Customer Ratings & Reviews

This keyboard has a great feel and cool options. Unfortunately, too many keys are constantly triggering multiple times with one key press. After some research, it seems to be common with this keyboard. It's not a physical issue with the keyboard; the keys did NOT stick. It made the keyboard unusable, as it's more than merely needing to delete an extra letter or two sometimes. The extra inputs were so frequent, it caused my computer to slow down while gaming. If this issue did not exist, I would've kept the keyboard and would've given 5 stars. As it is, I've returned the keyboard and do not plan on ever purchasing this one again.

really nice keyboard and very nice bright rgb. good size keyboard, nice typing experience. i also paired it with the logitech mouse. looks nice together.

The Keyboard is pricey but the quality is great! Heavy and metal backed. It is a little complicated for an everyday keyboard but for gaming it is well suited. I haven't gamed with it yet, so full disclosure...

The heavy, aluminum chassis for this keyboard means I don't have to worry about it sliding around and it just feels good to type on. Customization options with the Logitech software make it visually appealing and I'm in love with the wireless functionality. Less cords cluttering my workspace.

Outstanding keyboard. Quiet keys with good battery life

Great keyboard. Comfortable. Decent amount of customization. Long charge life.

Battery life is pretty long, had it for a few months. Havent had to charge it yet.

Logitech G915x tactile wireless keyboard is good. I have no use for the USB-C to USB-A female adapter. I did have issues with the Insert key working in Microsoft Word and Notepad in Windows 10, but I determined that I had to enable the Insert key in the Microsoft Word settings and use Wordpad in Windows 10 instead of Notepad. However, the Insert key does toggle between overwrite mode and insert mode in Notepad for Windows 11. So those issues are Microsoft issues and not Logitech issues.

The far left macro keys clash hard with my muscle memory, especially regarding CTRL, Shift and ESC keys. Its been hard to get used to. I kinda regret the purchase. Otherwise I really like the keyboard.

A keyboard dshould type correctly 100% of the time, right? Not this keyboard. Do yourself a google search of this keyboard and add "double type" or "Key Chatter" at the end dof the model number. This keyboard is notorious for double typing letters. I'm constantly having to backspace to fix errors. At this price range, this being an issue is WILD. To give you an idea of what it's like, I typed dthis review with my keyboard and dleft all of the errors, so you can see it in real time. I contacted Logitech directly, they don't have a fix. In fact, you can go to their wewbsite and look at their reviews, they scrubbed all instances of this issue.

Keyboard mechanisms are build solid and nice things about is all illuminations are customizable.

Double typing issue as the others have described, paid $260 for this junk. I've been through multiple of these and they all start failing after just a couple months, meanwhile my 12 year old Razer Black Widow is still going strong (if only it was wireless). I should have done my research, this seems to be a pretty common issue with this keyboard. For $260, I expected better. There's obviously a serious manufacturers defect going on with them, yet Logitech knowingly continues to sell these defective keyboards to the public, which is such a shameful business practice that it's enough for me to never buy another Logitech item ever again. Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.

I’ve been using the g series keyboards since the early 2000’s and have always loved them. Decided to update to the newer model and the first one I picked up would constantly repeat key presses in rapid succession. Thought maybe I just got a bad one so I replaced it with a new one. Nope. Second one is doubling key presses as well. Sad when a keyboard company can’t even make a keyboard that just functions as a keyboard. Especially at these prices.

Seems like quality stuff. I keep it wired but all the lightspeed capabilities are nice. Love the short throw keys; all my presses feel extremely quick in a practical way. Exactly what you could hope for with a low-profile keyboard. It'll take some getting used to with the extra function keys on the left.

Great keyboard! The quality is extremely well built and the keys are very smooth, like a matte kind of finish. I work from home and game on this keyboard and it has been extremely comfortable. I use to have the first g915 clicky keys but since then I bought this newer version of tactical keys and I have fallen in love with it! I also love the fact they added the USB-C charging port instead of the micro USB like tr previous versions. 10/10!

Longtime Logitech user. The G910 was the best until my dog jumped on it smashed several keys and no replacements are available. This one disappoints and I returned it. The secondary function keys are not illuminated. As i am not skilled at "touch typing", that was important to me. Went with another gaming brand which had all keys lit.

Very good keys are very responsive and well built doesnt feel cheap at all

Great keyboard! The only thing I would have done differently is gotten the wired version to be able to have better cord management. In my current setup, the cord is still on my desk for when I have to charge the keyboard.

Decent for what’s out there but a little pricey! There are probably much better keywords for cheaper!

I had the G915TKL prior to this, and enjoyed it. It gave me, and is still giving me, four years of service. However, I finally succumbed to missing the 10-key pad, so I got this to replace it. Same great key feel and durability. Plus an upgrade to USB-C charging! Very customizable, and the volume roller is a great feature.