Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a great product. Sturdy and clean, I really enjoy using this keyboard. I mostly use normal sized keyboards, and with this sleek thin frame caused some initial complaining. It compares to typing on a laptop instead of a standard keyboard. After some time and adjusting the position on how I typed, it became one of my favorite keyboards. If you are looking for a full size, mechanical, wireless keyboard, this is the product that you need to try.

Very smooth typing, love the materials. Would recommend.

A bit pricey, but overall a good feeling keyboard with a good amount of features. The best wireless keyboard out there.

The keyboard is great. I bought a matching Logitech G502 wireless mouse 2 weeks before this keyboard. Battery life is great. The keyboard is nice and thin. It has weight to it, more than you'd think, but it uniform from end to end and makes it very sturdy. Keys are responsive. Software takes a little time to get used too compare to older Logitech software. But you can program individual keys with different lights.

I just built a gaming pc and I wanted to have the best of the best, so at the beginning I wanted to go wired since for gaming it is very reliable, but after I did my research this keyboard does not have any lag at all. I pull the trigger and I am glad that I did. You can customize it with G Hub app with the other Logitech devices such as mouse, headset, etc. The battery last long as well, but if you want to get more out if, you can turn off the RBG.

This keyboard is very easy for me to use. The feel of the keys themselves is helpful in terms of how well I can use it. I suffer from a little carpal tunnel and some numbness in my fingers, so having them be able to register soundly on these keys is extremely helpful. The on/off button (saving charge), wireless functionality, and programmable shortcuts are all very effective. As is the back lighting when it’s nighttime. I’d recommend.

Got this keyboard for a friend who does a lot of video editing. He loves the more compact design and the keys, and overall loves the experience. This keyboard is awesome, except for the price. Main reasons we went for this one over his other Logitech was because of the size, and number of customizable buttons (and macros). If you can swing it, you won’t regret this keyboard.

Love this keyboard and the keys light up and are very soft and quiet

The wireless and Bluetooth connectivity make this keyboard ideal. It’s also highly customizable and looks nice. The keyboard reacts via RGB lighting to in game content, which is cute. I use it for work during the day and gaming at night. The volume scroll is the best feature of this keyboard, despite some YouTube reviews claiming it lags. I have not found this to be true.

Its a great keyboard, and has everything I want in a full size layout... media controls, function keys for macros or quick launch buttons.. was still a little pricey but seems to be dropping in price, and the charge port is not USB-C but that is not a huge deal.

The G915 was rated as the best wireless gaming mouse on the market and it shows. It took amuse by me and it still work. There has been drink spills and drops and it still functions correct. The keys are smooth and works every time even after the abuse. This is the BEST keyboard on the market and is worth every penny.

The keyboard is nice but the keys themselves were quite mushy by comparison to the clicky variant. It is definitely quieter than the clicky variant but the responsiveness of the actuation on the keys made the decision simpler to go with the clicky variant. All in all, it is a great keyboard, just not he one I'm seeking

This is the BEST keyboard I have ever had! You would not be disappointed in the purchase. Yes, it is more expensive, but if you are a gamer or one who works remote, it is a must have.

There are many type of keyboard and many type of proprietary naming. It comes down to these three types. Clicky - for people that used typewriters or don't have anyone to bother. Tactile - gives you feedback before you fully press the key down, good for typing and gaming Linear - for gamers than want on instant response, the moment you press down it takes and action. Great for real time games that are first person shooter. For people that agree with me provide feedback. For clicky users dont bother. You liked it and everyone in ear shot likes it too,

This is a really, really compact keyboard. The amount of space it takes up vs my previous keyboard can't be overstated. The lightspeed connectivity is excellent. My only real complaint is it is very, very expensive. If you've got the budget, go for it, otherwise I'd say get the wired version for like $100 less.

I wish they had this one in the store. i would've bought it the same day. took a risk getting the Tactile switches and I do not regret it one bit. I like the upgrade from a traditional to a mechanical keyboard. typing is upgraded very customizable. I probably haven't taken full advantage of this yet

While the price tag may be a bit high it’s worth it for one of, if not the best keyboard money can buy. I personally got the tactile switches and enjoy using them far more than my previous razer greens. No input lag ever and a long battery life with more than two weeks between charges.

Long battery life, great lighting effects, smooth switches, low latency, seamless Bluetooth/lightspeed transition, overall amazing product. The low travel of the switches may be a downside to some heavy typers but after a short adjustment period I adore them more than any others I've used.

This keyboard is great! I bought it for work. Very easy to type on and extremely responsive. You can't even tell that it's wireless.

The keyboard is great, however I do agree with some of the other reviewers in that I wish that all of the secondary characters on the keys had LED backlighting. It isn't a huge issue for me, since 95% of the time I don't look at the keyboard when typing. That being said there are times when I need to look down at the keyboard to identify a key. The markings for the secondary keys such as !@#$ are a dark gray and are difficult to see, if you can see them all. It really depends on the lighting. My previous keyboard was a Logitech K800 and all of the characters on the keys were backlit - given how expensive the G915 is, I would expect the same on this keyboard as other less expensive models. Again, not a deal breaker at the end of the day but it is definitely disappointing and seems like a bit of an oversight on Logitech's part.