Customer Ratings & Reviews

This was intended for use next to my WFH setup. I have an ITX form factor machine next to my work laptop/monitors for all my personal daily driver needs. My stipulations for the keyboard on this were simple: I needed something wireless with good battery life. So far this has been great. It works well as all my previous Logitech peripherals have in the past. When not in use I just slide it over out of the way. It's been a great daily driver for medium-light use for me.

I bought this to replace my g710+ after i realized unofficial replacement keycaps (no longer sold by logitech) are half the price of this keyboard. Great lightweight solution especially if you're working from home and have your desk filled wth the additional dock, adapters, and the such to share with your pc. Obviously there are better but for the current price with about the same features as my g710+ had, I really cannot complain.

For the price point, this keyboard is great. It has a great feel and the keys are just what I like in keyboard. I use it for gaming and work, and both feel great. There doesn't feel like there is input lag when gaming and typing is also really great. The biggest thing is that I got rid of one wire on my desk. I like Logitech keyboards and mice. since this was a great purchase, my g502 mouse needs to be upgraded to the lightspeed version. Less wires=better desk, without the sacrifice of usability or input lag.

Easy to use, easy to connect via Bluetooth or receiver. Responsive and clean. Arrived exactly as shown in description.

Good keyboard to start out with if you're looking to go wireless. Keys have a good feel and sound when pressed

I don't use this for gaming - I bought this to be a solid keyboard for Windows 10 use. Without installing any Logitech software, it works great. The media keys work. The G1-6 keys work as F1-6 without the Logitech software. The keyboard is heavy and extremely sturdy feeling. The key touch experience is something you will have to try to see if you like. I think they're springy and not too noisy. The throw of the keys is long if you're used to laptop keyboards. Again, you should try for yourself to see if you like it

Was looking for a solid feeling keyboard that wasn’t curved/ergonomic, full-sized, no strange layout, and Bluetooth wireless (not taking up a USB port for the adapter). I didn’t expect to land on a gaming keyboard for office use, but it works perfectly! Lastly, another big online store had it for cheaper, but after I placed the purchase, I contacted Best Buy through chat and had it price matched. Great customer service!

Nice keyboard and definitely does not suffer from any noticeable lag using its LIGHTSPEED. Its nice having the option to connect my laptop or my second computer using blutooth, and being able to switch them really quickly. The tactile feel and travel is consistent with my G910 or other ROMER-G keys. The palmrest is really nice, and I like the way its integrated into the keyboard instead of flapping around like the G910. For now, this is my daily driver but I use the 910 for late night work or gaming session, due to its backlit keys. Otherwise, just about perfect.

Logitech was first to market with this G613 Wireless Mechanical gaming keyboard. In a market saturated with a plethora of brands, switches, back lighting, special key caps, wrist rests, and USB pass-throughs, Logitech chose to innovate by adding their highly praised LIGHTSPEED wireless technology to a keyboard. Gamers have always steered away from anything wireless when it comes to choosing their gaming peripherals. Awful signal delay, interference, and input lag have always been a problem, but with Lightspeed's nearly instant 1ms response time, Logitech allows couch gamers like me to enjoy wireless freedom without sacrificing any performance. Their new wireless mice have already gotten a thumbs up from reviewers, and I'm here to tell you their first wireless mechanical keyboard definitely passes the test. I've owned the G613 for 2-3 months now, and use it to game from my couch. The whole thing feels heavy, durable, and well crafted. I also own the G213 (mecha-membrane), and side by side they are almost identical in design and appearance. These are my favorite looking of all Logitech's keyboards. The wrist rest is smooth, sturdy, and slants at a perfect angle for your hands to reach the WASD keys comfortably. The keys are thick smooth and nice looking plastic and feel great, although they are not backlit to save battery power (Corsair made sure their competing wireless board is backlit). The G213 is RBG backlit and looks really beautiful, but even without backlighting the G613 has a very nice texture, and the white lettering pops out and is very legible in dim lighting. There are almost no lights on the entire board, allowing it to run for 2 years before you have to change batteries! The one thing I do not like about the keys is that the lettering and numbers are all tiny stickers, stuck to each key. They work fine and look ok, but I am worried about their durability over time, as well as scratches or dropping something on the keyboard may scratch the lettering off the key cap. For an expensive premium keyboard, I don't know why Logitech couldn't do simple injection molded caps. The board uses Romer-G switches, which are a fantastic combination of Cherry MX Red Silent and Brown, with very responsive, crisp tight actuation and almost none of the disturbing loud clacks and pops that "Cherry MX Blue" or Razer Green switches make. It's very responsive, I cannot detect any input lag or delay in actions whatsoever. From 16 feet away, the G613 still registers perfectly and doesn't lose connection when someone walks in front of it or anything. The last few months of usage have been great with this board, I truly enjoy using it and appreciate Logitech breaking new ground. I don't have any issues with the sticker labels coming off the key caps or anything, so for now I have no complaints. Highly recommended! 4.7/5

