Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nice feel. great feedback and the backlit keys a plus for dim or dark rooms.

I purchased the gaming key board because it lights up and the keys are risen. I use the key board for my computer not for gaming. It works great. I love it. Thank you, Janice

I like this keyboard because it's mechanical and cost effective not overly priced for a gaming keyboard, got a nice backlight to it, pretty unique design to it for sure. I would recommend if you are looking for a cheap gaming keyboard that is good.

Very happy with my new keyboard. I have big clumsy hands and the keys are easier to accurately use. I love the backlight. I find it great for my use.

So far, this keyboard is a great “bang for your buck” Mechanical keyboard. I used to own a Corsair K70 which was really nice and real pricey as well. I believe the Logitech works just as good as it, but is a lot cheaper but doesn’t have the volume scrolling like the Corsair which is nice. It doesn’t really matter much to me because the Logitech performs just as good. I use it mainly for gaming. The white LED lights are nice, and the material of the keyboard feels super sturdy. I would definitely recommend going with this keyboard if you don’t mind not being super flashy. The Nice aluminum finish and black key caps look great!

Has that usual Logitech quality to it. Keys are Romer G Tactile. Keys feel great, however, there is a reverb whenever hitting the keys. The sound is subtle, but makes it seem cheaper.

In a world that's gone mad with touch controls and low-profile membrane buttons that always seem to be under or overly responsive, it's nice to finally have a keyboard with buttons that act like buttons should. You know...a button that you can rest your finger on without it doing anything and you can feel it when it does do something. This tactile keyboard provides very satisfying feel and sound without being obnoxious. I do wish it had a volume knob (seriously people...some controls should ALWAYS be knobs) but I won't ding it for that because I do love this keyboard.

Offers a good balance between gaming and typing ergonimics, the keys have less resistance and need less travel to accuate, which is good for gaming, but that also have good travel and feel good to type on. The switches feel a bit like Cherry MX Brown, but the design is different and has some advantages. The wide stem helps to protect the mechanism and this keyboard seems less prone to getting crudded up. The open design also helps to keep stuff from getting trapped as easily. No RGB or real compelling advanced features like you might want for a keyboard in this price range, and it's not cheap, but the quality is there.

Ive always been a huge fan of logitech gear! And this keyboard i got during the black friday in july! And it works perfectly! I love it

I needed a mechanical gaming keyboard and looked to Logitech. I’ve always sworn by their products (I bought the Logitech Wired G502 Hero at the same time and love it.) The G413 is perfect for my needs. The aluminum and black also matches my rig very nicely. (I believe the aluminum with white key illumination is a Best Buy exclusive.) The Romer-G keys have a great response with just the right amount of “clickiness”. I can adjust the brightness of the keys using the G HUB software. There’s no RGB to play with, but i don’t care. I chose this version for its clean aluminum and black look. Overall I’m very happy with the G413.

I was looking for affordable simple backlit keyboard and found this keyboard the keys click exactly want im looking for.looks great and solid built.

It was in the gaming keyboard section and I don't play games but I like the feel, it has a light click to the keys not to loud and the keys light up making it easy to see. I'm very pleased with it.

Great! Ease of use and affordability you can't beat!

Overall I am pleased with this keyboard. It is heavy and stout. Feels well made. Keys are touchy but are good once you get use to them. I recommend this key board.

I started on the old IBM mechanical keyboards and prefer the feel of the keys in this keyboard. Heavy weight, strong, backlighted keys, and configurable. Does need two USB ports.

After going through several cheaper keyboards, I researched them and found this G413 both reasonably priced and seemingly capable of holding up under the type of use that I am capable of. It has not failed to impress me with its durability, and ease of operation. It did take a bit of getting used to the keypad motion and it reminded me of the typewriters of days gone by. Not a negative, but again it took just a bit to relearn the "feel". I have a feeling that will last far longer than all of the others I have owned and am very satisfied with my choice.

Great keyboard! Easy to program buttons, and use in general. Clicking isn’t too obnoxious and easy on the ears. Nice backlit keys

I originally bought this keyboard for typing and liked it very much. However, I exchanged it for the Logitech keyboard G810 Orion Spectrum shortly later since it had the same key mechanism plus the cool lighting effects. The G810 was on sale which costed less than the G413 at the time, so made the switch.

I came from a Razer Chroma X, wanted something a little more quiet; even went as far as adding O-rings to dampen the sound. I wanted to try something logitech, since i didn't want 2 background apps running and i love my logitech mouse. The keyboard has all the features of its competitors at a low price point. Mechanical keys, Media Keys, USB pass through, adjustable rubber feet that tilt, nice aluminium face doesn't catch grime or show dirt like most keyboards, its backlit. My only gripe with the keyboard is: there isn't a num lock indication light but a light for game lock instead, kinda wish it were vice versa... of course it has Cap lock indication. Other than that this keyboard is perfect at this price point.

I considered various types before buying, but the one being replaced was mechanical and I like the feel of them. The flat things that are usually on laptops are really uncomfortable to me, I feel like I don't know what I'm hitting. (Semi-touch typist here...have to read while typing to make sure the keys are right, but not a two-fingers-only typist like some folks.) I like the single light color of the keys, having multi and changing patterns would distract me. The brightness is adjustable and I toned it down a bit. Overall just a nice keyboard that pleases me.