Customer Ratings & Reviews

To preface this i am an avid gamer as well as i spend a good chunk of my work day writing documents, i also consider myself a keyboard enthusiast having owned tens of very high end mechanical keyboards over the years. If you are looking for a wireless, flawless, and enjoyable typing experience this is the apex keyboard in my opinion. My previous daily driver was a Blackwidow Ultimate with razer yellow switches. There are two reasons i switched from that to the Logitech. 1.) The low profile build 2.) The wireless capabilities. Its a sleek, yet still very sturdy design and you can tell the materials used warrant the almost 300$ price tag. Logitech really did nail the construction of this thing The wireless is amazing. Zero latency, long lasting battery (I get a week's worth of usage working 9-5 then gaming anywhere 1-3 hours after that) after a week it sits around 20-30 percent where i personally like to give it a charge. The keys feel great, insanely responsive and the linear model is relatively quiet, though still has a satisfying sound to it. Overall, if you are in the market for a high-end niche keyboard, i dont see why you wouldn't pick this up.

This keyboard is everything I was looking for. I wanted a small TKL keyboard that fit my desk, with dedicated music controls, and quiet switches (tactile). The metal body is a plus but not something that I felt absolutely necessary. In fact, I think I would’ve preferred it not be metal, or at least not this textured metal. I have it sitting next to a TKL Magic Keyboard, and side by side, this one is about twice as deep (understandably so, as it is mechanical). That makes it an incredibly thin keyboard. The wireless option is nice to have and it seamlessly switches between wired/wireless. It’s battery life is great as well raking in at about 20 hours. Absolutely my favorite keyboard so far. My only complaint is the price point!

This is probably the best wireless to go overall + gaming keyboard out in the market right now. That's not really a big contest though because there's not that much competition. Razer has had one but that one is way outdated, Corsair has one but the keys are HUGE and a pain to carry around, and the competition isn't even close to what Logitech has for reaction time and battery life. Razer has a potential of getting a good TKL wireless with the Huntsman (their wired one is amazing), BUT the major issue is they still wouldn't be able to compete against this keyboard unless they make the keys as low profile as this G915 TKL. Hence, this is why I recommend the TKL G915 over any other competitors at this time. Because there is nothing out there that can currently compete against this for wireless TKL keyboards. This literally is the best one at this time. +Low profile keys +Easy to type with and fast/accurate (seriously I was impressed) +Can use both wireless dongle AND bluetooth +Volume Rocker/Media keys +Light and easily transportable HOWEVER -Keys are so plastic like feel (I'm spoiled by PBT), but this is personal preference so not docking any points -I'm always worried the key will fall off or snap off since it's really low profile -Why is it still using micro USB!

The keyboard is very well made and feels awesome. Battery life is excellent and the tactile key feel is pretty good. I have two complaints. 1, if you want to control anything but the most basic of lighting you must install the G Hub software. 2, The Lightspeed USB dongle only supports ONE device at a time. If you have a Lightspeed mouse and the keyboard you have to use BOTH dongles.

Was in the market for a new mechanical keyboard and during my research I decided to look at wireless keyboards. While I was skeptical about going wireless for a keyboard I decided to give the G915 a shot. I must say I am very impressed. I previously tried using a G502 wireless mouse and received a lot of interference while gaming. I figured that I would have the same results, but I still had to try. Nearly 3 months later and I must say that it's been excellent. I've experience no interference whatsoever. It feels like I'm using a wired keyboard. I would highly recommend that anyone looking to go wireless and who wants to spend the money to spend the money on this keyboard. You won't be disappointed. Pros: Wireless No latency Great battery life Nice RGB Low profile Bluetooth, wired and wireless compatible Nice volume wheel Cons: No wrist rest (I bought a glorious master race low profile pad) A bit pricey

The Logitech G915 TKL isn’t just a gaming keyboard—it’s a productivity powerhouse. I use it for business, and the typing experience is nothing short of incredible. Most people overlook how important a good keyboard is for work, but once you try this one, you’ll never want to go back. The keys are smooth, responsive, and quiet, making long hours of typing almost enjoyable (who knew that was possible?). What really sets it apart is the build quality. Unlike the typical plastic keyboards out there, this one is made of pure aluminum, so it feels sturdy, premium, and durable. It’s compact, wireless, and has great battery life, so it keeps my desk looking clean and clutter-free. If you care about quality and a top-notch typing experience, this keyboard is worth every penny—even if you’re not gaming on it.

