Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is an excellent keyboard for both typing and for gaming. As you can tell the RGB feature is purely cosmetic. If you don't care about it, get the G610, it's just as good with only one color. They keys are superb. The keypresses are superb. It seems to know when I'm done pressing down and registers the key. Very intuitive. I'm not a key masher so this works for me very well. The only thing I would improve is the ESC key. It needs to be taller than the ~ key. Most traditional keyboards have a tactile difference between these two keys. On this keyboard, reaching for the ESC key in the manner that I'm used it sometimes results in pressing the ~ key at the same time. Another thing I will add is the fact that this keyboard has only one USB connector. This makes it possible to use on a KVM switch. Keyboards with two USB ports have difficulty with KVM switches. You just need to run the KVM in non-emulated mode and use it as a powered hub. Works great.

This is a great keyboard to use. I love the mechanical keys. These DO NOT have the Mx Cherrys on them, but these are a little quieter (which I like). Good for anything. Gaming, typing, whatever you need it for. Everything is comfortable and I like that I can completely customize the "zones" and add nice effects for the RGB keyboard to light up in patterns.

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!

The keyboard is reliable. The keys respond fast and the noise is acceptable. The RGB backlit is fantastic. The keyboard works well on Mac OS.

Very responsive keyboard with lighting effects that can be modified using the logitech gaming software that is downloadable at their website.

I wanted a mechanical keyboard for a while, but when I finally tested a couple (cherry mx red,brown) razer, Cosair, I didn't like either how they sounded or felt. The G-Romer keys from Logitech had a lower pitch dull sound to them (not as loud as the others) which I liked. The keys are comfortable to strike and they have a solid feel to them. The keys are made in a way that there is no light spill around the bottom of the keys, so the letters/symbols are very bright and crisp. The only downer for me is that the colors white looks off white and yellow looks watered down. You can make custom colors though. The software it comes with to setup your RGB schemes is easy to use. Before the firmware update, I wanted to return the keyboard because the profiles I had created weren't opening when I wanted them too, but the firmware update fixed the issue. The media keys placement is very intuitive and the volume bar to my surprise is very useful. This keyboard can be low key even with RGB lights on. (btw you can turn them off with the light button) or you can have it over the top gamery (is that a word?) in one keyboard. I'm very happy with this keyboard and you will be too.

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

I have used mechanical keyboards for quite some time and have often used the MX Cherry Red/Brown/Blue. This keyboard has the Romer-G switches and, while they are proprietary, they are quite comparable to an in between of the cherry red/brown. That being said, they do have just a hair more "squishiness" to them, which I think is attributed to the stem design to allow the RGB to shine more brightly. It has a very sturdy construction, and the RGB is absolutley beautiful.

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.

After owning about 200 keyboards in my lifetime (slight exaggeration) I finally broke down and bought a mechanical keyboard. What a difference. This keyboard is buttery smooth and has all the whistle and bells one could hope for. I immediately noticed improvement in typing speeds (5-10%) along with improved accuracy. They keyboard provides the right amount of travel and feedback to ensure proper input. I haven't used the keyboard much for gaming so I don't have a comment there. However, I suspect the experience will align with the standard typing experience and rate as excellent. The RGB effects are really nice. Being able to match up the color of my case lights, keyboard and DeathAdder mouse creates a really cool looking effect in the dark. Not sure it's worth a bunch of money but it is a really nice added perk. The real question with this keyboard is one I can't answer and that's around longevity. If this keyboard lasts 5-10 years then it will rate as an excellent purchase. If it dies in a year or two I may go back to traditional (cheap) keyboards).

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 spent several weeks trying to find the right keyboard. At first I shied away from Logitech because of the problems I had in the past with their cheap wireless keyboards. I gave this one a shot and I absolutely love it!!! It's relatively quiet, high quality and the lighting is pretty nice.

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

This keyboard is more than what I expected when it comes to mechanical keyboards. I was using a 16yr old mech switch for a few years and decided it was time to more to something newer that could handle the demands of me and the games I play. The overall build of the G810 is a very sturdy all plastic build which is a nice departure from some of the cheaper keyboards ive used years prior. The 810 is also incredibly responsive to keystrokes and it takes little effort for the keys to recognize the keystroke you made. The one downside to this is that the keyboard isnt as tactile as I would like it to be seeing as though the older board I have is much more tactile and really lets you know when you make a keystroke. This sounds much more like the G213 I use at work, so take that as you will. Overall for what I paid for it, its a nice keyboard and one I would probably buy for a friend or family member if they were wanting a nice board.

scroll wheel, minimal design, rgb backlights, romer g switches are fast

Logitech's Romer-G switches aren't bad in comparison to the standard Cherry version so I won't knock this keyboard for it. I also liked the lighting on the G810. Price is also competitive then it originally was. My main and only gripe is that it does not come with wrist pad and I feel the angles it gives you and the thickness call for one.

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