
Smooth click, spare parts, very reactive, feels good on fingertips, very sturdy

Literally no stutters or lag while using the USB receiver (wireless) the clicks sounds stellar. I'd give it 10 eggs if I could.

Full sized keys; not a fan of low profile/laptop style, programmable RGB (nice since I play in low light so I see the keys), padded wrist rest, media controls, macro keys. I like my peripherals wired cause batteries are a pain.

-This keyboard is super well featured: RGB, wireless (USB dongle or bluetooth), volume wheel, media buttons and gaming hotkeys, rechargeable battery, etc. -Very thin- very surprised by how thin it is. You really have to see it to believe that this is still mechanical. And despite that the switches still feel fantastic. They are low profile keys so the travel and feel will be a little different from what you're used to with Cherry switches but I'm really surprised at how this board feels mechanical without also feeling like a laptop keyboard with scissor switches. -Solid construction- even though it's thin it feels solid. -Battery life is pretty good despite it being wireless. Been using it every night with RGB on for about half a week and it's still going strong. -No noticeable lag in either wireless mode.

Solid build, great feel

1. It works as expected. 2. Has led lighting. 3. Price I got it for.

Great mechanical key response. Small form factor allows it to sit on the arm of my recliner, perfect gaming.

-Responsive keys -Bright LEDs -Surprisingly great battery life -Nice clucky sound


There is a lot to like about this keyboard. Right out of the box you notice the slim profile. Its a nice build quality, not too heavy. The cable/wireless system is one you've probably seen before and works well. USB cable for charging that has a wireless adapter you can either plug directly into your computer or on to the end of the cable. Having bluetooth is nice as well if you want to use it with another device like your phone. The tactile feel was very nice and was a positive surprise to me. I had my doubts given the slim profile. When it comes to tactile feel I did not feel there was any sacrifice using this compared to my normal size gaming keyboard. However, travel distance is still a personal preference thing so the shorter travel distance may not be ideal for all. The battery life is superb. They advertise 30hrs with back lighting at max brightness which is really bright. I had the brightness set to a medium level whether it was on wireless or wired. With the brightness turned down or off the battery life quickly increases to a matter of days as opposed to hours. It also is good about turning off the back lighting to conserve power. Lastly, setting up the back lighting was very easy in Logitech's software. I assigned different colors to different groups of keys, but you can customize each key individually.

I love it, the screen is so good and the keyboard feels crisp, it's perfect

As my first mechanical keyboard, keys feels great and don't sound loud. Wireless is spot on to the point I don't notice any difference between wired and wireless modes.

- For me, its the perfect balance of key feedback vs quietness. - Customizable layout of the numpad and media controller is a HUGE plus. I'm sick of it being forced on one side or the other depending on the manufacturer. - Customizable buttons and intuitive RGB controls. - I've had zero issues with the software. I feel some people may not understand why some functions do not work with Windows and blame the software. For instance, rebinding the apps buttons above the numpad, you cannot use most apps installed via Microsoft Store. This is a problem with how Windows installs those apps and does not allow control of them via other software. I had to uninstall Spotify and then reinstall the non-Microsoft Store version to bind it. Macro's have worked as well, although I did have to restart the app for the changes to work. NBD though to me.

really great key board, Feels good typing, Well build.


Was looking for a wireless TKL keyboard that works well with typing and gaming. This keyboard definitely does both well. The Tactile switches feel great, and have a nice sturdy feel to them and the press is quieter than the cherry mx browns imo, lower pitch. The tactile are good for typing, youll make fewer mistakes. They obviously feel heavier than the linear switches, but thats well known for the browns. I dont like the linear for typing because I get multiple actuationss causingg doublee lettters, doesnt happen for me when using tactile switches. It comes with a wired option, that you can disconnect to go wireless using usb-c, very convenient. A must have for me was that the special chars on the number keys also light up when RGB lights are on, this keyboard does that, so you can use it in the dark


Sleek and smooth, firm and responsive, very audibly satisfying


- sounds amazing - RGB works perfectly - high quality