I like the keyboard very much as it ticks nearly every box I had for a dream keyboard. The few things I didn't like were: - Keycaps are still proprietary (bye maker community, double shot PBT caps, and cool variations in the designs. - Drivers took a while to catch up to the board for the RGB lighting (Small issue, but consider that this is supposed to be a FLAG SHIP model that launched without full driver support. That's sloppy jalopy Logitech!) -Special/Alternate chars aren't translucent (good luck finding the special char on each number key, or the alt chars on any other key when it's not perfectly bright out) - No onboard RGB controls like a Ducky + my job's lack of support for hardware drivers means this stays in "rainbows mode" at work. The few things I really liked were: - All the right buttons in all the right places - Keys are very nice after a short adjusting period (coming from Romer-G) - Key caps feel amazing and don't seem to smudge/shine as quickly as the old caps (Great job Logitech, but still open this to the maker community so I can really show off this excellent keyboard!) - Multiple brightness settings lets you really enjoy a prolonged battery life - TKL format and thin keyboard are a 1-2 punch combo and I love the space I freed up on my desk going with it! All in all - You're gonna pay the Logitax but you're going to get the innovative new ideas for keyboards. Overall I think the keyboard is definitely worth it and I would highly recommend this to a friend or colleague who isn't concerned about price or having proprietary equipment but who needs all the newest features, done well.

There are many expensive gaming mechanical keyboards, but only a few are really worth the premium price in my experience. This keyboard stands out for a few reasons that ultimately make it worth it for my use: -Flawless wireless (good for gaming and convenient if you want to move your keyboard around the room) -Compact TKL yet still manages to have dedicated media controls and volume wheel which is rare to see -Premium design and looks so good -Great feeling switches (I have the tactile version) and while this obviously this isn't a custom built mechanical keyboard I find typing on this to be really enjoyable and accurate. I like the subtle tactile bump the switches provide. My only complaint with this board would be the questionable durability of the keycaps as they are so thin and move around more than most. I wish Logitech provided you with a replacement set in the box in case they get worn out later down the line. There is also a larger G915 (wireless) or G815 (wired) if you want something bigger with the same design and features.

I got this keyboard a little over two weeks ago and so far I am really loving it. When I got the keyboard the first thing I did was charge it up. It's been over two weeks and my keyboard is currently at 30%. I've only charged it once since I got it. It's quite convenient because I can have it hooked up to my computer and if I really wanted to, I could also hook it up to my tablet through bluetooth and changing the connection is really easy since all you have to do is press a button on the top left of the keyboard. It's very small and slim so it's very minimal. If I need more space on my desk all I have to do is put it to the side since it's wireless. It costs a lot of money and I had to wait a few months to jump on it but if you find a cheaper price on amazon... make sure you price match (that's what I did) or just wait for it to go on sale. I really like this keyboard and I hope it lasts a long time considering how expensive it is.

I very nice/solid feeling keyboard. The lights are nice and bright, the wireless is perfect, and the software is easy to use. One complaint is they should change the charge/power port to USB C. I hate having to keep multiple cables laying around.

I used to only purchase variants of the Corsair K70, but I finally decided that I wanted to try something new with this bad boy. It's sturdy and looks amazing. The only quality-related negative is the lack of transparency to secondary characters on the keys (like !@#$%^ etc.). This means the LED's don't shine through those characters, which can make it a little difficult to see them if you have the lights off. So if you're someone who constantly has to look down at the keyboard and doesn't have their positions integrated into your muscle memory then you might want to consider a different product. The battery life is amazing even with fairly power-hungry settings, and the keys are very consistent and responsive. I use this for all sorts of games (CS:GO, Destiny 2, COD, EFT, and others) and I don't have any issues. It did take a little bit to get used to the slim profile of the keys, but once I did I realized it's much more comfortable than the massive keys on normal keyboards. The only thing keeping me from giving this 5 stars is the price point. Absolutely absurd. Yeah, I blew the money for one of these...but if you're someone who's working on a new setup with a strict budget there's no way you should prioritize this keyboard over something like a higher quality GPU, CPU, or NVME drive. $150 to $180 for this keyboard would be much closer to market value, in my opinion.

Great keyboard. Feels great. Looks great. Good size. The low profile keys make it easy to slide your finger across to guzzle down all 5 potions and get max buffs in a boss fight without missing a step. You can also get into the G Hub application and customize about everything if that's your thing (Commands, Keys, Actions, Macros, System.) You can dongle or Bluetooth for your wireless connection. That seems like it could be handy. I'm used to a more "clicky" keyboard, but I haven't found it to be an unpleasant transition, and I don't see any drop in wpm when doing things like writing reviews or emails. It's just a little bit quieter is all. Battery life is solid (which was always a concern for me switching to wireless.) All in all, if you can afford it, then I can't see any reason I wouldn't recommend this keyboard.

