Customer Ratings & Reviews

Got this and a mouse for my mom, who really wanted a backlit keyboard for her desktop. She loves it! The keys are easy to read and brightly lit, and they have a very satisfying click when typing. They're pretty tall keys though, so if you want something more sleek, a keyboard with shorter keys might work better. I love the tall keys though, and so does my mom!

Very sturdy, good aesthetics, great color choices.

This was actually purchased for my husband and he loves it. It's backlit and you can see the keys in the dark which is good because he likes to play games at night and it doesn't disturb anyone.

I was building a PC for my son to use for distance learning. I had an old keyboard laying around that he was using, but I wanted to surprise him with something that was uniquely his. He loves it and so do I. The quality is really good and it is easy to clean. And at first I didn’t like the single color of the LEDs, but it’s definitely grown in me with its understated look.

Good keyboards does all the things you'd expect it to

I tried 5 keyboards before finding this one. Solid construction, attractive design, great feel and accuracy without the clack. Backlighting is easy to adjust and attractive. I’m a writer, not a gamer, so I wanted the feel of a mechanical keyboard without the gaudy lights and overly loud clack. (A little is very satisfying though!) I don’t have any use for the charger pass through.

My previous keyboard was a Logitech G110 gaming keyboard. After that I was looking for something sleeker and more minimalist. I didn't really need all the macro keys that the G110 offered so I got this one. It has all your standard keys on it and the F1 keys are programmable. You can also set the Logitech program to recognize game profiles so that your programmable keys will automatically be set up whenever you launch the game. You can also disable keys you don't want activating on the keyboard as well (caps, windows, menu) This might be more software than hardware, but it would be nice if the caps, windows, fn, and menu buttons could all be programmed as well.

I purchased the Logitech 413 Silver on a random development of my main keyboard w switch going out and waiting for replacement switch to come in. I am pleasantly surprised at the feel and looks of this keyboard and is very responsive. I think this is a great keyboard for the money and if you’re in the market for another without breaking the bank give it a try.

I bought this for an attempt to start keyboard gaming, I'm not very good at it and I'm not very computer savvy so I dont know the difference between a good or bad keyboard yet. Its very simple looking and you can swap the WASD key out with gaming ones that come in the box and the usb cable is very sturdy

Logitech makes great keyboards and this one is really nice. The satisfying click and spring of the keys is a hallmark for these Romer-G’s. For whatever reason, the space bar didn’t agree with me and I returned it. I purchased the more expensive wireless Logitech Romer-G and it’s amazing. This is a great keyboard but I’m glad I spend more and got an even better Logitech (IMO).

This keyboard is a great consideration if you're looking into a buying a keyboard for gaming or if you are just looking for a mechanical keyboard. If you aren't sure which switches you like, Logitech's Romer G Mechanical switches are a great option. Built to last up to 70 million keystrokes, as well as an aluminum body that will keep it useful for years.

This is the second G413 that I have bought. I had the first for about 4 years when I started getting random skipped and double types letters/numbers. I hope this new one lasts a bit longer. They've had time figure out flaws so fingers crossed. This is a good product, and decent price for a mechanical keyboard. But it is also a pretty basic board without the TV volume button and auto car start features some others have. Good key action and nice clickity-clackity sound. I liked that it has only white back lit keys, don't need to trip out when typing with all those fancy flashy colored lights; but you can change their intensity and lighting patterns with the Logitech software. I do not game so no help there, but it looks like there are some good setting in the software to assign macros and stuff. Overall since I bought it twice I would recommend.

This keyboard feels premium, heavy and enjoyable clicking sounds when typing. I feel the press on the keys are very sensitive which is a major plus for playing games. The added bonus is the clean white lights and a little customization with the logitc software control. This is the best price to performance keyboard I can think of.

