Logitech G213 Prodigy Gaming Keyboard - Wired RGB Backlit Keyboard with Mech-Dome Keys, Palm Rest, Adjustable Feet, Media Controls, USB, Compatible with Windows – Black

The G213 is a fantastic keyboard. The look, feel, weight and cost make this a no-brainer. It has beautiful lighting, subtle or vibrant as wanted. To call it a gamers keyboard might dissuade some from it's perfect use as a classy, mature, or elegant daily use item. Could not be more pleased with the speed of keystrokes with just the right amount of tactile resistance and audible reward. Was considering from among many out there, but this fit the bill perfectly.

Pros ! It's a good keyboard for the money you pay. It is slim and quiet (it's a membrane keyboard) but precise when you type. It has a very fast response. It has RGB Backlight 5 zones I can work with that... actually, you can separate the size of the letters in 3 different color zones, which will help nothing wrong with that ! And this is just my personal preference. I love that the keys are digged in the board so no light leaks around the keys. I am not a fun of floating keys on top of the board. CONS : * NO Macrokeys That is the biggest con for me! I would love to have 6 macros programmable G Keys on my little finger. I used to have and used a G105 That was great... ( 9 years abused and heavily used :)) * Backlight Quality is inconsistent, Some keys letter are not uniform lighting, and if you would not know where the letter should be it gets hard to read... So for that reason, the backlight for 25 percent of the keys is totally unusable * The FONTS... well... maybe I am the fussy one but the Fonts, just can not stand with them. The arrow signs... bleah.. The small symbols are so poorly drawn.. if you don't know exactly where each symbols are on what key, it will be a challenge to find out what the symbols is...

Had it a few days and so far amazing. Maybe I have a bias because I came from a worn keyboard but compared to my last one it is a upgrade in every single way. Typing and gaming is good. It even has a game mode button that does a lot but my favorite is that windows key doesn't pop up windows so you can possibly use it as a extra keybind or atleast not open windows mid game on accident. Lightwight for its size and seems durable. LED's are easy to control and synce. All the audio buttons are comfortable, nice quality and additions on the top right actually come in super useful. The bottom comes out to support your hand more and makes it way more comfortable Loving it so far. UPDATE: After having this keyboard for a few months the only possible complaint I could make if I was being super picky are.1 LED are not the brightest.(More than bright enough for me) 2 The keyboard is bigger and takes up more space, ( I personally love it because of comfort.) 3 It's definitely not silent when typing but from my experience on the quieter side than most keyboards.

Pretty nicely built and design quality however I've had some issues with mine right out of the box. Some keys don't actually work upon press and you have to press it REALLY hard for it to work. It could just be mine because I do have that bad luck in getting the bad version of things, The keys are not too loud and do sound nice to hear, feels nice as well to press and both the keyboard and box it came in was pretty big but I'm sad I didn't try to return it sooner incase it was just the one I got. Overall, If it worked I'd a hundred percent use it till it broke.

big and sturdy. loved the lights and the feel of the clics

I have used Logitech productts for a long time and I hate to say it, but do not buy this keyboard. I bought one in July 2024, and it was great. No issues whatsoeverr until I accidentally fried it a few weeks ago by using the wrong power supply on a USB hub. Totally my fault. I immediately came to Amazon and bought a replacement. Thatt's where the trouble started. The firrst one that came, the "T" key would only worrk about 50% of the time. So I returned it to Amazon and they sent a replacement. The replacement came and all the keys worrked prroperly, but a section of the keyboard, about 8 keys grouped together, felt entirely different from the rest -- they were loose and just clacked straightt down witth no pressure. It was really annoying because I spend 50+ hours a week typing for work, plus time for perrsonal use, and it was throwing me off -- if you type a lot you know what I mean when something is not consistent. I went through a bit of a hassle to get another rreturn, bu hey did, and the third keyboard arrived. All tthe keys felt great and I was happy. Until I started to acttually use it. This third one has a BIG problem, too: The R, T and Y keys give double-lettters interrmittenttly. Like I said, I tyype for a living so I know it's not me. I'm leaving all those misspellings in this review so you can see what you might get. Part of my job is editing, so the idea that my hardware is going to inttroduce errors is just not acceptable. I'm not surre if I am going to ttry to get another replacementt or just throw this in he trrash where it belongs and get an entirely different keyboard. While it's not a super-expensive keyboard, it isn't inexpensive, and to get three in a row that don't work for the one thing theyy're supposed to do means something is wrong at Logittech.

Perfect

I don't need a complicated keyboard, and the G213 is about as good as it gets at an affordable price. Aesthetically, its simple all black design is perfect. It has the right amount of RGB for my preference with the letters/characters of each key lighting up rather than a full back light which can be visually distracting to me. Despite being an all plastic build, it's sturdy enough for everyday use; I've seen many YouTube reviewers citing low quality materials used and flimsy build, but I don't see any of those problems, and no reasonable person will forcefully try and twist the keyboard just to prove a point. Typing on the G213 is satisfying enough. Its key press pressure is light, and while I prefer slightly heavier pressure, I'm used to them now. The clicks are shallow and light, and probably not as satisfying to listen to as a pricier mechanical keyboard. The RGB is on the weaker side, which I don't mind at all. The G203 is much brighter than the G213, so I lowered the G203 brightness and increased the G213 brightness and it looks fine to me. Being a budget keyboard, the uniformity of the RGB is spotty, especially when looking down from an angle, which is all the time, but not a deal breaker for me. I bought the G213 with the G203 mouse during Amazon's Black Friday sale, and am happy with both products. They both use Logitech's G Hub, which for all intents and purposes is much too large a program (if I recall, 500+MB? I could be wrong) to control a few Logitech peripherals. I mentioned in my G203 review that upon start-up the RGB desyncs from my preferred settings, and I have to reset the dynamic lighting in order for keyboard and mouse to breathe in sync, and may randomly throughout the day desync for no reason, which is a minor annoyance to rectify, but may become a frustration if I have to keep doing it in the long term.

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Excellent product for use 8 hours a day

Been using this keyboard for about a month now, 0 complaints. I feel the rgb looks classy and not tacky like a lot of rgb keyboards and the lights are easily controlled with the logitech software and syncs flawlessly with my logitech g502 mouse. It's not super quiet but now as loud and annoying as some mechanical keyboards. Feed back on the keys is good, and I've done enough gaming on doom eternal and pubg with it to say yeah, its a fine gaming keyboard. For the price, style and function, 5 stars.