I'm not a gamer but this keyboard is great for typing. Best keyboard I've ever used. Cons: No backlight and heavy.

Great feel and look. Very easy to setup and battery efficient. No complaints.

Very nice mechanical keyboard, lightweight and very response, cheapest wireless keyboard for performance

Great wireless keyboard for the price! I love everything about this keyboard minus one thing, the battery system. You need to provide AA's for this thing. It was my fault for assuming, but most wireless things today have a rechargable battery. It might sound like i am nit picking, but thats going to be an annoyance if i am in the middle of a stream and my batteries die. If i could plug it in after it died, thatd make me give it a 5 star easy!

I got this because I am disabled and needed a wireless setup to be on my computer when I am not feeling my best. This keyboard feels great while typing (though as with anything take some time getting used to the Romer-G key switches). The switches are fairly silent and they offer a bit of resistance upon actuation which is something I did have to get used to coming from Cherry Red Silent switches. Anyway, it’s a great keyboard and I’m going to love using it as long as it will last for me.

Definitely a keyboard for someone who wants to type a lot and game without the wires. I have not used all the functions yet, but the wireless connectivity is great, works up to about 30 ft away. The keys feel a bit stiff at first, but with some typing they will loosen up. The Bluetooth is by far the best feature. Hitting it will immediately connect it to my phone, where I can type a text and send using enter. If you’re not into rgb lighted keyboards, or are tired of wires, get this keyboard. Being able to move it around, or even type on my lap is great. Fantastic keyboard Logitech.

I bought this keyboard and a Corsair RGB keyboard to compare. I ended up returning this one because the hand/wrist rest is not detachable. I was willing to give it a shot, but when compared to the Corsair I simply found the alternative more comforable for my use. If you like the rest, this may be the keyboard for you. I had no problems otherwise and enjoyed the extras that shipped with it (phone holder/ USB connector)

The keyboard is great for gaming and multi-tasking. It is kind of big with the wrist rest but other than that great for the price.

I know this is listed as a gaming keyboard but it is great all around. I do occasionally game on my PC but not an insane amount. I wanted something that was wireless and mechanical without breaking the bank. I personally don’t care about all the added RGB lights in every gaming keyboard nowadays. I like that this has the option for Bluetooth or plugging the receiver into the a USB port. It also came with a small phone stand which I appreciate.

Wanted a wireless keyboard (to keep desk clean and minimal) and this so happened to be mechanical. Use it for Windows(usb) and Mac(bluetooth), and it's held up nicely for the past month, but my only problem is that on my macbook pro it doesn't show up in settings as a keyboard. Meaning I can't change the modifier keys so that Control becomes Command and Alt becomes Control. Bought this on black friday, if you get this for around 50-70, I think it's worth it. Other than that, I think it's too pricey.

love the keys very tactile and great click. lovbe the bluetooth settings and num pad