Logitech - G613 LIGHTSPEED Full-size Wireless Mechanical Romer-G Tactile Switch Gaming Keyboard with 6 Programmable G-Keys - Black

This keyboard takes me back to my first IBM PC with its super clicky tactile keyboard. The G613 is much quieter but has nearly the same feel. I like the feeling of a mechanical switch. It's very positive. I tried the MX Keys wireless keyboard. The latency was more than I could handle. The G613 does not suffer from latency at all. As advertised it operates at light speed. As a cool bonus the G613 comes with a high quality smartphone stand.

Great wireless keyboard for both work and gaming function for what I use currently to accomplish both.

This keyboard has all the functionality I need for gaming and productivity. The wireless response time is just as fast as a wired keyboard, and keystrokes are consistent and not mushy. Being able to connect to the wireless dongle along with a device that supports bluetooth might be useful to some. I have been using it for about a month now without turning it off, and the battery still has a good charge. The built in palm rest albeit being a hard plastic, still makes typing very comfortable. Some (maybe) cons: - Logitech uses their proprietary keycap/switch, so custom keycaps will be difficult to find. -No RGB or backlight -Full keyboard so it's MASSIVE

After 1.5-2 years it got a double typing problem (in my case letters T, E, R and O). After quick googling it turned out the problem was (and still is) quite widespread for this model - a lot of people start experiencing the same issue after ~1 year. There's no software fix, it's a bad design/engineering problem, i.e. hardware. Logitech is aware of that and simply replaces such keyboards. I wasn't lucky - it started 1 month after warranty period had expired. Will stay away from this brand in future. Re the keyboard itself - it's clunky and has a rather long keypress distance. The feeling from typing is not satisfying - feels muddy/mushy, too deep. The G-buttons positioning is horrible - be ready to constantly press G1 instead of Escape and G3-G4 instead of Tab/Caps Lock. I like the full size numeric pad and standard location of the ins/del/home/etc block. Media buttons are kind of useful (not a big fan of those in general), more importantly they don't impact regular work (like G buttons described above). Wireless connection is stable. Uses regular AAs (no internal battery) which last long. Also note that this keyboard is wireless only, no cable at all; keep spare batteries nearby just in case. I'm a software developer and a gamer - basically someone who spends 12 hrs a day before keyboard - trust me, this one is NOT a good one. This is not the first time Logitech screws up like this (probably because they produce their own keys, instead of buying them from a good producer, e.g. Cherry?).

purchased 12/20/2019 and it works perfect till now. The only con is it doesn’t have backlights. But for this price, it is not a big deal.

I've been looking for a new mechanical keyboard for my office computer for a while. The Logitech G613 has finally combined wireless technology with a mechanical keyboard, leaving out gimmicks like flashing lights. The G613 is marketed as a gaming keyboard, but I'm happy to report that it also makes an excellent day-to-day productivity keyboard. PROS: - Sleek, understated design. This keyboard will blend in with any desk and doesn't draw attention to itself. - Comfortable wrist rest. Out of the box, it almost looks too big, but after a few long days of typing, I've grown to appreciate the length of the rest. - Extremely customizable. Using the Logitech Gaming Software control panel, you can customize the functions of the six G keys on the far left of the keyboard. You can use dozens of presets of even make your own macro command. The software even lets you see a heat map of your most frequently used keys on the keyboard. - The keys themselves are incredibly responsive. I haven't used a mechanical keyboard for years, but this one makes me never want to go back to standard keyboards. The keys are very satisfying to press and have just the right amount of resistance and clickiness. - There are adjustable height legs on the back of the keyboard that elevate it to a very comfortable typing angle. - Offers wireless connection via both Bluetooth and a 2.4 GHz USB receiver. - Incredible battery life. Logitech claims up to 18 months on 2 AA batteries (included). CONS: - Heavy. You won't want to make this your portable keyboard or use it on the couch. - If you have other non-gaming Logitech devices (like the MX Master 2S mouse), you can't use just one USB receiver. The G613 uses its own LIGHTSPEED technology that is not compatible with the standard Logitech USB receiver. In these cases, you'll need to use 2 USB receivers or use the Bluetooth function of the keyboard. OVERALL: After two weeks of use, I can safely say this is the most comfortable and responsive keyboard I've used in quite some time. If gamers are willing to forego some of the gimmicky features and designs of other mechanical keyboards, they'll be rewarded with incredible customizations and wireless performance. Highly recommended!

This keyboard is a work from home persons best friend Pro 1. The keyboard sound is amazing and it’s a real mechanical One 2. Use one keyboard for two PC’s provided other PC has Bluetooth 3. Gamers will love this keyboard as it gives you so many programmable keys 4. The keyboard surprisingly does not collect lot of dust but still needs one a week clean up 5 Aaamazing battery life Cons 1. No back light 2. Cannot download profiles from G hub for this keyboard

Overall a very solid keyboard. It has an 18 month battery life which is outstanding for any wireless device. Just plug in the lightspeed USB stick and the device is recognized immediately. You can also connect by Bluetooth (BT). The Logitech Gaming Software (LGS) immediately showed the keyboard and options available for it. You can change the G keys and modify keys on and off for gaming. The keyboard is big for wireless, but having a full size keyboard is nice, no bunching your fingers together, and with the large stands in the back, it has a nice slope for typing and place to rest your wrists. The keyboard has nice large buttons to control basic media functions. The keys are responsive and have a nice feel to them. I ran the keyboard with a Logitech G700s mouse that has the older unity wifi connector. Running the lightspeed at the same time did not cause any problems. Both the mouse and keyboard ran at the same time with no problems. On the downside, it doesn’t have lights to indicate Scroll lock or Num lock, only Caps lock if it matters to you. For a gaming board, the keys are not backlit. It is wireless only, no USB slot to connect to if you wanted too. None of these are big issues, but worth noting. It comes with batteries which is nice. Also, it comes with a phone/tablet stand (see picture), so you can view the Logitech Gaming App (ARX) reports (or other programs) on the device you want. The Logitech App is nice and easy to setup in the LGS program. Make sure your Logitech Gaming software is up to date, and check for new keyboard firmware on the Logitech site. Overall it is solid wireless keyboard.