Got the keyboard on sale, was way better than expected. Very clean and cool looking and when I'm typing its very smooth

In summary, I'm a convert from ergonomic quiet keyboards to this sweet aestheticly beautiful fast keyboard. If coming from a non mechanical keyboard, your gaming WILL IMPROVE period. I'm an avid gamer and a business professional, I've been using a Ergonomic chiclet quiet keyboard for the last couple of years, I love it, but was told mechanical keyboards are king for gaming ... as a business professional I've held off on getting a gaming keyboard in the past as I didn't want something loud and over the top looking sitting on my desk and I'm very used to ergonomic keyboards, in comes this keyboard ... It's professional looking, backlit, not too loud and mechanical, just not ergonomic, well I can tell you although I do prefer an ergonomic keyboard for work, for gaming, this keyboard BLOWS away any past keyboards I've tried. It's fast, like more than 10 kpm faster on the 10 key pad then my old chiclet. I've also noticed a HUGE difference in key coordination and latency, with my old keyboards, being wireless, I never noticed I had an issues with latency with fast movement and using skillshots in games, however in just a simple mini game in smite, Apollo's Racer Rumble, I NEVER missed my drifts using the space, W, A and D keys in tandem, I thought it was bad code or network latency occasionally not initiating a drift, however I don't have that issue with this keyboard, probably since its wired or the fact I can press multiple more keys at the same time then my previous keyboard. Thanks Logitech, for another product I LOVE.

I have had this keyboard a while now and I do like it. Although typing on it I still have not gotten used too, probably a problem with me not being proficient keyboard user but I do game on PC and use it for school work as well as general use. The keys are tall and spaced in a way that causes me to double type or hit keys I am not intending to. Also the switches (Romer G Browns) are firm and not as satisfying as say an MX Red or Blue, They do actuate and register key presses accurately and quickly. I believe I will be visiting Best Buy soon to find something sporting those switch types. I think I will be able to type more proficiently with them. And who doesn't like that satisfying click! Overall the light is bright and adjustable easily and the build quality is what you would expect from Logitech. I have always been happy in that regard with their peripherals. Thanks!

This keyboard feels amazing. Got it to replace an old keyboard that had browns with o rings. This feels significantly better and I could immediately feel it as soon as I started using it. I do also like that it's not too flashy, it has a clean design which works well as I'm using this at work. Overall awesome product, highly recommended.

Best bang for your buck. The keys have a fast and steady response. Quiet enough my Logitech G35 headset's microphone won't pick up the clicks. The lights can provide ample lighting to a dark room but won't give screen glare. Cannot beat all the features and quality in this price range.

To start off this keyboard was really packaged nice. When I first used it, it took a while to get used to it. But after a while, I got used to it and it's very nice. The keyboard came with the main keys you would use for gaming if you're buying this keyboard for that reason. The keyboard doesn't really sound the best (In my opinion I like the sound of Razer), but then again it is a different company. I think this keyboard is really nice for the office, but also really nice for gaming. The keyboard is loud and it sounds just like a plastic key bottoming out, but it is decent. I really like how they added a USB pass-through port, which made it easier for me to connect my mouse because the mouse's wire wasn't long enough to connect to the actual computer. Overall, the keyboard was definitely worth the $90. I think its really nice for a student who has a lot of school work but also likes to game.

I used wireless keyboards for the last 10 years, but often complained about battery life or build quality. My last keyboard, the Logitech MK550 Wave, had great battery life. However, I sometimes had trouble with keys sticking (no spills or debris) or breaking, and I've broken the tilt legs several times. It also quit working after 3 years. After going through two of these keyboards, I recognized that I tend to be hard on them and switched to G413. So far, my only complaint is that it's a little louder than the MK550. I have not measured the actual decibel difference, but it is noticeable, especially when on a phone call. (I used to get complaints from callers with the MK550, too, so I know it has a lot to do with how I type.) I love the responsiveness of this keyboard, the backlit keys (adjustable/configurable brightness), and the durability. This keyboard sports aircraft-grade aluminum and mechanical keys. It looks great and feels solid. I think with this keyboard, I'm back to one that will last for 5+ years.