Customer Ratings & Reviews

The keyboard performs great. The tactile switches have almost no noise but a great feel. I have used many keyboards in the past but this one is by far my favorite.

Havent owned too many keyboards but i use this for gaming and love it. No complaints. Can customize the lights as well which is kinda cool

First off, I got this keyboard on sale for $150, which seems like a decent price for it, but I wouldn't be able to recommend it for any more than that because there are too many software issues for it to be so expensive at full price. The keyboard itself seems pretty well designed and looks great. I like the flip out feet for it that elevate the back, the housing of the keyboard feels very premium, it's very responsive, the keys aren't super loud but still feel nice when pressed (on Tactile version). Hardware wise, the keys themselves do feel a bit cheap and wobbly, so I'm not sure how it will hold up to lots of gaming hours. Also this keyboard has gone years without USB-C, why does a $230 keyboard in 2022 have a micro USB port? The biggest issue I have is the way that the keyboard interacts with the Logitech G Hub software. I've used it before in the past with my gaming mice and been pretty happy with the level of customization despite a certain level of jankiness, but the keyboard does a couple things that are really annoying (even after fully updating the firmware for the KB). When you first start up the computer, the keyboard goes to its default RGB cycle mode for about a minute after startup before it activates your saved color profile (considerably longer than my Steel Series or desktop RGBs). This is a minor annoyance because it only does it once on startup, and I'm assuming it doesn't do it at all when the onboard memory is activated. The issue is that when the onboard memory mode is activated, it removes the ability to access any of the power save settings, so you can't adjust how long the backlights stay on. When the keyboard does "go to sleep" in power save mode and the lights turn off, when you turn it back on the F1 key glows yellow for a little while, which again doesn't sound that bad until it's doing it every couple minutes and it also gets stuck yellow and never changes back to the assigned color until you re-assign the profile. The app doesn't allow per-key color customization, and you can't mix and match different effects in different zones of the keyboard which is unfortunate. Overall, if you can get this thing on a deep sale and don't care about the RGB or software side of the keyboard, then you probably won't have many issues with it, but at that point, why are you looking at a premium keyboard if you don't want to use any premium features?

No complaints - slightly larger than I wanted but still better than a full size. Love the addtl features including the volume wheel and game button... which I didnt realize I needed until they put one on my keyboard. A little pricey but good quality and wireless come at a cost I guess.

Used for traveling and on-call operations work. It fits in my Oakley bag but I really wish I got the 10 key version. Oh well, still works smoothly.

No issues at all and the bluetooth connectivity has no delay or input lag. Recommend this to everyone who’s improving to a better keyboard

Great compact keyboard, works perfect with the dongle attachment for gaming

This keyboard does everything I need it to. Mechanical switches, dual connection (bluetooth and "lightspeed"), it is a TKL, and it has media keys with a volume roller. The only thing I wish is that it wasn't so expensive, but I will gladly pay for this high of quality.

Feels great, sounds great, looks great. It's on the heavy side, which is good. I'd say online and YouTube reviews are pretty accurate. Volume control is eh, as others mention, but overall, I'd recommend this keyboard if budget isn't a concern.

Very Light, and a fan of the short key strokes. Feels like a laptop

Used for over a year for work. The keys are just a little too close resulting in lots a typing mistakes when typing fast. I didn't think the lack of non-backlighting for the secondary keys would be a problem but it can be tough to see them over the other key lights. All nitpicky things, sometimes causing momentary grief; overall good keyboard.

ITS A REALLY NICE KEYBOARD! IM IMPRESSED WITH the QUALITY

Pleasure to type on. Short travel like a laptop keyboard. Has fancy RGB control. Is quiet enough for the office. The shift keys do feel like they have a shorter travel when hit with pinkies, which might bother some people.

This is a great keyboard, don't get me wrong. But there are other keyboards out there that are just as good and a lot cheaper. It should be half the price of what the MSRP is, then I think it would be a good value. I ended up returning it because it just didn't wow me enough to justify the high cost

First off pairing it with the Logitech Pro mouse and only using 1 usb dongle for both is nice. Would recommend to anyone for any purpose.

Great little keyboard, lots of options. Don't miss the number pad at all.

A little pricey but worth it if you have extra money to spend.

Decent keyboard with nice lighting effects and pretty comfortable to type on. Downsides are that with no lighting you can barely make out the letters on the keyboard and it does feel a bit flimsy and loose (keys). Also wish battery life was better, though not terrible by any means.

Great keyboard. The wireless functionality is good and the low profile makes it easier to type. I wish it didn’t use micro usb and the lack of pbt keycaps doesn’t make the price quite justifiable, but overall I enjoy this item.

Great Keyboard. Options you get from GHub makes it even better