Customer Ratings & Reviews

Overall I really liked this keyboard. I liked the media keys. The rolling volume button is really smooth and works great. The software to configure macros and lighting is nice too. The look is clean. Overall very nice. This design of key stroke I'm not a huge fan of tho. It's not too loud. Not as clicky as cherry mx keys. I prefer the cherry mx. There seems to be less effort for me with cherry mx. But overall it's a great keyboard.

My puppy chewed the cord for my Razer Black Widow, and I considered buying the updated version. I'm so glad I decided on this Logitech keyboard. The keys seem more responsive and much quieter than my old Razer. I love being able to set custom color schemes. I'm very pleased with Logitech!

I love this keyboard. The back-lighting is by far best in class. I really like how there isn't any light splash around the key. Only the letter on the key is lit. Also I can change the color of each key. So the hot keys in software I use a lot have been highlighted so I can find them fast.

Want to make typing a joy again? This keyboard brings back the days of old when using a keyboard felt like something. The other beauty of this keyboard is you can literally change the color of anything on it. Blue logo not your thing then change the color. Worth every penny. Price matching is a must.

excellent gaming board. recognized by the system immediately. love the colors of the lights.

The Logitech G810 is a great mechanical keyboard with a trimmed down feature set compared to other premium keyboards on the market. It has a standard keyboard and numpad layout with the only additions being a volume dial and multimedia buttons. If you're looking for more features, such as programmable hotkeys or LCD displays, you'll have to look elsewhere. If you like keeping things simple, I think Logitech hit a good sweet spot. What the G810 does have, it does very well. It has a versatile RGB lighting system that's bright and easily customizable. The Logitech software required is pretty straightforward. The mechanical switches aren't the type with a loud click but they're definitely still more tactile and loud compared to membrane keyboards. I multimedia buttons and volume dial feel solid and are fairly unobtrusive if you're not the type to use them often. Overall, it's a simple keyboard with quality construction, feel and performance.

Best Keyboard I have owned. Functions extremely well and the RGB lighting is excellent

I know this is geared for gamers. However, I am an old timer from the IBM days and loved the mechanical keyboards. This comes close without upsetting everyone in the office. Still not quiet as the el cheapo keyboards, but acceptable. Wish there is a memory to remember what you last programed the color without having to load the program. Just a little extra overhead but not a big deal.

the RGB on this key board is tight. it has full customization. it has game profiles like GTA 5 has the keyboard turn red and blue flashing when the cops are casing you. seeing it a night with no lights on is the best part of back lighting

The responses from the keyboard is great. The LEDs are good looking and help when typing at night. The roller for audio adjustment feel premium. Great keyboard for the price. It needs to run on Logitech Gaming Software to save your profile for lighting and Marco. But it will work without it, just no customization without the Logitech Gaming Software program.

Feels and looks very well made. Rgb lights looks very nice thru the key-caps. My first mechanical keyboard so nothing to compare the Romer-G keys this uses. The software on the other hand could use some work in my opinion. All in all great keyboard

Really on the fence about paying 100 bucks for a keyboard but the freebie keyboards have no illumination. Programing the colors is fun, like having media control and the volume scroll whel is fantastic! Ended up with 2!!!

I'll start out by saying I tried this keyboard for a few weeks before returning it to get a Corsair K70 Lux. This is a solid keyboard in several ways. It's very sturdy as well as compact and straightforward. By that I mean it doesn't resemble a spacecraft control panel like the G910 does and this makes it more appropriate if you want to use it in a work environment. Also contributing to the clean appearance is the closed design making the light shine through the keys and not spill out from underneath. Now the reason I returned it was not being able to get used to the Romer-G switches. This was my first mech and I advise you to try in store before you buy. To me they felt a bit on the mushy side and as someone who bottoms out the keys this was a problem. They have shorter actuation than Cherry MX switches and some may like that. Some of the inbetween colors are kinda wonky. Yellow is like dirty highlighter and the white is really blue. This may or not matter to you but it didn't bother me. Definitely try these switches out if you get the chance and try to grab this board on sale as I don't think it's worth full price.

Good feel responsive, heavy seems to be well build

I was worried about the keys since manufacturer customized mechanical switches sometimes get a bad rep, but Logitech's Romer G switches actually feel really nice. The keyboard can be a little noisy, but that's a matter of preference. The keyboard is also a little weighty which i like as it gives it a solid build feel and not something cheap or flimsy. The software can be frustrating with games and the customized lighting not syncing up correctly, but there is 3rd party stuff out there that works fantastically with this keyboard. I'm a huge fan of the fact the LED lights only shine through the character portions of the keys and not the entire back-panel of the keyboard like Razer's and Corsair's do.

My son is a gamer, loves the keyboard Will buy buy again.

This keyboard has some weight to it, looks great and it's nice that you can make the colors solid instead of having a rave party. It's comfortable to type on and the buttons are decently quiet.

Overall a good basic keyboard. Not great for constant gaming but works as a temporary keyboard.

For the price, I would expect something a bit more sturdy and higher quality. It's a good keyboard but not great. I've had it for a few weeks under heavy use and there are a few things that bother me. I like the feel of the keys generally. I like the look of the keyboard and the simplicity. And I like that there are no macro keys to the left of the QWERTY keys. Oh, the volume dial is also a very nice addition. My main issue is with a certain aspect of the keys and I don't think it's something that I can get used to. If you strike the keys head on and straight down, the feel is great. If you push the keys in any direction as you're pressing them, you feel resistance like it is rubbing up against some wall. I'm not a perfect typist but I do type pretty quick and I've noticed this slows me down. Also, while gaming, I've had more mis-keys than before. Another less important fault is the sound that certain keys make. For my keyboard, the space and enter keys make a higher-pitched "key is loose" sound that is annoying especially since they are two of the most used keys. I've previously used Cooler Master and the Razer Chroma v2 so my experience is not crazy. I was intrigued by the Romer-G switches. I'll likely return this and try another keyboard.

This keyboard feels sturdy, probably a lot plastic but it's well made, the led lights are awesome, some games works with it to show up only gamekeys, The Division game comes with it for free but that game doesn't worth buy this keyboard at the current price, I would recommend for a price drop