Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

Bought as a gift for my girlfriend who liked my keyboard. Currently have a Reddragon keyboard off Amazon with Outemu Brown switches. This Logitech has a much cleaner, less GAMER_RBG, sophisticated look to it. Looks and feels good. Price is decent. Nice to have a USB port on the keyboard.

Sturdy, a tad heavy wired full keyboard. I work at different locations with varying computer stations so its nice to take around my own. Sure coworkers look at me funny but having a consistent keyboard that i can rely on is, well, key.

Great keyboard that I use for work. Wish it had a calculator button but I do enjoy the look, feel, and sound of the keystrokes.

This mechanical keyboard is really nice. I have never owned one before due to the price but we are very pleased so far.

Nice layout and love the colored key backlights with spares for most commonly used keys in gaming. For mechanical switches nice and quiet. GREAT VALUE! Love it much more than the Corsair mechanical keyboard it replaced.

wanted a keyboard that was just a step up. loved the look of the keys on this and the keys have a really nice touch

This keyboard is awesome. It was a little thick, so I bought a wrist rest to help raise my wrists while gaming (and made it more comfortable). I love the way these switches feel, and the keyboard looks and feels premium for the price.

nice keyboard, easy to setup and customize, highly recommended, great price, and a great selection to choose from. lighting on the keyboard is also a nice feature, and is also easy to adjust, keys are response and easy to type with.

I use it everyday for school, it feels amazing to type on. Downside, it spoils your fingers so every other keyboard doesn't feel as good. I guess yeah it doesn't have RGB but it is the best keyboard you can buy for its price.

Not a gamer but wanted high quality, responsive backlit keyboard. Heavy with substantial feel. Love it.

The Logitech G413 keyboard is excellent. Really like the backlighting on the keyboard. For people used to typing a lot, the keys are more substantial with a better feel when typing. Glad we purchased it with the new computer.

If you are looking for a high quality mechanical keyboard for cheap this one is a very good option.

I needed a keyboard asap but i didnt want to spend 200 bucks on a keyboard. So I got this one for 50 bucks. Cabt be that deal and a Logitech Mechanical keyboard.

All features work as they should out of the box with Linux, no configurations or tweaking needed. I have been using it for a couple of weeks for a college programming course and it's a joy to type on.

The G413 from Logitech is a solid mechanical keyboard. I find the whole concept of “gaming” keyboards to be a bit comical. This isn’t really what I’d consider a gaming keyboard at all. There’s no macro buttons or extraneous frills. It’s just a solid (and heavy) keyboard with decent mechanical switches. On the topic of the mechanical switches, I’m not the biggest fan of the Romer-G switch. It feels a bit “chalky”. It’s still relatively satisfying to type on, but I don’t feel like it’s something I can really fly on at a high WPM. Overall the build quality is good and it’s not overly pricey. If you need a mechanical keyboard for typing, it’s a decent option. I can’t call it great though.

This Keyboard is a heavy duty unit with a handy USB jack mounted on the rear of the keyboard. The only thing lacking is a light to indicate when the keypad is in number mode. It has nice crisp feel to the keys.

It’s a solid piece of metal. The coolest keyboard I’ve ever owned, looks cool, everyone asks where I get it. The best store in Sacramento for electronics, Best Buy. Duh!!

Have had zero issues with this keyboard, typing on it is a pleasure and the lighting is far from a distraction even during darker hours. The switches are also a decent level while typing. Would buy it again even at normal price (got it on sale).

This is my son's keyboard, just got it last month. He likes it a lot, but did complain that the keys pop off fairly easily. The good news is they re-seat easily as well, but it does seem a bit annoying to pay $90+ for this and have that issue. Still, I give it four of five stars since they are easily put back on. Until one is lost.... Recommended with that caveat in mind.