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Quiet key strokes, RGB lightning

I bought 2 white sets for my daughter's and I think that I love them more than they do. The rainbow lights that kind of dance around are cute against the white keyboard (imo). We have a black set, too.

Mechanical Switches RGB modes No wrist sheild (a good feature for me) Great Price

I installed this on an older MacBook Pro, with a USB hub. I went through two screens and it was done. Everything works as I thought. The mouse has rotating colors that make it exciting on my desk. The mouse buttons are responsive with a slight click sound giving confirmation. The keyboard has a nice feel. There is a slight noise when pressing the keys, just enough to give confirmation of contact.

It works well.

Feels like a keyboard 3 times the price. No misinputs due to a good key design perfect spacing. fits nicely on the desk.

-Really nice feel, keys are fluid and responsive, with the nice mechanical sound. -Volume knob was a deciding factor for me, works well and mutes when pressed down. -solid feel, heavier than I expected -No extra software is needed to use lighting effects This could be a con for some I guess -Quality materials all around and cord is braided cloth. looks durable.

-Looks very sleek -Key responsiveness is perfect -Good size -Not too loud

Doesnt feel super cheap, and the lighting is good not all distorted like some cheaper keyboards.

Woman reports keyboard is great! When on sale, good price

one of the best keyboards I have ever owned!

This review is for the "Clicky" model. Rigid construction. Doesn't flex, bend or make any creaky noise. Just heavy enough to sit firmly on your lap without sliding around. Very useful if you're sitting on the sofa! Has light "clicky" sound when keys are pressed, but it's not loud or annoying. Back-light dims after being idle for several seconds, then turns off after a few more seconds. BUT, the keys still work, so you can start typing again without missing a letter, and the back-light comes on again the moment you press any key. You will quickly learn to appreciate this thoughtful design point. Battery life is good considering the back-lighting and all the tech built into this unit. I clocked it at approximately 18 hours of full back-lit gaming plus another 8.5 hours of full back-lit typing and internet before plugging it in to recharge. It was still working OK when i plugged it in to recharge. Works like any standard wireless keyboard with the included USB receiver/dongle, and also on Bluetooth. Conveniently placed buttons along the top of keyboard offer quick selection of either wireless connection or Bluetooth. The USB charging cable can also be used as a USB extender cable so you can place the USB receiver/dongle out in the open for best reception. Numerous lighting configurations are possible. You can create your own or freely download configurations made by other users. Logitech has set up a nice section on their website for the "G-Series" gaming stuff. Look for G-Series logo, not for general "Keyboards" section. Numerous key macros can be configured and saved for quick selection.

lights up all the way around, lots of cool buttons, nice and clicky, easy to connect

- Price - Keyboard and mouse both light up. Keyboard has to be turned on using the ALT-Scroll lock which I didn't see documented anywhere but was easy to find - Keys feel really nice.

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.