Customer Ratings & Reviews

The battery life on this thing is so good, sometimes I forget it's a wireless keyboard! I also appreciate the overall design and responsiveness of the keys. The RGB is pretty straightforward and although it's not the brightest, I still find myself impressed with the overall build quality.

I needed a new keyboard because my Razer keyboard was on the fritz. Since buying my last keyboard, I have graduated college and started getting certifications in the IT field, specifically Networking and cyber security. Between that, gaming, and working as a network engineer, I type A LOT. My criteria for a keyboard was as follows: *Handle my typing. I type a lot, and I type really fast, so it needs to be able to keep up with me. *Prefer wireless because I have a cat that has an affinity for wire chewing *Easy to type on for long periods of time. There are some keyboards that are just tough to press and can wear on you after hours of typing. *Small because I don't have a ton of desk space when typing and the Razer was enormous. *Must have RGB lighting. I just love colors, so it has to look cool :). After hours of searching various websites, watching videos on YouTube, etc., I narrowed my search down to the Logitech G915 and the Corsair K95. The only difference between the two was I had experienced typing on the Corsair and not the Logitech. I chose the Logitech because all the experts who rely heavily on their keyboards and typing chose this one. The only negatives anyone had on the keyboard was the price. If you're buying something or work as I am, view it as an investment and decide how much you are willing to invest. I went with the clicky model because I wanted that cool sound to go with feeling like a true professional. Pros: *Love love love the RGB keyboard! The colors are really nice. I like the wave that came default so haven't customized it much, but I know it's easy enough to do if you want to. *I love the size of the keyboard. It fits on my desk and still gives my cats enough room to walk by without stepping on it. *It's extremely easy to type on. *Extremely easy to set up. Literally plug it in to charge, then plug in the USB dongle or use Bluetooth and go. The biggest adjustment for me was remembering to turn it off at night. Don't fret though, you can type while it's plugged in and charging if you need to. * Keys are very easy to press and don't wear my hands out after typing all day. *The lightspeed technology keeps up with my typing. I can type as fast as I want and it's super accurate. I don't have enough good things to say other than Logitech hit this out of the park! Cons: *Price. Let's face it, the only thing I dislike about this keyboard so far is how much I paid for it (why I gave it four stars for value). With that being said, I feel my investment is worth it, so not sure how big of a con this really is, but it is a lot of money for a keyboard. *The volume dial. For me personally, this was kind of a waste of a feature on this keyboard. I'm so used to turning my volume up/down from my mouse that it took me three weeks to realize it was even there. *The "G" keys on the left side of the keyboard. I know there wasn't really room to put these anywhere else, but it took me some time to adjust to because initially I was constantly hitting G1 instead of escape, and G5 instead of Control, etc. The feature is cool, I just wish the keys were somewhere else. *some people have complained there's no number lock light. I am so used to using keyboards that need to have number lock hit every time you power them back on that I didn't even notice the light wasn't there. I do use the number feature for work and the numbers are easy to type on. Overall, this keyboard is exactly what I was looking for. If you don't mind spending the money on it, I would recommend this keyboard all day to you. There are just two things I would tell you before buying it: 1. Watch videos where people type on the three different types of Logitech G915 keyboards and decide which model is best for you. Some may love the clicky like I do, while some would want to return it a day later. If you have a local Best Buy, go in and see if they have one on display so you can type for yourself. 2. Ask yourself if you really need the wireless version. The G815 is the exact same keyboard for $100 less, it just requires two USB ports to use (the back of the G815 offers a USB port, so consider one of them a pass-through). I would 100% recommend this keyboard to anyone looking for a top of the line wireless keyboard to meet their work/gaming/productivity needs.

This keyboard is louder than I expected!! I would definitely opt for the linear switches over the clicky switches, and the keycaps are very cheap for this price range. These few cons aside this is a really nice wireless keyboard, vibrant RGB, spacebar stabilizers are pretty good. Battery life lasts a lot longer than I expected even with RGB on. I use this keyboard mostly for work but have also gamed with it a little as well. If you are looking for a low profile thin keyboard and are in between this and the K100 air the Logitech does feel a tad more sturdy, but the real difference is going to be the switches. Corsair uses Cherry MX and Logitech uses Kahil Choc switches. IF YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO SWAP YOUR KEYCAPS GET THE CORSAIR! If you don't care about your keycaps and you want a typing experience that feels very solid get the Logitech. There are keycaps for the Kahil Choc switches they are just hard to find and often do not have legends. This being said I prefer the weight of the Kahil switches to the cherry and corsairs optical switch. I seem to make less typos as they are not as sensitive.

I bought this keyboard during black friday sales. So the specs say the battery lasts 40 hours. But when I got home and plugged it in, it was at about 50% battery. I used it that day and then the next, and it was down to about 10%, so I plugged it in to charge it overnight. That was about 7 days ago and it's still @ 70% battery, and the battery life has really exceeded my expectations. I have the brightness et to 30%, on a 10s cycle for the lighting effect. In the device settings, set the the effect to Dim Active Effect, I have the brightness on 25%, and it dims after 1 min, turns the lights off after 2 mins. I have it set to turn low battery mode, so it pulses red @ 15% and lower. I turned the onboard memory off. As far as the keys go, I think the keyboard and keys are a little smaller than my previous razer keyboard, so I have some typos, but I have mostly adjusted to the keysize and it's fine now. The key presses are definitely quieter than my previous keyboard. With the Razer Chroma, I could hear the key presses through my headset. With this G915, I hear nothing. The tactile response is the same, and is great for my adhd and need to fidget. Getting that response at my finger tips tricks my brain into thinking I am fidgeting and doing something else, even when I am working, which helps to increase my focus.

