Customer Ratings & Reviews

I use this keyboard to work from home and transport it with me to the office once a week. I don't use it for gaming. I prefer mechanical keyboards for the aural and tactile feedback. This keyboard is no slouch. There is no ghosting at all. It accepts inputs faster than I could type. For the record, I type fast, really fast, without looking because in high-school, I attended a typing class. Since then, the qwerty keyboard layout has been etched in my brain and my motor skills. This keyboard can keep up with me and is worthy of its discounted price. I also took advantage of Logitech's trade-in program which further reduced the price on top of the store discount. I bought this keyboard to replace a cheap TKL purchased at Amazon which keeps on ghosting, causing my login id to get locked due to multiple incorrect passwords entered. This keyboard increased my productivity, eliminated incorrect passwords. It's small size and negligible weight, being a TKL, makes it ideal for WFH and mobile-office.

Great keyboard for the price. Lights have to be on to see the keys. Nice keyboard!

This keyboard is an absolute steal. Great keycaps. Great lighting options. Great action (on the heavier side, 50+g, which fits my preference). I am not some Logitech fanboy, for a mouse I use DeathAdder V2. The instructions manual is missing a "pause/break" key. After fiddling with it, I've discovered that it can be achieved with FN + PG-Up (natural, next to scroll-lock and print-screen). There's no mark on the PG-Up keycap about that. People reading this, please know that you don't need key remapping to get pause/break. The price/quality + brand = unbeatable. I'm using it at work, I write software. I'm getting at least 3 more, for home, gifting and spares. Great work, Logitech, people who designed this board for this price segment rock!

title says it all. At times the function keys are not too visible in a dark room (even when the keyboard is lit). That other guy in the reviews is trippin, it aint that bad

It's a little bit loud but definitely responsive and fantastic for gaming

I’m not even a “real” gamer, I buy G series because of its quality and performance and this product just doesn’t represent Logitech, or G series in a good way. Im a 30+ year Logitech customer and product user. I have an older model G413 in silver so I thought I knew what I could expect from a newer G413. The individual problems are not a big deal each on their own but combined ita a bit too many things wrong with product… 1) keyboard is unusable if the LED lights are not on… 2) the numbers and symbols are not crisp and on some keys the number or symbol isn’t completely visible with LED lights on… 3) light bleed under keys and between keys is very noticeable with black aluminum back drop… 4) back hight adjust is limited to one setting and uts too low… 5) keys seem to be spaces closer together than my old G413… 6) FN functions on function keys are just printed on with light gray ink vs. on my old G413 they were actually translucent so they light up when LEDs are on.

I spend a lot of time on the computer doing design work (CAD, graphic illustration, image editing, and circuit board design). That translates into hours spent "flying a mouse" and entering data via the keyboard. When using a standard keyboard (that includes a ten-key) my right hand ends up reaching out to the side (to use the mouse) for hours on end. After a while my shoulder begins to ache simply because a standard keyboard "pushes" the mouse off to the side. A TKL or "mini" keyboard is the obvious solution. Either one will allow my mouse to be positioned closer to my midline, reducing the shoulder ache from having to reach out to the side so far. Believe it or not, four inches makes a big difference. When I made the decision to purchase either a TKL or mini keyboard I had these items on my wish list - mecahnical keys (preferably "clicky" keys), single color backlighting, and key caps spaced wide enough apart that I could quickly differentiate one for the other without looking. And since my desk is next to a very large east-facing window, I also wanted keyboard backlighting that was easy to adjust using keys on the keyboard, NOT some intrusive software that continued to run in the background. This Logitech TKL SE keyboard checked all the boxes. Compared to many in this keyboard segment, this Logitech is priced well - my star ratings ratings reflect my impression of the keyboard compared to other keyboards at this price point. The keys on the keyboard available at my local BestBuy were linear keys (heavy sigh). For a keyboard a this price point they work well enough. The key caps are spaced and shaped similar to my full size keyboard, allowing me to type easily when I change from one to the other (when I am programming or writing I use my full size keyboard so I have the ten key available). The backlighting on this G413 TKL SE is white and easy to adjust using either of two function keys. Perfect! The key caps are labeled very simply, making it easy to locate characters that I don't use frequently. The angle/height adjustment is adequate (two small plastic legs that adjust either up or down at the back edge of the bottom of the keyboard). The cable length is great (six feet!) making it possible to plug the keyboard into the back of my PC case that sits under the left side of my desk. The weight of the keyboard is adequate to ensure it doesn't move as I type. All-in-all, this is a pretty nice keyboard at a price that makes it a good value.

After comapring many keyboard tests on rtings.com and trying every display models at Best Buy, I found this to be the best to my liking. Tactile key, simple backlit (I don't want a firework show from my keyboard), quality construction. I code, I game, I am on my PC 12 hours a day, and this keybard serves me perfectly.

No frills, solid tactile typing experience. not the lightest actuation force but overall comfortable. Also a clean aesthetic that isn’t aggressively gamery. No complaints so far. A little overpriced.

This keyboard definitely surprised me, the lighting is nice without being obnoxious. The key caps feel decent, and the overall stability of them isn’t bad at all. The only problem I have is the feel of the switches out of the box, they are quite scratchy. With a bit of patience and time you can lube the switches partially and the stabs and be left with a pretty great keyboard for the price. Note though that the switches are soldered in and the only lubing you can do without desoldering is just in the top half of the switch while partially depressing it.

Excellent small sized keyboard. fits well in tight small space, comfortably typing and very responsive. Build quality is excellent and should last for a long time.

Good quality construction with good mechanical feel to the keys. Biggest complaint is that the close spacing of the shift and tab keys means that I keep hitting them accidentally while typing, particularly on the left hand side, which results in weird tabs and jumps being inserted if you're not careful about pulling in your left pinky finger.

We bought it to go with my sons gaming pc and it worked beautifully.

Works perfectly! Simple, mechanical, no RGB -- exactly what I wanted :)

Great board no complaints. Works well and great build quality.

Keyboard was exactly what I was needing for the space I have.

Due to low vision issues, I need/prefer backlit stuff. I'm also a Night Owl. And a "strategic" gamer--no sudden moves, please! This is good gear! Has a fun clicky sound. I got a backlit mouse and a backlit/edgelit mouse pad. Now I'm all set! PS: I'm using a LOGITEC wrist pad too--there's LOGITEC keyboards that have what I call a "chin" in case that works.

I bought this keyboard for a travel keyboard. I have a Razer Huntsman V2 at home that I love the feeling of, but this keyboard feels great for the price range. I had my doubts that the brown switches would feel good, but the feel is very satisfying and the onboard lighting is great. Would recommend for an affordable mechanical keyboard.

This keyboard is amazing honestly. I loved the typing experience. The look, and how it performed when gaming. It was a great keyboard until I needed to take a screenshot. I use Snagit religiously and I didn't want to have to remember a key combo to do a simple screenshot. So for me this keyboard is a no go. It's great and I would have kept it.

I bought this model because it was the lowest price, and its minimal features are sufficient to the limited (mostly streaming and sending text) purpose I have in mind for it. The keyboard is somewhat slow and clunky with a lot of travel in the keys. The build seems decent, although I have lots of trouble with the reliability of prior Logitech keyboards. It claims to be Mac compatible, and is, I guess, as long as you remember that “substitute’ or misnamed keys are required for certain functions.