Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is not an overly cheap keyboard, I’m not an aggressive user, dirty or a PC gamer with tons of hours and yet less than 6mo of work from home use caused multiple keys to either chip or fully fade away. Really expected better. It also came with a phone stand which was cool except the rubber bottom didn’t fit into it somehow, so it wobbled and was bigger ever so slightly than the stand itself. Its a very poor QA oversight. Look elsewhere. I would not recommend this unless you’re getting it for less than 40 bucks. You’re not getting the quality your paying for here. Connection is strong with no issues and feels good to type on though.

I use this keyboard to work between two PC's by switching between bluetooth and the Logitech wireless dongle. The wireless dongle works flawlessly all the time, immediately connects, never any frustration. The Bluetooth however is aggravating. This could be 100% the fault of my PC and not the keyboard but this is my experience with it. The keyboard goes into a sleep mode to save the battery, then when you attempt to wake it up on bluetooth connection it will try and connect, fail go to sleep mode and repeat. Eventually it will connect and throw random text into wherever I was trying to type. I'm going to try difference PC's with the bluetooth and see if anything changes. Everything else about this is great, the switches are nice and have a solid feel to them, the noise isn't obnoxious like some other switches. Having the programmable keys is nice too. Media controls are a nice touch too. Most of all I love being able to switch between bluetooth and the wireless connection, when it works well its perfect, on the occasion it acts up its frustrating. I love that it isn't RGB too, it looks professional feels solid and works well. Not many other keyboards offer as much as this one does for the cost.

So I bought this keyboard because of its affordability and features. It's a great keyboard to be lazy with (no wires and one battery lasts half a year probably). the keys feels great to type with, and I especially enjoy the wrist rest. There is one concern that I have, and that's paint fading on my WASD keys. I've only owned this for about 2 months and the letters are already fading away. I had to contact Logitech support to get the keys replaced. They should be coming in soon. I'm going to stop using this as a gaming keyboard and move it to the home PC. There it would be typed on much less frequently. Overall, it's very sturdy and worth the price, but don't game too hard on it else those letters will fade!

I LOVE the clicky-clacky of mechanical keyboards but the setup with Mac on this device is abysmal. I literally have to disconnect this via bluetooth and reset the BT connection every single time I have to use this keyboard, which includes if my computer goes to sleep if I step away from my desk. Logitech is aware of the issue and not fixing it with a needed driver update, which is a complete bummer. It does have a great battery life and looks clean and professional unlike most of the gaming keyboards that make up the mechanical keyboard market, which is why I bought this device.

This keyboard uses mechanical switches that Logitech uses, called Romer-G. It is much like the MX Cherry Red with a quicker actuation point. Note that the keyboard does not have anu backlighting. It is wireless so easy to use, but setup was a bit confusing with the included instructions. NOTE: The wireless feature makes this keyboard useless in a laptop setup. The OS must be loaded before the keyboard is active, so you cannot use it when entering a bootup password. If you are not using it with a laptop and do not need a LED backlight, it does it job admirably.

This is a good keyboard. My only issue and the reason for the Three star review is size. I was looking for a smaller keyboard and it seems like this thing takes up my entire desk (slight exaggeration). The website also says I can connect up to eight devices however you can only connect two at a time. One with Bluetooth and the other with the usb dongle.

The first thing I noticed was that the wrist rest was not detachable, even though in the photo it looks possible. The keys are reasonably quiet for a mechanical. No click to speak of, but definitely noisier than my laptop's. Certainly nothing like the original IBM PC keyboard. They don't feel really solid, though. I downloaded the G Hub software, and while it recognized my Logitech camera (pleasant surprise!), it didn't recognize the keyboard Definitely use the wireless dongle instead of the BT connection. Some lag with the BT (although this may be my particular HP Pavilion/Win 10 machine - my Logitech mouse has similar problems). As a result, and with the lack of good documentation, I have no idea how to program the keys on the left. I'm sure I could figure it out, but I'm going to swap it out for a different keyboard. (Kudos to BB for making this easy.) Comes with a stand that I presume is designed to let you stand it on edge so it takes less desk space when not being used, but the keyboard is so heavy it falls over if you look at it funny. A nice touch, but poorly executed.

