Customer Ratings & Reviews

Keyboard has great battery with nice low profile keys. Feel like little hard to clean. Great actuation points. The keys format is a bit weird cause of extra keys but easy to get used to.

I like Logitech anyway but I was concerned about getting a gaming board, I thought it's all lights and mirrors. Well the response is unreal it actually took me a bit to get used to it, I know about the home row keys but I'm no 90W type'r, but I do impress my work buddies in my tech world. The low profile is great because I don't like wrist pads, it perfect for me.

I've only had for a few days but so far so good. I got the keyboard because my mechanical one was keeping my girlfriend up at night and this one is super quite.

Im really enjoying this keyboard is fast I like the fact that I can use it via Bluetooth wired and wireless 2.4ghz its just amazing and with their software I can Customize the lighting super cool and it looks great on my desk Im loving it

Amazing quality. Super quiet. Exchanged my Corsair K95 RGB Platinum XT with silver switches for this because the silvers were too loud for my liking.

Love the lights, amazing patterns while using, the lights got my son interested in computers again. The visuals are entertaining.

Punctuation (symbols under the numbers !, @. #, $, ?, etc) and numpad sub keys (Arrows left/right/up/down, Home, End, PgDn, PgUp, etc) are not lit up!!! Attached are pictures showing the keyboard in dim lighting.. A $250 keyboard, and not all the keyboard is lit up.. that makes it completely useless as a main keyboard. I'm going to have to return it, and go with a Razer or Corsair keyboard.

There are pros and cons to this keyboard. Many of which are covered in a lot of online reviews. My take on this keyboard is that it's very very good and worth buying. Pros: Flawless wireless/Bluetooth capability and function. Battery life. Build quality is fantastic. Low profile, but not a small keyboard width-wise. Linear Switches, I chose these over clicky mainly because I wanted a quieter typing sound. These are a great option for those who want a mechanical keyboard without obnoxious background noise. Cons: No USB-C option. This didn't bother me much. But for the price point it seems like they should have included it. Cost. This is a VERY expensive keyboard option. There are custom keyboards out there that boast similar functionality and features for the same or less money. If you can find this one on sale though... This isn't a tenkeyless keyboard. This isn't a con for me, but it might be for some. The keys do remind me of typing on a laptop. Another con for some, not for me. You can adapt quickly.

This product has been my daily driver since November. It works well except theres 2 things I really don't like about it: the function buttons at the top are meshy and membrane, and I personally don't like the G1-G5 keys on the left just because of the way I click Ctrl when gaming. Sometimes I'll click G5 thinking it's Ctrl, or click it by accident because my pinky will slip and click multiple G keys at once. Though, there are lots of things that I do like, for example it has bluetooth and great wireless connectivity, the USB cable (although not USB-C) allows for a lithium ion battery so you don't need AA or AAA's and it lasts a very long time before you need to charge. The RGB lighting is quite nice, and it has 9 default onboard settings if you're not a fan of the fancy lights (or you can download the G software to program all the lights the way you want it!). If you're a fan of laptop switches but want something slightly higher quality, this is a great keyboard for that! Overall, its a great all-around keyboard for gaming and productivity (I have the linear switch), but for ~$250 U.S. MSRP?...definitely over priced.

Super silent keyswitch with surprisingly decent battery life. I use my computer on average 4-5 hours a day. In the month or so I've had the keyboard I've had to only charge it twice. I use a magnetic charging cable so I only have to use one cable across all my peripherals such as my mouse and gaming controllers. G Hub isn't the best piece of software and caused some issues in B4B but it was my G903 mouse and the high polling rate that was the cause. All in all still the best wireless mechanical switch keyboard on the market. The low profile nature of this keyboard means no need for a wrist rest to still feel comfortable. Freed up a lot of space on my desk compared to my previous Blackwidow with yellow switches. Personally I use numpad a lot as I don't just game on my computer so I prefer the full-size version. But for those that don't need it the TKL can be found for a lower price and goes on sale more frequently.

I want to give this keyboard a perfect rating, but the macros buttons on the side always mess me up when gaming. This could very well be just me and others will not have this problem. I am just used to the last keys on the keyboard being the tab button and caps lock, but my fingers drift to the side and end up hitting the macros button. Aside from that, the build quality is nice and the keys are responsive. There are multiple ways of pairing the keyboard. You can keep it plugged in to charge as a wired keyboard, use the light speed via USB adapter or Bluetooth. Battery life is excellent even with the use of RGB. I wish it had USB C instead of micro USB, but it is a minor complaint since the battery life is as good as it is and charging doesn’t need to happen often.

I've had this keyboard for few days and has been great overall, great response and very very quiet, the lighting is awesome and so is the battery life. Its is nice and heavy and wont and won't slip easily. My only gripe would be that the surface of the keys are super small.

I really love this keyboard. I did some research and this was the best wireless gaming keyboard. I do love the linear switches as they do not have that clicky noise. But that is another plus of this keyboard that you have options clicky, tactile, linear. I do love the battery life on this. There is no lag when gaming! I know others will say wired is the way to go. I was tired of having the wires on my desk. I am so glad that i made the switch to this keyboard. The software for this is easy to setup and control the RGB, macros and other features.

This is the best keyboard I’ve ever used. No joke. I’ve tried many other brands over decades of time. This keyboard is sturdy, doesn’t bounce when typing. Quiet yet tactile. I ordered the linear but can still feel a bump when the key presses. The lighting is amazing. Per key illumination. Multiple profiles. Game/app specific profiles that automatically change the lighting when the game/app is started. It is compatible with AlienFX as well. That may be important to some of you. I got it for my new custom build. Yes, I have a 3090! Muahahaha i9 as well. Anyway, once you use this keyboard if/when you ever have to use another keyboard you will feel like a peasant. Logitech has done it again. I e have many Logitech over the years. 510, 510s, 910 Orion Spark, 815 (same as 915 basically but not wireless) and now this royal treatment of a keyboard.

Keyboard is exactly what I expected! Heavy duty feel, low profile mechanical switches feel amazing. Rgb amazing. Best battery in the business for a rgb wireless. Packaging was supreme. 100% worth the extra doe! I had had two PCs I would buy another.

Best Keyboard I have ever owned. I hope it never breaks. The quality, sound, and response is 5star! The clicking is not too loud and not too silent. If needed, you can always plug in this keyboard for faster response time (gaming). Best Gaming Keyboard Out there.

Overall good keyboard with a great battery life. I do like the linear keys on this keyboard over the clicky or tactile. Clicky was to loud for my taste and the tactile just felt mushy to me. The reason it gets 4 vs 5 stars as I wish the keycaps were a little better quality and no secondary lit up characters. If you have oily fingers, this tends to show on these keys quickly.

Went with the linear switch, and I'm in love with the touch and feel of the keys. Keyboard has a good battery life; I'm able to game multiple sessions before needing to charge. Logitech's G hub software allows me to find tune the rgb and key settings to my liking. Didn't want any cords to clutter my setup and so far the lightspeed technology is performing great for high input gaming. Can't go wrong with the 915.

Excellent keyboard! I was hesitant to buy the Logitech G915 keyboard due to its price, but I am glad I did because it is totaly worth it. Im planning to buy another one to replace my other keyboard I use for work. Expensive but worth it!

Have been waiting for this to come back in stock for a while now. Loving the keys, the look and feel of them is great. The only issue I have actually faced from my one day of usage is when I go to press the ctrl key, I accidently press the G5. It might take some getting used to, if not I can always just program the key to do some other function. Other than that, no issues whatsoever.