Customer Ratings & Reviews

I really wanted a mechanical, tenkeyless, wireless, low profile keyboard, and while I could've spent more on custom boards and switches and what not, this is kinda everything I wanted in one package. I didn't want anything super loud, either, and this keyboard is quiet enough for me while still having a nice tactile feel. Battery lasts a long time even with RGB effects enabled, keycaps come out super easy for easier cleaning, and wireless connection with USB dongle is super stable. Would recommend!

The build quality on this is really good. The response times are awesome - they fell great as well. They are expensive, but well worth it you will be happy!

Was looking for a new cmechanical keyboard with both wired and wireless connection, and came across this expensive keyboard. But because I wanted a tenless keyboard AND high performing wireless for gaming, this was the only choice. I love playing games or working with this keyboard on my lap. Great size and no lag that I can tell! I choose tactile as clicky can be loud for my conference calls. Was hesitant on tactile but nonetheless gave a try with this purchase. I have not regret it over clicky keyboard! Also, with purchase of a second gaming computer with white case, I bought another TKL keyboard but white!

Amazing gaming keyboard! I use the bluetooth feature 24/7 without any pluggins and it works flawlessy. A few hiccups here and there like the one time it kept walking without me pressing any keys but that could be the bluetooth interference of multiple bluetooth devices such as my headset is fully bluetooth, im gaming under my television on the wall, remote control interference, cell phone bluetooth etc. Doesnt happen often it was once or twice and wasnt that big of a deal llus you can always plug in the usb receiver or wire it. The colors are amazing and completely customizable and the build quality is superb. A must buy!!

One of the best small form factor keyboards I've used. The typing experience is great and the rgb is very well implemented. Never have I experienced lag or latency issues. My only gripe is how pricey this thing is. For me, it is totally worth it.

I have long been using the Logitech G513 (fully mechanical and hardwired) for a long time and was in need of a wireless keyboard for my couch after changing my gaming environment. I was hesitant to go to wireless, but I didn't have an option. This IS a chunk of change, but I assure you that the build feels great, the lights are bright, and the quick buttons at the top are great. It is incredibly responsive and snappy, the average user probably won't know the difference between this and a full wired board. Furthermore, the throw of the keys feels much deeper than they are; excellent engineering! I can recommend this, despite the cost for sure.

There's so much to like about this keyboard. The weight, the quiet keys, the presence of media controls, optional Bluetooth, the customizable lighting, you name it! I'll list some pros and cons of this keyboard below, and talk a bit about them afterward. Pros: Battery life is great, especially with the auto-sleep function USB wireless, Bluetooth, and wired connections - I love options! Key travel feels great despite being low profile Tenkeyless, so you can take this with you anywhere! Function keys are programmable in G-Hub Keyboard is very quiet, would definitely recommend for office use or streaming RGB lighting for that PC gamer life! Space on the back to store the USB receiver - Thanks, Logitech! Cons: Tactile switches don't feel very tactile, but still better than linear ones The thing I love most about this keyboard is the sound. It's not clicky. One thing I absolutely could not stand about my old blue-switch keyboard was the noise. Everyone in my home could hear me when I was typing, and I'm very sorry for my college roommates who had to endure that thing. Lo and behold, the G915 solves that problem. The tactile switches are much more quiet, but the tactile bump from the actuation might be a little weaker than other brown switches. That could just be my lack of experience with these talking; it certainly wasn't a deal-breaker because the bump is still there. I also love that this thing has dedicated media keys and a volume wheel. I was getting very tired of holding the function modifier for those purposes. Some people do not like the membrane buttons for the media row, but I don't have a problem with them. They feel very sturdy, so I wouldn't worry about them breaking on you. I want to dedicate a short paragraph to G-Hub. This software provided by Logitech is essential if you want to take full advantage of this thing. Not only does it let you customize the lighting and program macros for the function keys, but it also allows you to set up profiles for specific games and apps. If you want to keep it simple, you can set a persistent profile that stays active systemwide. Streamers in particular will love the OBS integration. There are numerous functions integrated between G-Hub and OBS that you can program into the F-keys on the top row. Theoretically, you don't need a stream deck anymore! The MSRP is definitely high for this keyboard, but despite that premium price tag, I think this thing is great for any gamer looking to cut the cord. And if you need a numeric keypad, Logitech does offer a full-size option, with the choice of clicky, tactile and linear switches. Props to Logitech once again for keeping it simple.

Note: I bought the switches equivalent to Browns (Tactile) and refunded this after about a week worth of typing essays and gaming. For a $200+ keyboard, I was very disappointed with the keycaps. They are plastic ABS. It is practically impossible to find them due to the niche nature of low profile switches. These caps have two stems that connect to switches themselves, which is very easy to break if not careful. Special characters are also grayed out so they aren't backlit. The typing experience was pretty good if I can ignore weird feeling I get if I fully depress them. This keyboard is very slim, I only needed to flip the first level, no wrist pains or anything. In terms of posture, this is great, no need for a wrist rest. I highly recommend you going to the store if possible to try the different switches out. The switches themselves are also free-floating(?), they all shake around so maybe someone talented enough can make some music with these. I also had a weird software or hardware issue where one of the keys were off color causing me to have to open the Logitech software to get all my keys to get the color I want. While not a deal breaker, it uses a Micro B USB port where my current keyboard almost half the price of this uses a Type C port. I love you Logitech but come on, let's move to Type C. The battery on this keyboard is pretty awesome. YMMV but I was able to last about 4 days before needing to charge. I was on single static color. Sounds like I am nitpicking the small things about this keyboard but for about $70-90, there is the Keychron K3. Does wireless, different switches, RGB if you want, everything this keyboard does minus dedicated media keys/scroll and Logitech's "Light Speed" tech. If this was a sub $150-170 keyboard, I might be able to accept that. But it is a $220+ keyboard and lacks the quality of one. Now if price isn't a Issue for you, and you are looking for a wireless low profile keyboard with dedicated media keys then I suggest you go inside a store if possible and try out the different switches first. Those who point out on the price point and talk about the younger brother of this keyboard, the G815, know that the G815 only comes in a full size. Not everyone wants the full size, I myself included.

