10 Best Wireless Gaming Keyboards in 2022 (Logitech, Redragon, and More)

This keyboard has a sleek, thin design. Its low profile keys, which are half the height of a typical mechanical keyboard, are designed to minimize the strain on your wrists and speed up typing. There are five programmable keys and responsive media controls placed perfectly next to the volume scroll.

While it does offer customizable RGB lighting, certain reviewers weren’t pleased that the secondary keys on the board do not light up. Most were impressed with the connectivity over both its wireless "Lightspeed" USB receiver and Bluetooth. They love the low profile, lack of latency, and quiet but audible clicks.

Some users complained about the secondary keys not having any backlights. Most reviewers were pleased with the lack of connectivity issues and the low-profile keys. They also say the G Hub software is intuitive, and while not perfect, works well enough.

The Logitech G613 makes a great case for external battery keyboards with only two AA batteries providing 18 months' worth of gameplay. Its six G keys are plenty to program long or difficult actions in a game.

On the other hand, the great battery life stems from it not having backlighting for its keys, which can make gaming in the dark difficult, to say the least. Also, a few reviewers said the keys’ numbers and symbols are printed on and faded over time.

Some reviewers highlighted this keyboard’s lack of lagging while playing games and mention little to no connectivity issues even when switching between devices. Reviewers also appreciated the plastic keys not being susceptible to sweat or oil.

This tenkeyless keyboard is compact and sturdy. It has many features of a typical full keyboard including customizable RGB lighting, dedicated media controls, and 10 programmable G-keys. 

Some reviewers mentioned G-keys one through five only work when the keyboard is connected to the computer with a cable, which can limit your gameplay when gaming wirelessly. A few others complain of key skips.

Others praised the keyboard for its 10-hour battery life with the backlight fully on. Customers also found the backlight aesthetically pleasing and the volume control smooth and easy to use.

The Corsair K63 is a good keyboard for gamers looking to save space thanks to its tenkeyless design. All of the keyboard's keys have MX Cherry mechanical switches which are light linear switches.

The keyboard boasts a 15-hour battery life but some reviewers say that diminishes significantly depending on the brightness level. Some customers also say the keyboard has a tendency to disconnect when turning it on and off, restarting your
computer, or charging it anywhere besides your computer.

Reviewers praised the keyboard for its size and for having bright backlighting that stays within each keycap. Some reviewers also expressed that the keys felt comfortable when typing.

This Razer keyboard sports an ergonomic, magnetic, detachable plush leather wrist rest. This is a great option for PC gamers looking for a comfortable gaming experience. While the RGB lighting for each key is customizable, the keyboard’s software must stay running in the background at all times for the customization to work.

Reviewers say having the software on constantly can slow down your computer if you don’t have a lot of RAM memory. Reviewers also noted the software is not compatible with Mac laptops or computers.

Many reviewers praised the keyboard for its low latency while playing video games. Other reviewers felt the keys were smooth to type on and were stable when typing.

This keyboard is designed for Xbox One and PC gaming without a desk. It comes with a magnetized mouse that attaches to the pad to avoid having the mouse fall when getting up from the couch or shifting your position.

Some customers said the magnetized mouse and pad made the mouse feel heavier while using and quickly caused a strain on their forearms. But users with limited mobility praised this feature so they didn’t have to worry about the mouse while moving the keyboard. 

With only 84 keys, this keyboard is definitely a space-saver. You can switch between Mac and PC layouts, which makes it easy to switch between work and gaming needs depending on your preference.

Some reviewers mentioned a latency issue, stating that when pressing a key, the command would register slightly before the actuation point. This can be an issue for games where timing and accuracy are important.

Reviewers say the battery life is good, with some saying they were able to use their keyboard for a week with medium backlighting before needing to charge it.

This keyboard has just 61 keys, but it uses every bit of its space to give gamers a quality experience. It also has a sturdy build and provides a smooth typing experience. You won't miss out on any particular functions of a larger keyboard because of its 16 customizable macro keys and customizable RGB lighting.

Some customers noted the software that comes with the keyboard, which is necessary for customizing the lighting and macro keys, has a tendency of not working properly or in some cases not working at all for Mac users. 

Other users noted games started to lag at times, or they would lose Bluetooth connection completely. However, many say they are very happy with the features and build, especially for the small size of the keyboard.