Exactly the type of full-size keyboard I'd like: backlit, low profile, wireless, clicky, mechanical. I'm not a gamer or anything so I didn't test out the refresh. The keyboard is amazing, but I ended up returning on 3 reasons: -The keyboard would fit my needs if it had multi-host bluetooth. It allows connectivity only to 1 bluetooth host, and another host via usb receiver. -Price. This thing is expensive. Although I think it's worth it if you're serious about typing and/or gaming, I couldn't justify this purchase. -The noise. I love the clickiness. If I didn't work with others or had a gf, this would not be one of the reasons I returned it, but the noise it makes while typing is incredibly annoying to others. I loved it though. I also tried out the tactile version, but it didn't satisfy as much as the clicky. Sure, it had the feel, but the feel of the click was what did it for me.

The keyboard mechanical action is excellent, even through the key travel is not as great as other mechanical keyboards. The backlighting is uneven -- after two days of use the backlighting started to fade unevenly on several keys. The lighting on the numbers row only lights the numbers but not the shift-characters such as @#%, etc. I don't find the lighting configuration software to be intuitive. I use it as a workhorse in my office, and I will keep it for that use. It has a shorter key travel and is not as "clicky" as other mechanical keyboards. The keycaps definitely show oils from fingers. Even after a few weeks of use, my finger still mistakes the G4 or G5 key for CTRL or SHIFT. Despite its faults I do like the keyboard. It is, however, far too expensive for what you get -- it's not so special that it should demand the high purchase price.

Very good keyboard. Amazing feeling when gaming and the customizable lights are a must have. The volume wheel spoils you a bit so its hard to go back to volume being button controlled. The reason that this doesnt get 5 stars is that the desktop app to fully customize the lights sucks!!! The app doesnt even open on one computer and its hard to navigate on the other once it does open.

Super lower profile, wireless, mechanical, 2-4 week battery life on 1 charge. Only downside is no usb c charging port.

My boyfriend loves it. I bought him this keyboard to replace his old wired one that came with his cyber power pc and not only is it nice aesthetically with the rgb lighting, the clicky tactile sounds aren’t too loud, and it’s so much better without the extra wires for cable management.

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.

Really good keyboard. I love the clicky sound. It’s very light. And the rgb actually looks very cool. Glitches sometimes but I just connect it through wire to PC and it works fine

Great keyboard, clicky, looks great, battery life is fantastic. I wish I could take it to work with me.

Super nice keyboard. Great rgb lighting and the software works very well to coordinate with other like lighted accessories. has a thin profile and feels like it’s made from high quality aircraft aluminum or something. It’s much larger and not as intricately lit as some others for around the same money however the feel of the keystroke quality and number pad make it worth it for me

For background, I use my keyboard for both work and pleasure (gaming/video editing). The keyboard allows me to effortlessly and seamlessly switch between devices through bluetooth and its Lightspeed connection. It takes less than second for the board to connect and it remembers the profile you have set up for each device. These profiles are INCREDIBLY useful. You're able to customize 4 different modes for both connection types. Using GHUB (Logitech's software), you can create specific macros for each "G" key on the far-left side of the keyboard and have specific lighting setups depending on your mood or game. The level of customization that this keyboard offers is insane! For gamers, one handy little feature available is the "game mode" key on the top of the keyboard that locks the "Windows" key and stops it from being accidently pressed. It can be turned on and off whenever you'd like and has definitely saved me in a few firefights :) The build of the keyboard is incredibly sturdy and has a bit of weight to it. This makes it so it doesn't get moved around easily and stays very secure wherever you have it. I can't recommend this keyboard enough for gamers, creatives, and Excel enthusiasts. Logitech does not play about its high-end PC products.

I've been using this keyboard for about a month now as my daily typer, working from home and gaming. I love the low profile of it and the responsiveness of the keys. I wasn't sure I was going to like the Clicky switches, but I do and the sound they make is very satisfying. The battery and connectivity using the LightSpeed module is very good. Again, have had this for about a month and have only had to charge it twice.

Programmable RGB multiple layout options, nice aluminum face and volume wheel, and lasts a long time on a battery charge, it's also just as responsive as a regular wired keyboard.

Great keyboard that has lots of features and great battery life. If you need a keyboard that allows you to go wireless, is built well and has that tactile sound you will love this, the satisfying click and fast response make this a must for your setup.

It's a really great keyboard that works well. I'm more concerned about how long they work, but so far so good.

Have had this KB for about 2 months now and absolutely love it . I personally use Logitech for all my accessories. I had the G910 for a few years and one of the keys broke . So i decided to go with the 915 wireless . Its amazing . Lights work great . Keys feel amazing . Battery life is great . You can plug it in , use bluetooth or wireless . 100% recommended!

I've been using this keyboard for almost a year, and I am extremely pleased with it. The keys are a medium height and for me this has improved accuracy both in gaming and in regular typing. It is a matter of personal preference, but to me a lot of gaming keyboards have keys that are just a little bit too tall for regular typing. Lots of powerful features. RGB lighting is a lot of fun. Setup is easy with the Logitech app, but the lighting automation software interface is needlessly confusing.