Customer Ratings & Reviews

The keyboard is fantastic quality from fit to finish. The keys feels really good and the low profile nature of it is very easy to get use too. I have the tactile g915 and the keys aren't very loud, but have a satisfying feel when you push the key. It had wonderful lighting options and the connectivity feels wired from a wireless keyboard. The additional bluetooth pairing is a nice feature to have. The battery life is also really good. I have had it for 5 days now and the battery has only gone down one percent because of its smart sleep feature. overall it is a great buy and worth the price, but it is still expensive. Pros: - Quality materials and construction - great battery life - wireless connection and bluetooth connectivity - great color customization options - satisfying typing experience - tons of macro and key recording options - multimedia controls Cons: - price

Wow, out of the box and gaming in 10 minutes (had to find an extra USB port for the recharge). Beautiful colors (programable with Lightsync RGB technology with G Hub software), very soft, sure touch and programable G and M functions, and good looking and strong aluminum body. The Lightspeed wireless is super quick and very reliable. After gaming Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 for over 11 hours straight, it still showed 80% charge rate. It don't get much better than this.

Overall pretty good keyboard. Pros: Solid key deck, no flex, overall solid feel and very high quality build. GL mechanical tactile switch have nice subtle hepatic feedback w/o the excessive noise, which is nice for shared work spaces. Short engagement stroke and low profiles caps. Seamless switching between lightening and Bluetooth with the press of a button, great for simultaneous use between desk top and laptop/tablet Wireless with RGB Decent battery life ~2.5 to 3 days moderate use with rgb brightness maxed. Simple mapping and rgb control via G hub app. Mac support. Cons: over priced, one of the most expensive mainstream boards on the market... not very competitive. Would def be outselling most of the competition if Logitech wasn’t greedy. Not sure why on a mechanical keyboard they use membrane media control buttons instead of more mechanical switches. They feel like trash. Mac compatibility but no Mac key caps included or available separately. Would it be that big a deal to add a few command and option keys for your Mac users? Especially for the price... I think they could afford the 20 cents worth of extra key caps. Proprietary GL mechanical switches does not have much custom or replacement (or Mac) key caps. Usb micro charging port on a premium keyboard... what year is this? Conclusion- I’d recommend it, it’s an overall great piece if you don’t mind overpaying or being disregarded as a Mac user.

I have to say this is one of the best wireless gaming boards out now. I do not get any interference from my g502x and other devices. The build of the keyboard is good. And the keys themselves have not faded on me as of now. I purchased one two or three years ago and it still works like new with no keys fading and no issues. Price might be a issue and why I rated this 4 stars.

Pretty much the best in this category. If you’re looking for the best: - low profile keyboard - mechanical - wireless - RGB lighting This is it. Yes it costs a lot. The keys sometimes pop off too easily. But it pretty much is the best mainstream keyboard and you have to pay for it.

Long battery life, great lighting effects, smooth switches, low latency, seamless Bluetooth/lightspeed transition, overall amazing product. The low travel of the switches may be a downside to some heavy typers but after a short adjustment period I adore them more than any others I've used.

I absolutely love this keyboard and how the keys feel and sound. I wasn't sure how I feel about the low profile design compared to my G910 but this was not a problem at all and my wrists are comfortable on the desk while I type, no wrist rest needed. My only complaint about this keyboard is the fact that the symbols do not light up on the keys and of course this can make things very difficult if you are trying to type in the dark. I don't know why Logitech chose to do this but this didn't make any sense. The functionality and wireless feature is a great addition. Overall, if you can afford this keyboard it is a definite must buy.

A bit pricey, but overall a good feeling keyboard with a good amount of features. The best wireless keyboard out there.

This keyboard is awesome! I've owned a lot of other gaming keyboards by so called high quality companies. But this one takes the cake... and with bluetooth/2.4ghz you can switch from one device to another in the tap of a button. It's so smooth.

This keyboard has everything I was looking for - slim profile, mechanical switches, low latency wireless connection, media controls; plus extras like per-key RGB and extra macro keys. Made switching from years of laptop use a joy due to the slim profile and perfect (for me) key resistance and response. The volume wheel is super handy too. The tactile switches feel great and are just loud enough to be satisfying without being annoyingly loud like some mechanical keyboards

This keyboard is great! I bought it for work. Very easy to type on and extremely responsive. You can't even tell that it's wireless.

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.

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

I’ve had this keyboard for a while now and it is great. Never had any issues.

Pair it with a g502 or 902 or whatever mice work with the wireless play pad and you're set (: