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Very nice, and moves well on a mousepad.

The customization you can perform is top-tier The switches feel nice and thocky without being too noisy Wrist rest is a nice shape and surface finish Rgb is dazzling without being obscene Overall incredibly well constructed

-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.

Good lighting. I don't think it's too heavy. Included cord feels sturdy. DPI settings work. The packaging was above and beyond.

Great sensor Rubberized sides are perfect Fits in my hand perfectly

After more than 3 months of use i would say : small profile for a laptop mouse. Left-handed or right, you’ll be comfortable hour after hour with this full-size, ambidextrous design. Setup is fast and easy. You can just plug the cable into a USB port and use it right away. You can’t go wrong with precise optical tracking. I FPS game using this mouse and it is absolutely fine. No lag whatsoever. Granted there are better mouses but for the price this does everything from basic functionality to gaming if you don't mind not having extra buttons.

Key mechanisms appear to be well-made. White characters on keys are holding up well.

The texture is really nice. It's silky but not slippery. It has 7 customizable buttons. The the price was right.

Logitech, had Logitech wireless mouse since my first G7, about 18 years ago. The problem with Logitech is the left or right buttons that start to double-click after a few years. Hoping that the new LIGHTFORCE hybrid optical-mechanical switches will last longer than their predecessor.

My Grandson loves it

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

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

Very responsive Nicely spaced key layout Good Range

- Pretty color scheme - Comes with replacement switches, pliers - Knob-controlled light-up panel has some great options for backlight LEDs, real-time clock - Works better than another brand's keyboard that I already reviewed with a similar color scheme - Easy to clean

Slim lightweight