Customer Ratings & Reviews

I switched from G710+ to this as blue switches are a bit loud for me and makes my fingers hurt after a while in gaming session. This keyboard is like linear, not too hard and not too loud. Fell in love with Romer keys after this one. And this keyboard is beautiful, and I love the RGB on this since unlike other keyboards the light doesn’t come out from the sides and only on the keycap itself.

The custom colors are great. The keys have a nice feel and sound to them. They aren’t silent, but not obnoxious either. My complaint is the keyboard with the keys sits too high up from the desk. I feel like I have to hold my hands 1990 style above the keyboard.

Definitely a good choice for anyone out there looking for a mechanical keyboard. The Romer-G switches feel very good for both typing and gaming; the keys require just the right amount of force to press down which makes it very suitable for typing and gaming. Not to mention, the build quality on the keyboard is superb, just as you'd expect from Logitech. This keyboard is a must-have for any gamer/typist.

My Logitech G15 was tired after 8 years. I loved that keyboard for the little LCD screen and the backlit keys. So now the search is on. After researching replacements for weeks I narrowed it down to Logitech, Razer and Corsair. Razer lost out early after trying one out. No particular reason - I just didn't care for it. Corsair and Logitech were tops because of build quality and past experience with brand name. The choices are many. Red switches, Blue switches, Brown switches, Proprietary switches, etc. I was leaning heavily toward Corsair but chose Logitech for one very simple reason. The Logitech's backlit keys didn't bleed the light out all over the place. I just want to see the character backlit and didn't want a roomful of ambient mood lighting reflecting off the surface of the keyboard from the LEDs under the caps. To me, the Logitech is more refined ... classy. The Corsair keybord is easier to clean and access with their configuration. My suggestion is to not eat while you're using it and you won't have a problem. Some people may like the razzle dazzle and that's fine. It's all personal preference. As far as the lighting software, it's easy to work with and provides more choices than I'll ever need. I also bought the Logitech G403 mouse to compliment the keyboard. Uses the same software and the two can be paired so their lighting effects are identical. It's a great choice if you're looking. I'm sold on Logitech ... they make very nice stuff. Logitech and Corsair are equally awesome. You can't go wrong with either.

I've had mechanical keyboards before but I like this one the most. It's not using Cherry MX keys but I like the feel of this keyboard more and it's quieter

I purchased this keyboard to replace my worn out keyboard. I could tell right away that this is a solid keyboard and the keys have a great positive feel.

I wanted to get back into PC gaming in prep of Battlefield 1's release and knew that my current Logitech keyboard wasn't up to snuff, so I found this keyboard and I gotta say it's built like a tank. The keyboard switches are responsive, and the rgb lighting is a nice touch, although I just keep it basic with light blue and not those crazy colors. Great for gaming, as well as regular everyday typing.

I had a corsair rgb k65 before this and that was also a great keyboard but i damaged the wire and the rgb function no longer worked. Also my girlfriend was complaining that it was too loud so after some research and a generous black friday 50% off deal i grabbed this keyboard and man I have ZERO regrets, the keyboard is quieter and feels great! not to mention the RGB lighting looks good too!

A solid gaming keyboard. It took some time to get used to how sensitive each key press is, but once I got used to it the keyboard performs flawlessly

With custom color profiles found online and with infinite ways to pre program macros and keys this keyboard is simply a great buy and would not disappoint. Suggest yo head to Best Buy store and feel typing on it for yourself as this is extremely personal preference as to how a keyboard keys should feel and sound. But i find it a great keyboard...

This keyboard is probably the best for all-around keyboard, for gaming and everyday use. The other gaming keyboards has a wrist pad that is oddly placed when you're using it for word processing. This keyboard is a little pricey, but totally worth getting if this is your first "mechanical" keyboard. It also quiet and it has the required shortcuts for binding keys.

I had an old back-lit Logitech keyboard that was starting to show its age. I'd had it so long the letters were barely legible, so at night it would just look like a row of "dots." I went to Best Buy for a new Logitech keyboard with a single color, but found this one at the same price. When I first installed it, the kaleidoscope of colors was a bit distracting, but Logitech provides software to control a number of keyboard attributes, included custom color, intensity, etc. Great keyboard, I'm a loyal Logtech fan.

Very solid build quality. Very quiet mechanical switches that feel like Cherry Mx Brown's however there is so much less noise from keycaps bottoming out, I have no idea how they did it but I type heavy handedly and this keyboard is way more quiet than my Corsair with Mx Reds. Dedicated media keys and volume scroll wheel are just a bonus.

I have eyed on this keyboard for a while and I jumped on when the price was right, for $110 (with price match and $50 gift card). RGB display is fantastic and easy adjustment via software is a plus. Although I have not used other mechanical keyboards, this one suits my taste; mechanical stroke, not too loud, simple and stable on table.

Reviewed the keyboard online and decided to take the dive to buy it. Got it at the good price with discounts and product pricing matching on the web. Excellent feel, touch and response from the keyboard and the color changing scheme is cool to watch. Overall recommended buy and bestbuy has my vote for the choice retail store.

I impulsively bought this keyboard on Black Friday as part of a deal and boy am I glad I did. My wife likes the Romer G switches (both sound & feel) since I was using blue switches previously.

For $99 this keyboard is a steal, I was deciding between this and the G910 and this is overall the better keyboard.

This is a great keyboard and I got it as a steal on Black Friday. Totally would buy this over any razer product.

- mechanical keys that feel solid and smooth with just the right amount of break, without the noise of cherry switches. - fully addressable RGB without any light spill around the keys. - linux support for the RGB at https://github.com/MatMoul/g810-led. - much nicer looking than the photos get across.

This is my second favorite keyboard only because the tenkeyless Logitech G Pro board is a thing, they are almost identical but I have always preferred dropping the numpad if I have a choice. As for the 810 though, it's a great board. I have really grown to love the feel of the Romer G keys, and the way they pipe the LED lighting right into the middle of the keycaps makes for a very vivid and uniform lighting on each key. I am not going to dock a star from the 810 for it, but i really wish it featured a detachable cable like the G Pro does, that would make it way better for me personally. I really like the ease of use of the Logitech Gaming Software for setting up the lighting and such on this board, it's one of the more user-friendly of all the brands of gaming keyboards. I would like the ability to customize every key on the keyboard that I wish, but I'm not going to dock a star from the board for that, that's a software thing not a keyboard thing. Overall I am going to give this one a much recommend!