Customer Ratings & Reviews

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 wanted to really like this keyboard but it wasn't doing it for me. The keys feel way too mushy and there's no good feedback when typing but on the bright side they are not noisy. Another egregious mistake, in my opinion, is that it uses a micro-usb as main connection to the PC, this is outdated by today's standards. The app that Logitech uses for the keyboard is also lacking on the customization side. Talking about positives the keyboard is lightweight and really sturdy with a good quality build.

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.

Things I like: • The lighting is crisp, love the adjustable brightness and per key customizability. The keyboard looks amazing in the dark • Getting used to typing on it was easy, and the feel is very satisfying. I even like the rubber buttons on the top that everyone seems to hate. Things I don't like: • For the premium Logitech commands everything should be pretty close to perfect, it's not • G Hub is atrocious, love the UI but I'd rather it worked. It has to be the buggiest software I've used in my life • The keycaps feel quite cheap, there's a bit of rattle to them.

Wish I woulda got the clicky! Just not enough feedback for my preference. The keyboard itself is fairly high quality, I am worried about the standoff legs breaking. The battery life is mediocre at best, and I'm bummed I paid $200.00+ for a keyboard that is still using usb-micro to charge in 2020. Should definitely have USB-C.

Overall it's an okay keyboard, not worth the price. First one I bought was slightly bent in the middle, returned it and 2nd one had the same bend. From some research some Logitech reps state its intentional but the bend causes the rubber feet not to make contact so I'm not sure I believe that. Good keys, nice lighting, subpar quality.

Overpriced maybe i do enjoy typing on this but its not profound or anything. the selling point id the lightspeed, but for the price they need to do better with battery and firmware

Power saver mode comes on to quick shuts my game down