Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is an impressive product - even the packaging! Keyboard is compact, sturdy, made from what looks like brushed aluminum (it might be aluminum!). Connects easily via bluetooth, and wireless, but also includes a cord for rapid charging and can be used while charging. Charges quickly and has a long battery life. Even at 38% it still estimates battery life at 15 hours. Keyboard includes a roller volume control which is a great feature - no more fumbling for the right key to increase the volume. Also has the ability to disable certain keys in game mode. Changing colors is really cool, it has multiple options for colors and patterns, but also has the ability to turn off these features. It also has the ability to choose certain colors for certain keys. Overall a quality product and I highly recommend it!

Great keyboard! Ended up returning for the clicky version. It was an awesome keyboard i still use it now jusg the clicky version. An awesome buy!

as a pure gamer this keyboard isn't worth the price so i returned mine for a full refund but if you do more work/typing i guess it could be worth it?. Logitech missed too many key features that could of made this keyboard worth the price.... for a $230 keyboard i would of at least expected it to have usb type c connection but nope.

Overall good keyboard. The volume roll is a nice addition. Keys arent loud as others but kinda wish the space was bit quieter.

i bought this because i loved the idea of a fast wireless keyboard. the original g915 wasn't a tkl so seeing this was an instant purchase. unfortunately this product is already having issues after a month of half of use as the W key tends to double press when i hit it. it's inconsistent, but happens just enough to where it's a problem. very disappointing, currently trying to get help through logitech but i'm considering maybe selling it for parts at this point. so much good, but the product i purchase is defective and unusable with the issue it has

If you are custom to laptop keyboards, low profiles keyboards will feel very good on typing. This one is top notch

After owning for less than 2 months already running into double even triple keypress issues or sometimes a key not even registering then registering 3 keypresses when pressed once.

I have had quite a few keyboards over the years, but not any that have been wireless due to the issues/concerns of increased latency with your average wireless technology. This keyboard has convinced me that the "lightspeed" tech that logitech is marketing is legit. Between daily work and gaming I have had no complaints in regards to the connection performance of the keyboard. This keyboard can also connect via bluetooth, but I would recommend the lightspeed wireless. Battery life has also been impressive in relation to what I expected being this has individual RGB back lit keys. I have about ~20ish hours on the current charge with the G HUB software showing that I still have 75% battery capacity. It has an auto sleep mode which im sure helps this because I am terrible at remembering to turn it off (it has a physical on/off switch on the backside of the keyboard if you want to use that and likely further extend time between charges). This keyboard has a built in battery so you don't have to worry about throwing AA batteries in it every few weeks, just plug it into your computer for about an hour or so and it will be at full charge. I elected to get the tactile switches and to be honest I think I would get one of the other options if I were to do it over again. These switches just feel a little heavy to me in terms of the force need to complete a keystroke. I switched from a Logitech G Pro wired keyboard with the logitech linear switches and I currently I could type faster on that keyboard with less fatigue. Currently this isn't a big enough issue to make me switch back and I am giving myself more time to grow accustom to it before I swear them off for good. Also not sure I am a huge fan of the low profile key caps, although it does aid in the aesthetics of the keyboard for sure. Physically the keyboard is the same width as my Logitech G Pro (also a TKL design), but the key caps feel a little more cramped and for me results in a few more typos currently. I think most of these observations will fall to the wayside after more time using this particular keyboard. Looks wise this thing is super sharp which is one of the main things I got it for to be honest. It has an anodized aluminum top cover, and the rest of the keyboard is constructed from a good quality heavy duty plastic. It is very thin and sleek looking overall from the key caps to just the actual physical dimensions, my G Pro keyboard looks like a major chonk next to this thing. I like the additional media control buttons, something I didn't have before and have come to really appreciate, and the volume dial works very well. Not sure what else I can say about this particular keyboard at this point. I am happy with the quality and appearance of it, just wish I would have opted for one of the other switch options they have available for this model. If possible to type on it before buying that is always best, but regardless of what you choose you are getting a very nice very high quality keyboard for your money. MSRP is a bit steep but between the form factor, the fact that it is wireless, and the premium materials used I suppose that is to be expected in this day and age.

I'm mostly satisfied except the software is terrible and the cable is loose or misfitted or something and keeps disconnecting.

Pros - Size: Removing the number pad on the side makes this keyboard much easier and comfortable to use. If you wanted to use it in your lap, you can, or leave plenty of room to the right for mouse movement when gaming, you can do that too. I’ve been keeping it in my lap when browsing the web and consuming media. I can lean the chair back a bit and just be comfortable. - Typing: Typing on this keyboard is very comfortable. The body itself is low profile. If you type like I do, I usually rest my palms on my desk. I’ve been typing from my lap since I’ve gotten this and notice the strain is not as bad on my wrists as I can wrest my arms on my arm rests and hold my hands above the keys. The GL Tactile switches are very responsive. If you don’t like the loud clicky sound you get from mechanical switches, the tactile switches are a bit more muffled. - Customization: If you like having custom keys, macros, or RGB, you got it. I used the G-Hub app on windows and tinkered with the RGB. I have a alternating rainbow scheme for my ram and water block. I just grabbed the preset rainbow, tweaked the speed, and that worked for me. I did see where you can adjust keys individually. I didn’t dig any deeper than static colors on single key customization. Still on the topic of customization, the custom M1-M3 keys use the function keys to run macros. I almost always have a macro for my email, discord, and steam and whatever game I’m playing at the time, just a quick way to get started. - Gaming: No issues here. Gaming mode (also customizable) will disable keys you don’t want to accidently press. I didn’t think having the extra room for the mouse would make a difference but giving myself a wider range to work with lets me turn down the DPI some for more precise tracking. I even angle the keyboard a bit just so some keys are more ergonomic to hit. I’m not playing competitive or traying to snag a leaderboard, but it doesn’t seem like there’s any noticeable lag that would affect that level of gameplay. - Rapid Fire: The brushed aluminum is very nice and I really enjoy this look. The RGB is very bright and you get 4 different brightness levels, not including off. The volume wheel has a very smooth attenuation. The essential media control keys are there, including a dedicated mute button. Battery life seems to be very good. After a full charge I had over 100 hours of use time. You have two different height settings on the fold out feet. Storage space for the USB dongle on the bottom of the keyboard (surprising for the very slim profile). Finally, the box includes a nice braided cable, usb adapter for the light speed dongle, and a quick start guide. Cons - Wish it would have included USB Type C charge port instead of micro b. - I would have liked to use my power play mouse pad to connect the keyboard as well (free up usb port), instead of the included dongle. Final Thoughts Having the wireless mouse and keyboard makes for a very clean looking desk. I’m really happy with the G915 and look forward to the years of gaming ahead with it.

This is an awesome, multi-funtioncal, keyboard. It is responsive enough to be a solid gaming keyboard, but the tactile switches are subdued enough to make it work well as an every day or work-from-home keyboard as well. The wirless is perfectly responsive (and has an option to swap to bluetooth too), the rbg customization and media functions are great, the battery life is long, and the build quality is SOLID. One thing I wish it had was an option for slightly more raised angle. All in all this is a GREAT option for anyone who is looking for a sleek, multi-functional, high quality TKL keyboard.

This keyboard is so overpriced. Overall quality is okay, but it does not type like a mechanical keyboard should. I am returning mine and would not recommend it to anyone who is used to a "real" mechanical keyboard.

The responsiveness on the keyboard is amazing. Absolutely love this keyboard.

First, I really love it. Everything was really good but I updated on G Hub the wireless is not working now. I feel so bad. I bought a wireless keyboard but wireless not working. Ok?

Excellent gaming keyboard. Lightweight and quit. My son loves it.

I only had problems from this keyboard, when using it for a more then an hour or 2 a lot of the keys would stop working or they would do other things.

Just clickety enough. I’m using it to game on my Xbox Series X

It was for son for Christmas hope he likes it thanks best buy

Really like the whole setup of it and the media controls

This is an expensive investment. Right now, the G915 is probably one of if not the best wireless option with backlit keys available. Near lag less while gaming. The KB is the single part of the computer you will touch the most. More than any mouse, touchpad or trackball. So, a meaningful change there will have a real impact on your experience with your computer. I found this keyboard fantastic -- but with some issues. Well worth my money but has some nagging flaws, with the first one being the most significant to me - the secondary legends are not lit. All the special character keys (like & and *) are simply printed on the keys and do not light. Since the printing is not high contrast to begin with, this makes them exceptionally difficult to see in the dark. I have no problem touch typing with the alpha keys but will glance for the less frequently used special characters, and the lack of lighting is really annoying. It's also a little confusing for keys where the secondary character is used more commonly than the primary (ex: double quotes, question mark, etc...). Second, this is 2020. Why in the world did Logitech choose to go with micro-USB instead of USB-C? Most other new model high end keyboards now have started adopting USB-C. Having the ability to switch between devices using BluTooth or wifi connections is awesome! The RGB LED lights are programable to your tase. Build quality is top-notch and the aluminum top panel is attractive and has a decent heft to it. The bottom is plastic but seems solid and the keyboard doesn't feel like it has any worrisome flex to it. The plastic tip-out feet do feel a bit cheap, though they still hold the keyboard without shaking (like every other KB). I absolutely love this keyboard flaws and all. For road-warriors who love to game and are also carrying everything in a pack this is a must have, light.