I found this on-sale Black Friday for $69 bought immediately due to huge price drop (MSRP $150!). If you are looking for a wireless gaming solution, this is probably the only solution right now that is decent. My biggest complaint is the RomerG switches is not working well with me, it also makes this loud echoing sound everytime I bottom out the switch press, drives me insane....I came from using Cherry MX switches, and would probably be going back. For $69 it's a steal, but if for me definitely not $150.

Tried this keyboard out for my living room gaming setup. Cables kept getting in the way so I decided to go wireless. Before trying this keyboard I had a corsair k68. My local best buy didn't have any corsair wireless keyboards in stock so I ended up giving this a shot. I couldn't get used to the feeling of the keys, pressing them felt very cheap. No backlighting made this feel very dated. I regretted my purchase instantly. The keyboard wasn't horrible but it just didn't feel amazing. I returned it the next day and got the g915, which ended up being more than triple the price but much much better than this keyboard. If you're in the market for a keyboard and need to get a wireless, get ready to spend some cash if you want decent quality. If you can go wired, I suggest getting a wired keyboard over wireless, you'll get a lot more value for your dollar.

This was my first foray into gaming keyboards. While it is ok, I felt it overpriced (especially after the later keyboards that I have tried since). It simply wasn't for me. I felt the keys too stiff and they just didn't have a nice feel to them. I did like the fact that it came with a phone holder, and you can user both Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz wireless (to switch between your PC and your phone on the fly). The placement of the Macros keys was problematic for me as well. I ended up, for when I am typing, programming them to match up with the neighboring normal key to their rights (i.e. CTRL, Shift, Caps lock) because I am used to going to the edge for those keys.

I bought this mechanical keyboard for my normal use and also for my programming classes. But this keyboard has its issues that some of the keys are very selective when you type. You literally have press those keys several times to get an input. I did call and speak with the Logitech reps about this. I was informed by them to update the firmware which I did. This did improve a little bit but this issues are still relevant. I wish this would have resolved this issue completely because I love this keyboard. If someone else had a similar issues with this keyboard please let me know how this could be resolved effectively.

It’s large and heavy, but has connectivity issues. I wish Logitech would let me merge all devices on one adapter but I have three back there (mouse and headphones).

Had for a couple months now haven't had to change the batteries yet. Keys are responsive.

Bought this because I have severe tendonitus in my fingers. Hurts like heck to type. This product is okay, but did little to help my personal issue. Would not have bought it if I knew I wojld have little relief, but this is no means a ding on the product. Thing is supersensitive.

Logitech makes great computer gaming peripherals. Most of the keyboards they have are good but not as good as some from other competitors such as Corsair. This keyboard in particular has a nice simple design and great performance. The keys however are labeled with what appears to be a sticker as the letter and that’s a deal breaker for me. The battery life lasts months.

I like the hand rest length at the bottom, perfect for gaming on the couch, its wireless. The only downside to it is that there isn't any lighting in the keys making it difficult to crunch specific keys needed while playing in the dark and it runs on double AA's batteries.

I like the battery life and additional controls (like the dedicated volume keys)......BUT..... sometimes repeated key strokes will be sent from the board even though the keys aren't physically sticking, like thisssssssssssssssssss.

I really like Logitech keyboards but i cant find this to be put anywhere in my set up. its to big for it to be a portable keyboard so it can only be a dedicated keyboard for a desk top. if wire manegment is a issue then i can see a porpuse to having this but with wireless you have to make some sacrafices, there are no USB hubs on the keyboard and media controls are outclassed by other keyboards of even the same brand. For a middle of the road wireless option. this is not a great value for what it is.

Build quality seems to be good. The keys have good feedback. Hand rest is a nice touch to reduce fatigue. The keyboard layout is non-standard and it takes some getting used to it.

Excelent Best Buy service. Product however was not up to par. Have it for exactly one year and has some lag issues