This keyboard is a phenomenal wireless gaming keyboard. Coming from a Wired Corsair K70 Rapidfire I was worried that the keyboard would have noticeable input lag, but it didn't. The keyboard is made out of a lightweight metal frame so it's not heavy but still feels sturdy and not cheaply made. The RGB lighting looks great and the battery life is pretty amazing! I get about to full days of use in before having to recharge at about 6-8 hours a day. Even then there's still more battery but I just plug it in every other day so it's always ready to go. The only downside I've experienced ate these keys aren't as sensitive as my Corsair keyboard. I would only need to slightly press on a key for it to activate. This is great for gaming but bad for typing as the Corsair was always causing me to have typo's. Overall it's a great wireless keyboard and would definitely recommend!

Nice keyboard with easy setup. Bright RGB and G hub is easy to navigate and use. Battary last a long time as well with lightning on high. Only complaint is that it’s a little pricey.

Many people might be frightened or intimidated by the high price, but I assure you every penny spent is worth it on this keyboard. The solid aluminum body feels durable and solid. The low-profile keys feel just as good as the full-sized keyboards and switches. The lack of a number pad makes this extremely compact and easy to take around and gives extra desk space for more mouse movement. If you are just getting into gaming gear, the Logitech G suite of products is easy to use, and the Logitech G Hub is well designed, however, I would recommend a different keyboard as this one is pricey for a beginner.

I splurged on this keyboard (obviously it's pricey, alright, everyone can see that, but you wouldn't be here if you weren't tempted nonetheless). I love it! The average person won't need a keyboard nearly this elaborate, but if you're like me and PC parts bring you joy then this is the keyboard for you. When I was shopping, the key style and quality were both very important to me, so I've broken them down below. For me, this keyboard is the whole package. I absolutely adore it! KEYS: I got the tactile keys because I personally prefer shorter keys over the tall "clicky" ones. The key style is going to boil down to your personal preference (for example my brother thought I was crazy for choosing the tactile over the clicky keys). I love the tactile because they're not as bulky but still have some "give" to them when you type. Also, the full-size keyboard was sold out when I made my purchase, but I seldom use that number pad anyway so this size works just as well for me. Just double-check that the size and key style are what you want before you make your purchase. QUALITY: It's sturdy. Battery life is good. I don't doubt this will last me a long time. Also, there are two levels on the kickstands to adjust the height, in case you want it more angled or more flat on your desk. All the little features are amazing, from the volume controls to the RGB lighting. Customizable RGB was something I really wanted (because what's the point of a keyboard if I can't light it up to be pretty) and this thing does it all. Sync it to your audio or program each individual key, whatever your little heart desires. I had no problem using the G HUB software to customize the RGB display. A final note is that I did buy the Geek Squard protection - just something else to consider. I personally figured if I was going to splurge on this I might as well protect it instead of having to replace it if the unimaginable happens. The keys and quality are exactly what I was looking for (and my brother is very, very jealous). You deserve a nice keyboard so just treat yo self!

I had a razer keyboard and spent about a month researching and looking for a new keyboard. I thought it would be cool to switch things up and get a TKL board. I've never owned anything logitech but I heard good and bad things about them so i decided to take a chance with them. So far, im loving it. The wireless feel to it, and ease of typing. I'm worried the keycaps will break since they look and feel cheap but im hoping it wont come to that. It definitely clears some space on my desk from my previous keyboard so that was what convinced me to get it. The battery definitely lasts a while, I've only ever had to charge it very few times and i keep the cable really close to it so i can always plug it in at anytime

5/5 on everything except for the keycaps. There's a bit too much flex on the keys so they rattle a bit if the keyboard is shaken which contributes to a strange *almost* cheap feeling if you wiggle your fingers on the keys. The switches grew on me (tactile), after coming from a clicky-er wired mech. Battery Life: 5/5 (4 days of no charging and counting) Aesthetics: 5/5 (using muted RGB but there are tons of effects) Build: 5/5 (keycaps notwithstanding the build quality is excellent) Connectivity: 5/5 (instantaneous switching between bluetooth and lightspeed? Sign me up.) Keys/Switches: 4/5 (definitely would expect more solid keys in a board this price but as it's my first low profile board, maybe it's to be expected)

Pros *Low profile keys feel great *Battery life is fantastic *Key presses are accurate and responsive when gaming *RGB lighting and software are great *TKL design makes this a much better fit with my setup Cons *At the regular price point, this keyboard is lacking in customization and switch style. Wouldve liked to see linear or optical switches for the money.

I've been using the G915 Lightspeed for about 6 months at the time of this review. It holds a charge for 3 to 4 weeks of everyday use if you turn down the RGB brightness. I wanted to try the TKL form factor and I miss the number pad sometimes. The keyboard can pair to your phone/tablet/console via bluetooth as well and connectivity features makes this one a winner. The key travel is comfortable and the chassis is solid. I can highly reommend this keyboard. Just be sure that you done need the number pad for work related tasks often.