Customer Ratings & Reviews

All my peripherals are Logitech. I've never had an issue with any of them. So far this keyboard is not letting me down. Only wish the keyboard had onboard memory like my mouse and keypad so my profiles could be transferred.

Okay so I'm a starter PC gamer and this keyboard was pretty much exactly what I was looking for. I didn't want something that I would have to replace in a few months or super clicky. The main reasons I got this was because of the media controls (skip, pause, play, mute and volume), RBG and the font of the letters. The program that controls the color is easy to use and the colors look nice. If you have anything else that's made by logitech for the most part it'll use the same program which is also nice.

This is a good mechanical keyboard, it works well. I got it for work and what i like best is the keys are a bit larger than my corsair K95 which i love but the larger keys are much better for me when i type.

This keyboard is a true joy to type on. It's my daily driver and I also use it for gaming. The design is minimalistic and doesn't pander to over-the-top gamer aesthetics, which is appreciated in a business environment. The Logitech software is top notch. Build quality of the keyboard is solid and Romer-G switches are closely reminiscent of Cherry MX browns. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this keyboard to others.

The build of this keyboard is great. I think the white LEDs are a little washed out looking versus all the other colors. But overall it's a great keyboard.

I will say this is my first mechanical keyboard that i have purchased, however i have tried others in the past. This keyboard isnt silent while typing but at the same time is not as loud as others that i have tried with different switches. The fact that this came with a copy of the division for pc was just a bonus!!!

This keyboard is surprised me with the price, there is so many RGB light option and it can customize based on game. Not to mention it look so cool by syncing with Logitech mouse and headset.

This is a really nice gaming keyboard with responsive keys for a pretty decent price. Love the colors.

The only draw back i say about this keyboard is the rgb features. The oriod 810 only has one rgb setting and it cant be customized but it can be turned on and off. Get the orion 910 or go with razor or a corsair keyboard to get fully customizable rgb led for like 10$-20$ more.

I'm not one that likes mechanical keyboards, Since I'm on the computer due to my profession, the loud sound of the keys and travel distance gets on my nerves while typing. I have had none of those issues with this keyboard. Plus it's back lighting syncs up nicely with my G502 mouse. A keyboard is very dependent on the person, and this one is perfect for me. If possible, try before you buy to see if it works for you.

pretty straight forward, it's a gaming keyboard that provides the "feedback" to your digits that you need. or if you just like the "old school" style keyboards. plug-in-play

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.

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 got this to replace a noisy Razor Blackwidow keyboard. The Razor annoyed my co-workers and caused a lot of personal anxiety. This Logitech solved there problem. It's a good mechanical keyboard and it's not loud. I purchased a second one for home because I enjoy using it so much. If your into fancy lighting, you won't be disappointed. There's an application too customize the effects.

Although the keyboard is made for gaming, I use it primarily for typing and for the nice light effects. The keys are fairly smooth and my typing accuracy is much better because I don't have to depress all the way down to actuate the key stroke.

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.

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