G915 X LIGHTSPEED Low-Profile Wireless Gaming Keyboard | Double-Shot PBT Keycaps, Programmable Keys, RGB Backlighting, GL Brown Tactile Switches, PC/Mac, QWERTY UK English - White

This keyboard has had a tough time in the reviews. Its not cheap and comes with the potential for issues, however, i live it. No issues so far (4 months old) and use it most days (work and gaming). I love the sound and feel and it looks pretty nice on the desk. I would recommend. I have used a good few keyboards over the years and you can get some really good ones made by Chinese companies for a lot less, however, this is the best keyboard I have owned. If youbare going to be using something every day, spend the money. Don't be me and have spent 500 bucks on lesser keyboards over the past few years. Spend the money and get the one you really want. Always cheaper in the long run.

It's a lovely keyboard initially. However, after only several months of light use, the 'o' and '7' keys have started malfunctioning and either double or triple pressing or not registering at all. It's incredibly frustrating trying to type anything on it now. I'm going to replace it for something with less bells and whistles. Very disappointing!! If you google this issue, you'll find many other people having exactly the same issues with this keyboard.

Lovely feeling white key metal frame full size mechanical keyboard. Wireless connection is flawless using at 6ft distance from sensor/dongle, keyboard can be directly connected to usb cable for charging, keys have a nice tactile sensation without being overly loud with good travel. I found it difficult to get a full size wireless mechanical keyboard so very glad this turned out to be quality. Lower cost would have been nice but can say that about almost anything.

I previously had the G915 in black. Loved the keyboard except for how they placed the symbols for the number keys. They previously had the numbers in the top row, and the symbols below which goes against all standard for keyboards and looked poor. Additionally, the symbols didn't light up so were hard to see. I am happy to say the G915 X has fixed this problem. I went from the black keyboard to the white one which makes a big difference in visibility when the backlight is off. A nice improvement. I use the Lightspeed part to connect to my PC and then bluetooth to switch to my work laptop. It is great. There are a few issues though. When switching back to my PC, It activates the light profile which takes a moment. If I am playing a game, when it activates, it stops any active keys from working. So as I am running, I will stop. It can do this twice, so I notice the stop, release the key and press it again, walk a few steps and then stop. Then it will work correctly after that. This is a change from how the G915 worked, as that always just worked on swapping. It is only a minor annoyance since I don't swap too often. The big annoyance is the lightspeed and bluetooth buttons don't remain lit. They light up when you switch, but shortly after it is deactivated again. This means, at a glance, you can't tell which profile you are in. I configured the bluetooth mode to have all yellow buttons, and then PC has a variety of colours which should help me figure out which mode I am in. However, if the lights are off due to inactivity, when I first press a key, they are always in the yellow profile, due to it being loaded onto the keyboard, then a moment after, it is will see my PC profiles are load those. So I can never tell immediately which profile I am in due to this. The previous model kept that light on for whichever profile I was in.

Awful. Double keystrokes within a week of purchasing. Should of read the reviews. II love the feel of the typing but the software and double keystroke issues completely make it not worth anywhere near the money you pay for it.

Really good build quality but expected at this price. Keys feel good to type and play. But weird having the macros keys on the left so takes some getting used to as muscles memory will think caps lock and ctrl are on the edge of the board. Overall I really like it, best keyboard I've ever owned in 30 years

What I loved: Typing on this feels illegal in the best possible way. The low-profile switches are buttery smooth, the keys feel premium, and the wireless performance is flawless — no lag, no dropouts, just pure luxury. The build quality is ridiculous. It’s solid, slim, and somehow lighter than it looks. And the RGB? Chef’s kiss. Bright, crisp, and classy without looking like a nightclub. What made me sigh loudly: I now judge every other keyboard I own. Harshly. This thing has ruined me. Should you buy it? If you want a wireless mechanical keyboard that looks stunning, performs flawlessly, and makes you type like you’re writing the next bestselling novel — absolutely. Worth every penny. Gorgeous design. Excellent switches. Rock-solid wireless. If this keyboard were a person, it’d be the one who always has their life together and never loses their charger. Would 100% recommend — even if you already own too many keyboards. (We all do.)

The keyboard arrived and looked cool. However as much as I like it I seemed to be played with issues with it typing additional letters when typing T and actually getting TT. Also CTRL needs to be pressed many times to get it to wake up. Logitech you have made a great looking keyboard but the function is in need of more effort. I am disappointed as this was way over a £100 but performs worse than a £10 keyboard.