Customer Ratings & Reviews

It’s ok it’s just very touchy hard for a beginners

The quality and feel of the keyboard is excellent BUT the software is horrible. I could never get it to work properly and I ended up returning it for another brand. From what I read online my problem is not an isolated thing. It is too bad, the keyboard itself is the best I have used.

I love the keyboard itself, but the battery life is absolutely atrocious. I have to charge it multiple times a week. Absolutely do not recommend.

This is a $250 piece of junk. Yes, the keyboard is nice but it's NOT USEFUL when the "R" button stops working. Logitech has been absolutely no help in this issue, preferring to keep me on hold for hours instead of giving a solution. Again, this is a $250 keyboard and the buttons just STOPPED WORKING.

Keep having very bad input lag and everytime I type something it’s delayed

VERY BAD KEYBOARD BROKE WITHIN A WEAK!!!!! AND BEST BUY KNEW THEY HAVE DEFECTIVE PRODUCT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

would not stay connected. charged it all night and it lasted 30 mins unplugged.

The keyboard is not just well made and pretty but works really well. Mine did have one small speck of unfinished metal but it is not too distracting. The G HUB software works well and there are plenty of video and info if you need help with it. I was disappointed that multiple light speed devices could not share the same the wireless adapter. It is also not compatible with other Logitech Unifying Receivers. I also have not been able to get the software to save the settings on the device. If you switch the usb port then you have to reboot your system to get the settings to come back. Also when you use bluetooth the keyboard works great but the G HUB software does not detect the keyboard and does not control the RGB lights.

This keyboard works really well but I do have one large complaint. I find myself hitting the G2 button by mistake when I'm trying to hit tab. Some of my day to day gaming and productivity are very heavy on the tab key. It was solved by just mapping G2 to be another copy of tab and the problem was solved. That issue and the design miss of not having any lighting near the volume roller brings this down to 4 stars for me. On the plus side, the lighting is very bright, very good response time on wireless, low noise keys (but not silent) that have an excellent tactile feel to them and would be great for someone that doesn't like a long key press. Lots of lighting options and you can sync with other things with Logitech lighting. I happen to have a set of Logitech headphones that I can sync with and the effect looks really nice. Also nice is the ability to use bluetooth if you don't want to be stuck with another really small dongle. I did notice a tiny bit of lag with bluetooth, but that is to be expected.

This is the first true gaming keyboard I have ever had a chance to use. So far, I am amazed on what I have been missing out on! I am definitely no pro gamer, but I am an avid enthusiast play most genres of PC games. I was previously using a business keyboard so going keyboard was a bit of a culture change in how I operate. A worthy upgrade. Unboxing: The box has your basic description of the features. Inside you will find the keyboard, a micro USB cable, a USB A to micro USB adapter, lightspeed dongle (USB A), and documentation. The keyboard came about 50% charged for me. Setup: Very easy to say the least, plug in the dongle and you can use it immediately. I recommend you install the G Hub software from Logitech first for full functionality. Out of the box you will get a cool volume roller on the top right of the keyboard and a rainbow RGB effect on the keys. With the software, you can customize pretty much everything. The light had loads of options (I like starlight preset), there are memory and “g” keys for gaming macros. They are conveniently located on the far left This is good but can be an adjustment if you are used to regular keyboards as I found myself accidentally pressing them from time to time. You also have a Bluetooth option for connectivity if you wish but you will miss out of the low response time of the keyboard. Use: This thing is clicky! I know it is advertised but was not prepared for the clickiness! It feels great to type on as it is a mechanical keyboard. You might annoy family members or friends with the clicking sounds so something to think about. The media buttons are rubber on the top and work well. There is a gaming mode button which disables some keys such as the windows key to prevent issues in the middle of a game, you can customize it in the software. The keyboard itself is very thin (minus the keys). So the keys appear to float off then keyboard as a result. The aluminum build is very durable feeling and looks great. Battery life: I have only used a few days but so far it seems amazing! There are a lot of factors in the battery life but the box says “30 hours”, mine came precharged at 52% and it shows I have about 71 hours remaining in the software (on low lighting setting). It also states at max change I should get about 137 hours. You will also see power consumption in the software with the “system” taking up 1 mA and the lighting taking up 41-9 mA from highest to lowest settings, so I recommend you turn the lighting down for amazing battery life. If you turn off the lighting altogether, you can expect around 1102 hours of battery but the letters on the keys are pretty hard to see like this if it matters to you. Cons: The keys can be a little painful to use if you have been using minimal “membrane” type keyboards for a while. I say this because your fingers will have to move more then they might be used to so just ensure you have a good sitting position set up. Also, why does this thing use micro-USB in this day and age? I dunno, not a huge deal though. Summary: I give it all stars for being amazing in every way. I can’t vouch on how useful the 1ms response time is for gaming since I am no pro gamer but every advantage helps!

$250 for a keyboard is a bit ridiculous, no matter the technology. I have to say however, I'm enjoying the light show, and the keys feel fantastic. The click is satisfying to me. They keys are responsive and easy to press. The response is fast. I've had mine for a full day now, charged to 100% from 54% in an hour or two yesterday afternoon, and here the next morning it's still sitting at 99%, with a ripple effect that sends a rainbow of colors going in either direction from any keypress. It will go red when it reaches 15% for the first time and I'll plug it back up. I am mostly at my computer all day and am guesstimating a week minimum before I have to charge it again. No cigarettes, food, or smoking over this thing for me. For what I paid for it I intend to make it last a long time.

Great keyboard, trying the clicky this time and instead of tactile and while I prefer the tactile the keyboard feels nice and the G Hub software works well for the most part. Has issues with dual monitors for the Screen Sampler setting. Either way, very responsive keyboard. Price is a little high but if you can get a discount then I highly recommend.

the software sucks. just like corsair - DO NOT BUY! It sucks, your STUCK with it and logitech could care less. ITS JUNK!

I have been a fan of full mechanical keyboards for quite a few years now, and I have had at least a half dozen. This G915 is my first wireless mechanical keyboard overall, and I was interested to see how all these new features worked in the real world. I already have a G910 keyboard, which I love, but I decided to scoop up this G915 to complement my G502 lightspeed wireless mouse. And, as with the mouse, you can't even tell it's a wireless unit. I notice absolutely no difference in general use, or fps gaming with these new lightspeed peripherals vs my wired G910 or G502. This new wireless tech is wicked fast, and feels great. On top of removing yet another cable from my gaming desk, this keyboard looks incredibly slick, and feels amazing. The top face of the board is a beautiful dark gunmetal brushed aluminum, while the back is a dense and sturdy plastic. Media controls, volume wheel, and other typical Logitech gaming keyboard features are all here. The RGB has 5-way adjustable brightness, including full off. On the brightest setting with all keys lit up, estimated battery life is 34 hours. With all keys off, that estimate goes up to over 1,000 hours. Charging is easy enough with the included micro usb cable. I chose to leave my RGB brightness at a medium level 2 setting, and my estimated battery life is roughly 100 hours of use, which I am happy with. Now, the keys themselves are a new shallow-mount style mechanical. I got the clicky version and it's very satisfying. These shallow keys have less downward travel than standard keys, but they do not feel mushy or anything. Imagine using a regular mechanical board, but with a washer or something underneath the keys so they won't go down as far, but still fully actuate. That's the best way I can describe how they feel. Same feel, less travel, and I'm honestly liking it so far. I can't speak highly enough about this keyboard, as its looks, key feel, and features have all impressed me thoroughly. I was also surprised by how thin this keyboard is. It's very thin and compact, but still has a mechanical keyboard weight to it, which is very appreciated.

The G915 Lightspeed offers a good wireless experience going so far as to have Bluetooth functionality to save that precious USB port. At first, the low profile keys feel weird but they are easily gotten used to and amazing after. It's very easy to customize the key bindings and RGB through GHub. It's an all-around sleek high-performance keyboard and I'd give the functionality a 5 out of 5!

Had too many connection issues, constantly turning off even thou it was set to be on at all times...

best buy website lied that it will arrive by today, however, they haven't even ship it out today. waste of my time

ORNATA KEYBOARD FOR HALF THE PRICE MUCH BETTER RETURNED BECAUSE KEY BUTTONS GET COMING OFF

Came defective and best buy wouldn’t let me return because I waited 16 days to return it

250$ for a key board and one of they keys doesn’t light correctly . Disappointed.