOARD IVE EVER USED! A LIFE LONG LOGITECH G FAN NOW.. AND SUPER FAST

The best mechanical keyboard in my opinion. It is pricing but worth every penny.

Was great, for about 6 months. Then started getting a double-entryy issue with the Y key (haha it happened while typing this review). Logitech support for warranty replacement is an absolute nightmare. Would not recommend.

II used to love thiis keyboard. Then recetly I started hhviing issues withh thhe keys double pressing or not registering a press at all. I am not correcting thhe issues iin the review to shohw you whhat its doing. Of course thhiis hhappens affter the warranty expires.....don't think I will be buying anothher logitech....Ill update this if logitech does aythhing about it.

Returned this, Not a fan of the flat keys. Nice design though. Rapid clicking feels awkward, and any need to spam a key is practically ruined.

I don’t understand the hype. Was not impressed. Save your money, buy a keychron. Key caps are sticky. Actuation is heavy.