G213 Prodigy USB Gaming Keyboard with LIGHTSYNC RGB Backlit Keys, Spill-Resistant, Customizable Keys, Dedicated Multi-Media Keys (Black)

I bought this g213 prodigy keyboard on amazon in May 2018, Its been 7 years and Still it works great and no problems so far. Best ever gaming membrane key board segment by Logitech and its really value for every penny I spent. Its perfect for Gaming, No Ghosting problem,Smooth clicky typing ,Easy to clean and Keys can be Modified for assigning specific functions and Multi RGB functions too. Its worth buying. P.S. : i saw this in amazon sale and i went to see for how much i bought and then i realised i forgot to review this product, so i did now... Btw i bought this for 3100.Rs

I have tried many other backlit keyboards prior to trying this (all under ₹2K). The main reason I was reluctant was its price. It's expensive if you just want a backlit keyboard. Advantages - 1. Backlit is only for keys and there's no light surrounding the keys. This helps a lot when you work in darkness as it reduces the over-all brightness around you. 2. Backlit color not limited to 3 or 7. As they promise, there's a whole color palette to choose from. Choose any color, any shade with the software. Note that the software has to be downloaded from website of Logitech. 3. Braided cables. 4. Amount of key-travel is good. 5. Keys are not tough nor very sensitive, I'll say just perfect. 6. Multimedia keys - only the bare minimum ones that I need frequently. No useless macro keys to program and stuff. 7. Prominent Caps Lock, Num Lock, Scroll Lock and Windows Lock indicator. 8. Has the context key on the right of spacebar. Useful if you want the context menu (the one you get by right-click of mouse) without touching mouse. Disadvantages - 1. Once you configure the color for keyboard, the configuration is specific to the system on which the software is running. There's no on-board memory to store the color configuration. 2. You can't customize color for individual keys. The keyboard is divided in 7 sections (3 sections in the alphabet side, 1 section in the middle where arrow keys are present and 1 section of num pad). Each section can have its own color. On the whole, worth the price and no regrets. If you're looking for a mechanical keyboard but don't have the budget to go above INR 5K, I would say, give this a shot. It's a membrane keyboard but I don't think that really counts as long as you enjoy using it. Edit: A few keys stopped working 2 months before the warranty expired and I got a new replacement within 2 weeks. But the new one doesn't have a braided cable :')

Comfortable to use. The wrist support doesn't interfere with typing. Keys are sloped inwards to fit the natural angle your fingers touch them at. The lights can be switched off with a dedicated key. The cable is durable. The friction pads do their job well. The stands detach before they can break. One small problem: it is a membrane keyboard on the inside, so it suffers the problem of the two layers of conductive surfaces not making contact sometimes. Hence, at random, some keys will require extra force to register a press. To fix this, you will have to open the keyboard and clean the contacts of the key that is malfunctioning. I've had this happen on T, H and G so far. It is an uncommon issue, but an easy fix.

Nice built quality and great to type. rgb looks amazing. Prefect for gaming keyboard feels premium value for money

Awesome product 👌 😎

Had this keyboard for 10 days now, and I have to say that I'm fairly satisfied. The build quality is pretty sturdy, and the keyboard is pretty satisfying to type and game on. Some things I've noticed: - The keys are not quite as soft as your usual membrane/laptop keyboard, but not as clicky as a mechanical keyboard either. - The wrist rest, while hard, is quite comfortable to use, and I haven't had any pain or stiffness in my hand after long hours of use. - The lighting isn't very bright, and does not have any brightness controls. The only control on the board itself is to turn the lights on or off, and any further customization needs to be done via Logitech's G-Hub. Another note is that the colors aren't near as vivid as on my G502 mouse, but that's quite acceptable given the pricing range. - The build is pretty sturdy, with minimal deck flex. The braided cable is also a rather nice touch. - My only gripe is that the lock key lights are about twice as bright as the keyboard's own backlighting, which doesn't make much sense. Other than that, there's not much else to say. It's a pretty good board at this price point, and at least presently, I'd recommend it. I'll update this review in case I notice any issues down the line.

I recently had the chance to try out the Logitech G213 Prodigy USB Gaming Keyboard, and I have to say, it's been quite the gaming experience. Here's my mixed review of this gaming keyboard- The standout feature for me was the RGB lighting. The keyboard offers a stunning 16.8 million color options, which allows for a truly personalized and immersive gaming atmosphere. Whether you prefer a calm, cool blue or an intense, fiery red, the lighting customization possibilities are endless. It's a fantastic way to add some flair to your gaming setup, and it certainly enhances the overall aesthetic. The dedicated media controls are a real convenience. With the ability to play, pause, skip tracks, and adjust volume right from the keyboard, I found myself spending less time switching between applications and more time enjoying my games and multimedia. It's a small but meaningful feature that can make a big difference in your overall gaming experience. Customization is a big deal for gamers, and the Logitech G HUB software doesn't disappoint. You can tailor the lighting to match your mood or the aesthetics of your gaming rig. Additionally, the ability to create macros and program keys to your liking can be a game-changer for those who want to streamline complex in-game actions or productivity tasks. One of the surprising highlights was the sound of the keys. The keypresses are satisfyingly tactile and provide an audible click. For those who enjoy the auditory feedback while typing or gaming, the G213 Prodigy's key sounds are indeed a bonus. Overall for anyone looking to buy a durable keyboard under Rs. 5,000/= this is a great choice.

Product is good but worst packaging. Box fata pada tha. Kam se. Kam bubble wram kar dete

Great product. No bloat. fast and no bugs. Easy to clean

My last keyboard, which was a old, boring HP board, was dying on me and I needed a new keyboard fast. The only problem was I hardly had any money to spend, barley being able to pay bills and all. I wanted a good quality gaming keyboard on the cheap, which I knew was asking for a lot. So I did some research and found this one. I already liked Logitech G as a gaming brand so I was curious as to how this would be when I actually got it. Well, I was very surprised! I've had this for a while now and I love it so much. Having the back-lit keys is very nice when working or gaming the dark, and being able to customize the colors and lighting effects is a nice added bonus. I love that the keyboard has multiple profiles so you can customize it for games or programs. The keys have a smooth, almost velvety feel to them, and the entire keyboard is a aesthetically pleasing matte black. I love the small details, like the braided USB cable. The size was a little smaller than my last one, but it takes up less space on my desk. It took a little getting used too because the keys are taller (they are not mechanical keys, but have the same look, feel, and sound as one) and closer together than I was used too. The only real issue I have with it so far is the media keys don't seem to work with Spotify. It's not a big deal, and definitely not a deal breaker as I've never had media keys on a keyboard before, but it would be nice if it worked. My conclusion would be that if you want a good quality, well built gaming keyboard, or just a keyboard in general, but don't have a lot of money to spend, get this. You'll be glad you did.

En general es un buen teclado para el trabajo y el gaming, materiales decentes y buena iluminación.

can't be beat for the price. it's more sturdy than the $300 corsair i bought that lasted less than a year. i knew it wasn't individualy programmable leds going into it but really i need it more for seeing the keys in the dark than i do for making pretty colors so that didn't bother me. the keys feel nice... like an old fashion Microsoft keyboard. the LEDs are a little dimmer than the corsair but actually it's less distracting. the colors are nice. the only pain in the butt was figuring out how to program macros on the F keys. but once it clicked it was also easier than the corsair. i don't game so i can't comment on that aspect. i would buy this again.

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