Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pretty strong keyboard too expensive at Best Buy sometimes

Love it brtter than wired its my best purchase yet lol

I have been using Logitech products for years but this one…… Every single keycap is loose (not the switch itself but between the keycap and the switch) and making the BIG rattling noise if i just hold the keyboard and shake it. Ive never seen anything like that and it’s unacceptable for the price. Will return it.

The keyboard is ok but very overpriced for what you get. Keycaps are ABS and develop shine through VERY quickly, and with the keyboard using Logitech's proprietary switches, it's very hard to swap them. the connection is very stable via the dongle - I ran into some hiccups while connecting it via Bluetooth (I have a Macbook and a desktop - I connected the dongle to my Desktop since I use it mainly for gaming and the dongle to my Macbook since I use it mainly for work. The connection was very stable in both instances, where I ran into issues was the software, which is directly impacting battery life. When I connect via Bluetooth to my MacBook Ghub does not seem to recognize the keyboard, which then makes it so that the default lighting settings and sleep times are applied to the keyboard, the keyboard does not have a shortcut to control RGB so it was a pain to deal with that as I had to connect and disconnect multiple times to finally get Ghub to recognize the board and save my settings. Long story short, i expected a lot more from this keyboard, it felt like a cheap dell wireless productivity keyboard vs a premium gaming keyboard.

As soon as the battery was low, I charge and it says 100% after about 2hrs but as soon as I take out the charger, it goes instantly to 5%. I do think it just might be a defective keyboard.

after i heard about the G715 i couldnt justify this one. microusb charging and not sure why but this one felt mushier than the G715

The keyboard itself is nice and works well with whatever computer it’s connected to. It however does NOT work with PlayStation consoles (either 4 or 5) which is what I bought it for.

Buttons are too mushy for my taste. Other than that it's still a good keyboard.

after less than 1 year from purchase last november the keys are wearing off and I am not hard on my keys. I do game but few days at most a week. My sons have other brands of keyboards and game like they are pros (but are not haha) the keys from those manufacturers still have not worn out. I am very disappointed with such an expensive product and for this price range should be way more durable.

I have owned this for around two months and it would not even be a good $50 keyboard. It has none of the high end features you would expect for this price range. There is way to much play in the keys so you have poor feed back. Also despite being plugged in to the computer and using the software to reprogram it the lights in the keys still go to sleep. I’ve used Logitech products for decades but this has to be my worst purchase to date. So much for their reputation I guess I’ll buy a razor.

Was a great keyboard when it had no problems. Terrible customer service with logitech when trying to get replacement. For the high price tag, I expected it to be much easier to get a replacement.

Not as universal as expected. I should have got a better model.

I purchased this, and they sent me the completely wrong product and never helped me correct the issue nor is there any way online to correct this, I think the listing is faulty/broken, the biggest rip-off ever

Note as good as the wired version but still is good.

I like the matching mouse more but this bad bou dies its jib and it does it well for its price. I consider it a basic model logitech keyboard but if you can manage to destroy keyboards like I can then I say its a 10/10

The keyboard was very thin. It was very easy to click multiple keys while gaming and it made it difficult to play. Besides that though, the keyboard sounds and feels nice.

I've been a mechanical keyboard user for several years and was really excited to try the new GL keys from Logitech. The G915 TKL keyboard that I received uses "GL Tactile" keyswitches, which feel somewhat similar to the "Brown" switches from Cherry MX boards. In the past I have used variations of the Blue "Clicky" keys exclusively so this G915 TKL was my first long term experience with the Tactile keys without the audible click. First - out of box experience was excellent with the G915 TKL. Packaging is well designed, fits the keyboard perfectly and was almost entirely cardboard and thus recyclable. There was a plastic sheet wrapped around the keyboard itself. The keyboard itself feels sublime - the aluminum-magnesium upper shell is a great touch and the media keys and keys themselves all feel solid. I do wish the keycaps were higher quality than standard ABS, but I find it hard to deduct a star for this. The media keys are all silicone/rubberized, and the volume roller on the right upper corner is super smooth - there is no tactile response to it. It feels like a really well lubricated drum roller. I like the volume control a lot - it feels much better than the volume nob on my USB Soundblaster G5 so I think I'll be using the keyboard one all the time now. I was already a Logitech user so I had the G Hub software preinstalled. The keyboard was detected instantly when connecting the Lightspeed wireless dongle to my PC, and I was able to quickly set up the lighting to match my now-retired G Pro tenkeyless board. With the wireless capability comes a few extra settings and information for the battery usage. Using center-out lighting at 100% brightness, the keyboard estimates I have 40 hours of battery life. I dropped to 75% brightness and now it's over 68 hours. I actually had to re-type those last two sentences because I thought I was set to 100% at first, when I was set to 75. The RGB lighting is very bright. They keyboard dims itself after 1 minute of inactivity and then shuts off after 5 minutes. I've been sitting at 99% battery despite using the keyboard for about 2 hours gaming last night at 75% brightness. The lighting can also be set up to sample your screen and match the your display for more immersion, and some games will automatically illuminate keys. For example, CS:GO automatically blacks out keys that cannot be used at any given moment. The low profile nature of the G915 led me to make some changes to my desk. With previous keyboards I have used a gel wrist pad with the keyboard tilted at the maximum lift. With the G915 I have retired the wrist pad and just moved the keyboard closer to the edge of my desk. This allows me to keep my wrists straight and lean back a bit in my chair. Not sure whether this is actually more ergonomically sound but it feels good for now so I am going to try it out. Also on the low profile nature, the travel for the keys is slightly less than an MX board, although the activation force is the exact same between the GL keys and the GX blues that were used on my G Pro keyboard. The travel difference isn't very noticeable to me, but I did add o-rings to my G Pro. O rings are not possible or needed with the GL keys. The GL tactile keys don't bottom out in the way that an MX keycap does so the sound is much quieter even accounting for clicky vs tactile. As far as the wireless capabilities: I have paired my G915 bluetooth to my Chromebook and have the lightspeed dongle plugged into my KVM switch between my work laptop and gaming rig. Having the ability to quickly switch to my chromebook is a blessing as it allows me to make use of a 3rd display off the VPN without reaching for the KVM switch on my desk. I am looking forward to traveling again as business gets back to 'normal' and I think the G915 might be a good traveling companion. Being low profile it fits easily in my bag and it has a slot in the underside of the keyboard to stow the dongle when not in use. I really enjoy the GL Tactile G915 TKL and I'm happy to have made the switch to the GL low profile switches :). My desk looks much cleaner with one less wire and without the wrist pad. This was just a really solid keyboard that I'm happy to use.

Two key caps broke within the first typing test. Very sad, now been on hold for an hour with support. RIP

Comfortable feeling keyboard with nice aesthetics. Only that it doesnt have a only green color option when you switch colors which was the color i wanted.

Great keyboard but ARGB kept being forgotten even after installing the bloat ware.