Customer Ratings & Reviews

Its a top of the line keyboard, at the price of a low end laptop. The keyboard is fantastic. Sturdy, well made, great rgb, and a decent program to back it up (especially if your using other logitech peripherals). The price is tough to swallow. I personally think it pays for itself compared to some cheap keyboards out there, but could you get a just as good keyboard for a cheaper price? Yeah.

Worth the money, fantastic keys, easy to push and type on. Looks good, but wish it had better printing on the keys. Battery lasts a good amount. When I want to use it to search on my Goggle TV I just push the bluetooth button and it instantly works. Very seamless. Love it wish it had more media keys

Fantastic keyboard overall with decent battery life and I love the lightspeed and Bluetooth switch so I can use it for my personal and work machines.

Fantastic Keyboard! Has all the functional buttons you need and the volume wheel is very well designed and doesn't feel cheap. The keyboard has no latency when typing and the RGB lighting is pretty cool! Highly recommend if you are looking for a great wireless keyboard with a wired keyboard performance for gaming and general office use.

Very satisfying keyboard; not too loud of keys, but feel nice; great lighting; the membrane config keys offer a pleasant contrast to the keyboard keys; and the sound wheel isn't tactile, but it still feels good adjusting the volume with it. The only drawback is that it is a bit heavy, so be advised if that concerns you.

While the price tag may be a bit high it’s worth it for one of, if not the best keyboard money can buy. I personally got the tactile switches and enjoy using them far more than my previous razer greens. No input lag ever and a long battery life with more than two weeks between charges.

Logitech really hit it out of the park with this one. If your looking for a premium keyboard that is wireless with fully customizable RGB lighting this is it. Materials are top notch and you depending on which model you purchase you can have the feel and sound that suits you.

Purchased for someone running a growing, small business (that also does gaming afterhours) and they've had nothing but praise for this keyboard. Excellent battery life and easy typing experience.

I currently own the craft keyboard which I love but the keys didn’t last and wore out within a year so I purchased the g915 lightning wireless with tactile mechanical keys after reading other reviews. The g915 is definitely a solid keyboard with an aluminum cover and durable mechanical key switches that can be replaced - plus one star. The g915 has both lightning and bluetooth connectivity so I connect to my PC by clicking on the lightning button and my MacBook Pro by the Bluetooth button - plus one star. Unlike the craft keyboard which allows me to switch among three devices simply by clicking on one of three buttons, the g915 only has two: one lightning and one Bluetooth. One feature that stands out are the multiple lighting effects including wave, ripple, fixed, breathing and screen mirroring which is very cool but only available when connected via lightning - plus one star. The lighting effects of the g915 can also sync with other Logitech pro gaming devices but only with the Logitech G Hub app and lightning connection - plus one star. Setup for the g915 was simple and fast. All I had to do was connect the lightning usb hub to my PC and click the lightning button on the keyboard - plus one star. The g915 mechanical tactile keys are precise with almost perfect feedback so I feel each keystroke engage when I type - plus one star. The form factor and placement of the custom G keys down the left side of the keyboard without enough space from the main keys is disruptive to experienced keyboard users. I constantly click on the bottom left key thinking it’s the control key - minus one star. Another major design flaw is the omission of backlighting for secondary symbols on each key. Why would Logitech skimp out on something so fundamental? This is the deal breaker for me because at night or in the dimly lit rooms, I can only see the main symbols. No exclamation points, ampersands, exclamation marks, etc... can be seen. Even in well lit rooms, the secondary symbols are almost impossible to see - minus one star. The keyboard description from Logitech sounded like the keyboard is made from a solid aluminum block similar to the craft keyboard. It is not. The g915 is plastic with only an aluminum cover. I didn’t deduct one star because it’s solid enough but for $250, I would have expected solid aluminum like my apple and craft keyboards. Overall, the mechanical keys are great but the bad form factor of the G keys down the left side, the omission of back lighting of secondary key symbols, high price tag and plastic body don’t justify the purchase. If you don’t have $250 + taxes to burn, don’t waste your good earned money on this expensive paperweight.

This keyboard has a seriously long battery life. I charge it maybe once per month. Tactile feel is ok. I’d rate it as an A-.

Best gaming keyboard. Blazing fast responses!! Also got the Logitech G502 gaming mouse and it brings justice to gaming.

My go-to keyboard for all my daily usage. Good keyboard and feel, price is a bit overkill.

Exceeded my expectations, can swiftly and quickly change to another computer using lightspeed/Bluetooth tech. KEy travel is great and super responsive. It has zero lag. Overall it's Great

Great keyboard! Super easy to use and feels great.

Smooth keys and finish. Tactile keys are quiet and soft. Rgb lighting is crisp and bright with great selections of patterns. Best for gaming! Little expensive but worth it!

I love this keyboard. The only possible drawback to the keyboard is it's long. This doesn't bother me, but I'd check your desk setup for the necessary space. Other than that it is a high quality board that feels great to type on. The key action is crisp and the sound is nice without being too loud or clicky. The board is pricey but there are good sales on it that make it totally worthwhile. I love having the number pad.

Love everything about it. The finish, the low profile, the tactile switches, and the lighting. Truly a premium keyboard that makes gaming and tasking that much better.

Excellent keyboard, keys are very responsive and feel great for general typing. Tactile bump is very present, but not quite the same as the clicky keys which feel less resistant, but definitely louder than these tactile keys. That's the other thing, pretty quiet overall as far as keys go and the low profile design is nice and since I use an oversized mouse pad that extends under the keyboard, it feels great to type on despite the lack of an included wrist rest. Having access to multiple connection options is also super nice, especially when I'm just doing schoolwork or stuff for my second job. The brushed aluminum tray top looks fantastic and has not demonstrated any issues with flex at all. I've read some complaints about not having a full aluminum casing, but this is a much better solution to avoid scuffing your desk top or keyboard tray as you move the keyboard around and the full aluminum ones I've seen do not seem to have built in adjustable stands to adjust keyboard angle like this keyboard still has. I started with the clicky version of this keyboard, but swapped it for the tactile when they became available again. Battery life has been exceptional thus far and I have yet to be in a position where it has impacted anything that I've done. If you are using a keyboard tray, and want to keep the braided recharging cord accessible, but out of the way, I highly suggest using either some kind of cable tie under your desk (and just leave it loose enough to be able to pull forward for use or let it slide back) or bestbuy has these nifty little magnet keychain connectors I rigged up so I can plug in the cord or put it back on the other magnet nearby but out of the way. If I were to nitpick, the only issue I could bring up would be that the secondary functions of keys do not light up and they are abs instead of pbt plastic for the keys. That being said, I just happen to prefer the feel of pbt keys, these are going to last way longer than you're likely to own any keyboard. The price is high, but it does come down around holidays sometimes and if you're looking for a high end mechanical keyboard with a wireless option... This is about as good as it gets. There are a few options with low profile keys and similar klh switches, but I'd rather stick to this one for the premium and overall wireless reliability at that point.

It's a great keyboard. Love the different RGB presets and very responsive for a wireless keyboard. A bit pricy, but it has great build quality.

The keyboard feels premium and best wireless gaming keyboard used so far. Only down side is the price a bit expensive.