Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm going to start this review by saying that wireless keyboards are purely for aesthetics. There aren't any advantages or disadvantages of having one besides, "It looks cool". But that "looking cool" is a big part of people's setups. That being said, 230 bucks is a lot to shell out for a keyboard, but there isn't ANYTHING else on the market like this right now. Tenkeyless? RGB? Wireless? Nope. So you are paying for that premium of this being a unique product. Is it worth $230? I think it is. This is a great overall keyboard, the media keys come in handy, and were also a deciding factor why I bought this, personally I think they are a feature every keyboard should have. The build quality is great, it's a metal chassis with ABS keycaps. I know people like PBT Keycaps, but I've used both, and my only complaint with ABS keycaps is that they tend to feel oily after prolonged use. The tenkeyless form factor in my opinion is nice, and I've been looking for a TKL Keyboard with media keys for a while, so that has been very very nice. Overall, I'd give the build quality a 9/10, with 1 point off for the ABS Keycaps. This is a really solid keyboard for anyone who's been looking for a TKL Keyboard that has RGB, is Wireless, and has those media keys (I've mentioned those media keys a lot, I know, but it's something I really value in a keyboard). So if those things are on your checklist for a keyboard, this is the one for you.

This is a premium piece of hardware that is surprisingly satisfying to use. The keys... are kinda perfect. There's a consistent buttery actuation to them that makes typing with it a pleasure. That Iand I don't think I've recharged yet since I bought it a few weeks ago. it's still in the 80% range! Expensive but if you can afford it you won't be disappointed.

Had for a year and a half now, still works as great as it did year one. The RGB profiles you can set up are great to customize it exactly the way you want. Battery life is great, tactile switches feel and sound good. I do wish it has a usb c connection on it to charge instead of Micro USB.

Great looking keyboard. Tactile switches are quiet but not the quietest I've heard. I got the white version so that dust and desk smudge doesn't show up and easily. Logitech software is meh, and just very cumbersome to use to change rgb theme. I also wish it was usb-c.

My first gaming keyboard - excellent and compact. Logitech provides great compatibility with both Mac and Windows. Lights sync well with my G pro wireless mouse. Tactile keys feel great. Only thing I would have liked more is USB-C but I don't think Logitech has migrated to usb-c for any of its gaming products.

I love the Bluetooth connectivity. It saves USB slots on my PC and I don't notice any delays. The battery lasts a long time. It feels really sturdy and well made. My brother also picked one up for himself after using mine because it feels that nice. I sometimes miss the numpad, but chose this one due to the tactile switch and price/availability. I don't regret it.

Great keyboard. It is low profile and the keystrokes are perfect. Very reactive and the wireless dongle reads from a far distance. Game mode is great so you don't accidentally hit the windows key. The media keys are great.

This is an older model replaced by the Pro variant, so its uses Micro usb instead of type c and doesnt have hasll effect switches thats the difference between the 2. Great battery life, and very quiet for a mechanical keyboard. Love the low profile as well.

Battery is long lasting. Keys feel great. RGB is vibrant. Would buy again.

Awesome keyboard! Using this as a portable go to keyboard for gaming and for work. Responsiveness, easy to use, high quality. Software can be wonky sometimes but Logitech constantly updates their software (good and bad thing). Highly recommended for those who are looking for TKL gaming keyboard who work during the day and game at night.

Great keyboard with a satisfying sound/feel through each keypress. One of the pricier keyboards, but build and the vibrant RGB lighting appear high quality. This keyboard enhanced my work from home setup by removing the clunky wires from my desk. It also improved my workflow with the versality of being able to switch between 2 PC's at the push of a button.

Logitech has outdone themselves again with this great little keyboard. Its easy to travel with, has a long battery life, and super easy to setup.

Great keyboard. I only bought this because my old G915 has clicky keys and I -hate- clicky keys. only available was a TKL. which... who cares right? in my daily use I don't use them anyway. Keyboard feels great.. easy software to set it up your way. or don't.. works out of the box just fine. holds a hell of a charge.

Battery life is awesome, great quality, love the size and rgb

My first mechanical keyboard and im never going back... i love the click clack as i type at about 90wpm. Price seems crazy as often a price difference between the 3 levels of clacking. I do love the easy to swsp between two computers, one lightning and one Bluetooth.

Everything about this keyboard is excellent. The 2.4ghz receiver has never given me any issues. Bluetooth has been very solid with no hiccups at all so far. If RGB is your thing, then it has plenty of it. Scroll wheel along with the media buttons are actually more useful than I anticipated. Build quality is excellent. My favorite part about the whole keyboard is the low-profile. It's very comfortable without a wrist wrest. The only thing holding it back is the price.

I went from a Razer Huntsman to this and I have to say it is a day and night difference. The battery lasts me at least two weeks before I have to charge it, that’s with RGB on as well. Only downfall, as everyone has mentioned is that it does not utilize USB-C for connectivity. Also my wife loves the fact that it is not loud at all.

High price is the only reason I did not give this excellent keyboard 5 stars! It's expensive and I'm not even a "Gamer". I needed a light weight and completely wireless keyboard. Also really liked that the numeric keypad was removed which makes this keyboard even more compact. I've had a poor experience in the distant past with a Logitech wireless keyboard so I opted for the gamer version hoping for a level of performance much better than my past experiences. If it didn't work as I hoped I was just going to return it but my expectations were exceeded! The LIGHTSPEED wireless tech is amazing and offers a super reliable connection... It even works to enter BIOS before Windows 10 boots up. The keyboard works like it is a worked USB connection. The Logitech software is required or at least highly recommended because it let's you access more advanced features, reports battery use and keeps firmware up to date. The software runs in the background with an icon in the tray but it doesn't seem to much resources. At this point I've had the keyboard for 3 or months. I use it every day. The battery lasts more than 30 days before charging is needed through the USB cable. Works great plugged in and charging. I use it all day long for work. Works great with Virtual Machines in VMware... Works great several feet away from the receiver for teaching online classes. My only complaints... The price is high... I wish the battery life was longer... It is hard to see the alternate key characters because they are not translucent, the main characters on the keys are translucent and therefore light up with the backlight RGB LEDs but secondary characters are printed in dark gray and don't show through any backlight. In dark or daylight this can be annoying or inconvenient if you are not a touch typist. I'm not.

The keys take a little getting used to coming from all sorts of traditional mech style keys but it's a very responsive keyboard that's comfortable to use. The rapid triggers for actuations are quite responsive and I can see it giving an edge for fps games specifically

A perfect keyboard that's quite expensive but will last a lifetime. I love Wireless everything because cables can be such a hassle and I use my keyboard on both my laptop and my PC so it's nice to have that flexibility. It's a really good mechanical keyboard nothing really else to say about it. But I would advise you that at some point that battery will eventually run out and it won't be able to hold as much charger that used to but that's why it has an option to plug in which is perfect for longevity