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Speed. Accuracy. Durability. Logitech G gaming keyboards are designed with the technology and materials required for high performance gaming.

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Compare the force profiles and actuation characteristics of three distinct switch options: Romer-G Tactile, Romer-G Linear and GX Blue.

Mouse to Match

Logitech G mice have unrivaled performance, technology and feel.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

A gaming keyboard is a special type of keyboard that’s designed with quick actuation time and other features that can help enhance gaming performance. Gaming keyboards are available in different form factors, which refer to the size of the keyboard and the number of keys it has. You can also find smaller keyboards that give you more room on your gaming mouse pad for mouse movement and comfortable keyboard position to reach all the keys and buttons.

Like most gaming and streaming gear, the cost of gaming keyboards can vary depending on the model you choose. You can find more affordable gaming keyboards for around $50, but a premium gaming keyboard with the best mechanical switches can cost upwards of $200 or more. Sometimes you can save money with a gaming keyboard and mouse bundle, but you can expect to pay somewhere in that range for the average gaming keyboard.

There are wired and wireless gaming keyboards, including LIGHTSPEED wireless and Bluetooth® models. For mobile gaming, Bluetooth® keyboards are a popular choice due to compatibility, while most people choose a wireless gaming keyboard for PC setups. That being said, the switches are the important thing to look at when it comes to gaming keyboards. And we offer many, from mechanical GX tactile, clicky and linear to low-profile mechanical GL tactile, clicky, linear, and other options.

The standard keyboards you buy at most stores use rubber dome switches, while many gaming keyboards use mechanical switches. The switches you have in your keyboard determine how fast you can press keys, how keypresses feel, and how long your keyboard lasts. If you’re looking for the best keyboard for gaming, you typically want to go with mechanical switches over rubber dome switches.

A Logitech G gaming keyboard has features that are built for gamers while having many standard features found on a regular keyboard. The same is true for gaming mice. The best part is that gaming keyboards and mice are usually designed with ergonomics in mind, so they make excellent daily drivers for office work.

You can even turn off RGB lighting and other features while you’re working, so your gaming keyboard can function as a perfectly normal keyboard when it comes down to business.

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The best wireless gaming keyboard in 2023

Cut the cord with the best wireless gaming keyboards.

The best wireless gaming keyboard is one of PC gaming’s little luxuries. Sure, you can get by with any wired keyboard, but going wireless means you can pick your keyboard up and go hang out on the sofa. There’s nothing to fear with a wireless gaming keyboard, either. All of the wireless keyboards we’ve reviewed for this list are impeccably quick despite the lack of cable, and can deliver the reaction times you crave for fast-paced gaming.

The best wireless gaming keyboard has to be the Logitech G915. It’s actually been around for a couple of years now, but it’s a wireless keyboard I continue to use in my day-to-day life. For someone that reviews many gaming keyboards, that’s a pretty massive compliment.

Though even generally wireless keyboards have improved significantly over the years, and where once they were sluggish and ate through their batteries in hours, these days they offer impressive stamina and are just as fast as their wired counterparts. Basically, apart from the obvious lack of a wire, you’d be hard-pressed to spot the difference between the best wireless and best wired gaming keyboards.

We’ve tested countless wireless gaming keyboards for speed, reliability, connectivity, build quality, and much more. Here is the list of those that stood out, to give you an idea of which will suit you best. Ideally, you’d also pair the best wireless gaming keyboard with the best wireless gaming headset and the best wireless mouse, in order to break completely free of cables.

Best wireless gaming keyboards

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1. Logitech G915

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Wireless keyboards have often translated to the antithesis of what a gaming keyboard should be: slow, unresponsive, and clunky. That’s no longer the case, and the most recent wireless technology from Logitech, built into the G915, has successfully done away with that notion.

2. Keychron K2 (Version 2)

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The Keychron K2 redefines affordability for wireless gaming keyboards. It starts out at just $69, and for that, you get a decent-sized gaming keyboard with great wireless functionality and Gateron mechanical switches.

The Keychron K2 features the ability to connect to up to three devices at a time, which I found particularly handy when utilizing it either on my PC or MacBook Pro to work and write. Speaking of MacOS and connectivity, on the K2’s left-hand side, there are a couple of different switches that allow you to choose whether you want it work via Bluetooth or the included cable or use it in Windows or Mac mode. All the changes are practically instantaneous, and as for the pairing process via Bluetooth, it couldn’t be simpler.

3. Logitech G613

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The technology behind wireless peripherals has come a long way, and Logitech’s Lightspeed wireless connectivity is a prime example. The G613 never once dropped a connection despite the plethora of wireless devices on our desks. It also matches wired peripherals in terms of stability and responsiveness.

It’s seriously efficient, too—a pair of AA batteries can push up to 18 months of continuous use.

It’s the same tech in our first pick, the G915, but in a more parsimonious package. That means less flair but still plenty of functionality.

Though it’s designed for practicality first, it’s anything but bland. A second glance reveals a row of dedicated macros, media controls, and a volume rocker. The grippy wrist rest is spacious, too, although it’s worth noting that it isn’t removable and lacks in height to make it really worthwhile. Understandably, backlights were cut to conserve battery.

A black and gray color scheme with the merest hint of blue, a set of comfortably shaped and clearly labeled (though not double-shot) keys, and Romer-G key switches, a co-development between Logitech and Omron, with a high actuation bump, and a satisfyingly soft feel. Like other Romer-G devices, there’s a harmonic ring to the many springs inside the G613 that sings out if you hammer it hard, but otherwise, we’re more than happy with the experience of typing on them. They’re not as tooth-loosening loud as many switches you’ll find, but that’s probably for the best.

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