If you are looking for a solid low-profile keyboard, look no further. This Logitech tenkeyless keyboard is built in a solid aluminum alloy and a modular button design. It comes with the keyboard, USB receiver, USB extender, and a micro USB cable (also comes with a logitechG sticker). The software for this keyboard is relatively straightforward, with numerous lightsync profiles/customizations, command/key/actions/ macro/system assignments, and game mode (disabling keys). Profiles can also be obtained through the community and are highly customizable. The battery life is amazing with 40 hours of usage (over the 30 hours of the non-tkl version). In my opinion, this keyboard is a solid investment for the expensive price of $230. I would recommend the tactile version of the keyboard. Give it a 4/5 only for the pricing.

This keyboard is very comfortable to type in. The ergonomic makes this a pleasure to type in. The RGB color scheme is just an added bonus. I bought the keyboard because I wanted to have a better typing experience and I wanted to reduce the cables. This keyboard is wireless and the battery life is great. I have it paired with two devices my Macbook pro and my computer. the toggle feature is great. This product is pricey but the functionality makes up for the price. I love my keyboard!

Really enjoying this keyboard. I am not a huge fan of mechanical keyboards due mostly to key travel distance and "click" noises even with linear switches. The low profile keys don't feel to far from a standard membrane keypad, but you get the great speeds and feedback having switches. The tactile keys are nice and hard to find given the TKL size and low profile specificity. The size is great for a TKL and has great features and simple lighting and control software. Have had no issues with wireless feedback.

So I had the other keyboard with the numbers on the side but I needed something smaller now. Colors are great. Battery life is great. The only problem I had was it wasn’t the clicky press button but that’s my fault. I picked the wrong style keyboard

This is a super well rounded keyboard I love the low profile it super sleek and clean and has a nice build quality to it keys feel good and the light speed Bluetooth makes it so responsive and smooth for wireless gaming

This is one of the only wireless TKL keyboards that offers a very responsive connection and great battery life. I've only been using it for about 3 weeks, but so far I've only had to charge it once. I usually have RGB off though, so I imagine that extends the battery life a lot. I find the low profile of the keyboard very ergonomic as well. Only downside for me was the price. It's expensive, but ultimately I think it's worth it, as there are few comparable keyboards out there.

On the expensive end for a keyboard, I will say I feel it's "worth it" Battery lasts long (although the charging port is Micro-USB instead of USB-C is my main gripe with it) Keys are tactile, build is absolutely fantastic, and I have no noticed and dropped connections with my day to day use with this keyboard. G-Hub runs will with Windows, but a bit strange with MacOS, especially if you're running an ARM chip.

Very sturdy body, great feeling keys, battery life, very expensive but worth it as long as it last but maybe wait for a sale

If you use a keyboard a lot, the Logitech G915 is worth the money. I'm a gamer, a digital artist, a cinematographer, and a worldbuilder for TTRPGs, so I use my keyboard in many different ways. This one not only holds up through ALL aspects of my work, it is just plain amazing to use. Logitech really nailed every aspect of this thing, and it actually has a tenkeyless version! I find the numpad useless on keyboards, as my hand is always on my mouse, whether I'm editing photos, videos, drawing, and especially gaming. Having that tenkey on the right side, it just gets in the way, and it never gets used. Especially with my art workflow, it takes up space, where it's better to just bump the keayboard over a little and have a gamepad or Tourbox for my left. Much more efficient. The construction is solid, with a nice feel to its aluminum shell. The keys are lower profile than regular mechanical keyboard, not as chunky, so it feels easier to type on. The satisfying mechanical action feels great, while not being too clicky and audible. The software works just fine and looks slick. Easy to use, you won't be wasting time trying to figure out how to customize and available functions. Overall, best keyboard you can buy. I always say "spend your money where you spend your time".

Great keyboard, aluminum, great feeling keys, I ain't know what more u want tbh. Logi software is probably the best, compared to Razer snypase, the key colors are bright and have different modes. There's a slight learning curve for people who never used a mechanical keyboard before, like me, but it makes you want to keep typing. During gaming it's perfect because you know you can rely on a key and it works the everytime.

Really nice keyboard, its slim, the keys feel really nice, really responsive. the battery lasts a really long time. The build quality is really solid and does not flex or move on the desk.

Really enjoying this keyboard. Pros: -Low-profile, sleek design -Wireless (Logitech's lightspeed wireless tech & bluetooth) -Customizable (RGB, gaming keys, mapping) -Dedicated media keys and volume wheel -Various options for keys (clicky, linear, and tactile). My number one complaint is costs, and I got it on sale. But there really aren't any better options for a low-profile mass-market wireless gaming-oriented keyboards. Cons: -Cost -Still using Micro-USB for charging/optional wired connection, rather it be USB-C. -Would be nice to maybe have a travel case just because it's so expensive.