Logitech G213 Prodigy Gaming Keyboard, LIGHTSYNC RGB Backlit Keys, Spill-Resistant, Customizable Keys, Dedicated Multi-Media Keys, QWERTY UK Layout - Black

Brilliant, my old G910 failed and I needed a back lit keyboard. I also line to program keys to open programs, the software allows you to do this, I have tree commands for video editing as a macro. Not there are no custom G keys on this keyb. Use the software to assign G-shift as f12, then assign the programs in the G-shift swich in the software. So F12+ F2 open my video program and doesn't affect F2 as the file renaming function. There are total o ZERO instructions with this keyboard and the online data for this keyboard is so out of fate as to be useless. The gaming software is downloadable - but reports it no longer supports this keyb anymore and is useless. However the keyboard is GOOD. Note accept the fact that Logitech keyboards has a short life, I have gone through three, but they are good while they last, about 3-4 years and I am a light user. Don't buy the £100+ one it won't last for cost effectiveness.

The G213 is an amazing RGB keyboard to consider buying if you're on a budget or looking to upgrade over a cheaper previous keyboard. Yes it's a membrane keyboard and not mechanical but at the end of the day keyboard switches are personal preference and having owned both membrane and razer mechanical kb's In the past I would choose the G213 over a cheap mechanical keyboard any day as when gaming the switches makes no difference what so ever but if you were typing a lot then maybe consider a mech keyboard. The membrane keys are nice and clicky and have a tactile feel with good feeback and dont feel cheap at all but if you're mechanical switch enthusiast then this isn't for you. What you get with the G213 this keyboard is worth the money, you'll always here people saying "but you can buy a mechanical kb cheaper than this" but they are always cheap Chinese brands and I'd rather pay more towards a more premium feeling product from a trusted brand even if it isn't "better" than the cheaper product but that's just me. The 16.8m colour RGB looks amazing and bright and isn't blinding like some kb lighting out there and the logitech software used to control the kb lighting is so simple and easy to use and it let's you control various lighting effects from having one static colour, individual lighting zones, the popular rainbow wave effect to other effects available. I also have the G203 Prodigy mouse and it's really cool to have the RGB lighting from the G203 and the G213 sync up together in the logitech gaming software. If you use macros when gaming this kb let's you program them to different keys as it doesn't have dedicated macro keys but I've never used macro buttons so this didn't bother me. The built in wrist support is really useful and comfortable to use for long gaming/typing sessions but its built into keyboard and can't be removed so consider that if you don't like wrist supports. In conclusion it is an amazing keyboard for the price with RGB control, the body is sleek and has a matte black finish which looks really nice and not over the top like some keyboards on the market. The G213 is definitely worth getting if you're on a budget or want an upgrade from a cheaper keyboard.

I'm a programmer and have had many mechanical keyboards over the past few years, the trouble with mechanicals being the expense, and best will in the world, occasionally accidents happen, having 2 kids, a wife and not being perfect myself the odd spill on my previous mechanical keyboards has eventually killed them and I've been through about 3 or 4 over the past 6 years. In contrast I recall having one of the first generation logitechs with the LCD panel at the top for about 5 years before, like a muppet, I melted the keys trying to wash them in boiling water. I've been using this keyboard for work the past few days, I touch type mainly, coding in php, delphi, mongo, sql, all sorts and the keyboard is FINE, it's not mechanical, but it's just dandy for gaming, coding, typing, I won't be gutted when my son spills something on it because it didn't cost close to £100, but the membrane is soft enough to allow me to type quickly and accurately. I still use my cherry at the office, it's more controlled over there, less chance of it being wrecked - but for here at home in the real world this keyboard is great for me :-) I picked up for £38, I'm not sure I'd be as happy paying £50 because you're very close to mechanicals there, my cherry was only £65. I'm not bothered for the lighting, the kids love it and when it's dark in the room it's handy but I'll never be setting up keys to be different colours! The fixed wrist rest is often complained about however because I tend to have the keyboard resting on my lap as I use it this actually helps with the stability, keyboards with detachable rests would often try and detach themselves as I pick up the keyboard from it's corner with one hand. The OCD in me wants to complain that the stop button isn't round, and that a scrolling volume would be nice but I'm being picky Overall would recommend, I hope it lasts a long while because there's something quite nice about getting a lot of use out of something reasonably priced.

Easily customizable for assigning shortcuts, simple software interface to customize lights, plug and play set up, nice size, being bigger than a standard keyboard with the extension of a lip beneath the spacebar to help rest the wrist, but still small enough to not be bulky. Smooth & responsive key press, not the quietest keyboard but not the loudest I've known either. Durable, this is my second buy and the last keyboard served well for 8+ years without any surface sign of wear or tear; one single key has become unresponsive and can't be fixed, that's pretty good going for a keyboard with such a level of high and varied usage. That's why I knew I wanted to go for this make / model again and I highly recommend it!

Great keyboard still in use

Het is een perfect toetsenbord, de beste kwaliteit/ Its the perfect keyboard, perfect performance for gaming or other things

It doesn’t have as much RGB options as Razer, but it’s Logitech, it’s built to last!

Je vais écrire ce commentaire sans repassererrière pour vous montrer la qualité du produit envoyé parcemarchand. 1) Ce dernier ferait mieux e regarder la correspondadnce entre ses les nationalités des claviers et leur réelle référence. Si vous voulez un QWERTY US internationale, il faut prenddre un français, sinon on se retrouveavec un Anglais. 2) Après un deduxième envoie à cause de ce problème de nationalité, mes touches "D", "Espace" et "Entrée" sont défectueuses. Alors que les touches espace et entrée ne marchent juste pas es fois, la touches D en plus ded ne pas marcher se double par moments ! Et même après une autre lettre... Problématique pour un clavier de cette gamme, surtout vu l'importance des touches ! Et même en martelant la touche, il faut bien essayer jusqu'à 3-4 fois à certains moments. Déplorable donc. C'est parti pour un troisième envoie. On verra si celui-ci sera le bon. Le clavier est joli et ergonomique sinon.

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