Logitech G715 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with LIGHTSYNC RGB, LIGHTSPEED, Tactile Switches (GX Brown), and Keyboard Palm Rest, PC/Mac Compatible - White Mist

This keyboard works very well and is aesthetically pleasing. I love the sound as well. Highly recommend!

Definitely not what I expected for the price, looks nice ,keys are solid and responsive, but hurts wrist with or without wrist pad ,maybe for some but for me its a expensive brick that leaves me wanting more

This keyboard is amazing, especially the way it looks. The way it sounds is great as well, but it really depends on your taste. Going wireless so this keyboard really cleaned up my setup.

I bought this for my teenager for Christmas. No complaints, they have been using it for weeks and love it.

Ive been gaming ever since I remember and have gone through a decent amount of keyboards since then. This keyboard seems to use its aesthetic as its main selling point. I would have expected more from the overall quality of the keyboard and wrist rest. The keycaps feel cheap, the wrist rest is a far cry from even a cheap alternative that glorious gaming offers. If you are going to drop $200 then there are better options. If you can, do your own build. Just like with a pc, if you build it yourself the quality goes up while cost goes down.

I ordered this keyboard and returned it for a key not registering after troubleshooting. I then reorder it, only for it to have the exact same issue with a different key. I didnt want to be disappointed so I didnt try a third time.

Very good keyboard and mouse for the price

Another super low quality item from Logitech that’s expensive for no reason . Logitech quality is not the same as it was back in Counter Strike 1.6 days… I used to buy their products from a very long time ago and used to be a big fan. Now everything with the tag “Logitech” is super low quality with high prices because of the brand name. I had the G915TKL from before and now the G715 which I am returning. The coating on Logitech key caps are cheapest and lowest quality. I work a full time job and I only play 1-2 hours a day after work. In less than a month the coating on the G715 started warring off of the “W” and “D” keys. The reason I purchased this keyboard was that I got tired of ordering aftermarket key caps for my G915 on eBay from china every couple of month since they also wear out, but this G715 didn’t even last a month !!! Do not waste your money on the name “Logitech”, buy a custom mechanical keyboard from a small business instead. 200$ can get you a very nice custom keyboard without any of these issues with high quality key caps and switches. The other problem with G715 is the battery. The G-hub software always shows a strange random number no matter how long I charge the keyboard. I have to keep unplugging it from charge and turn it off and on to get a “ more accurate “ reading !. The cloud wrist rest is also a joke and it is nowhere near comfortable! I used some double sided tape to attach it to my wall like a white cloud, it’s that much useless. I ended up ordering a used SteelSeries TKL wrist rest to use it with the G715 which I cannot return. In conclusion, I made the same mistake again and paid for the name “ Logitech “ and ended up with an absolutely garbage product. My last time buying from this brand.

Wanted to upgrade my keyboard and mouse and came upon this product on some website. Upon reading the reviews and watching some videos I decided to purchase it. Got the wired keyboard and wireless mouse. Easy set up, downloaded the logitech g hub to customize the led light, a lot of options.

This is an excellent keyboard, if youre looking for something very specific. Its heavy, chunky and stable, so it wont shift around no matter how frenetically youre gaming. The keys are comfortingly heavy without feeling too difficult to press, and while the keyboard looks like its from the future with the RGB lighting activated the overall styling is kinda retro, like the keyboards I used with my Amstrad back in the 80s. Strangely, though, while the keyboard itself is one of the sturdiest Ive ever used the wrist rest seems almost like an afterthought. Its certainly comfortable, with its weird, spongy consistency, but it doesnt attach to the keyboard and theres no non-slip surface on the base, so it has a tendency to shift around. After about an hour of testing Id repositioned it so often that I just gave up using it. A very unusual design decision. Overall, though, Im impressed. Im not sure its quite worth the money, but this keyboard has enough going for it that I know lots of people will absolutely love it.