Customer Ratings & Reviews

Daily use desktop keyboard for home and work for ih home office. Only complaint is that it would be heavy fir travel

Decided to look into buying a wireless keyboard since I would be working from home for the foreseeable future. Went with mechanical because I like the feel of typing on one. Most of the gaming keyboards are a little too flashy with all of the lights and extras. This one was the perfect, subtle solution. Nice typing, dedicated music controls, dual connection options (bluetooth and lightspeed), no flashy lights, programmable keys and a number pad. Even better, I got it on sale.

I bought this for office use. The Romer-G Switch is perfect for office. Precise and quiet. The feeling is similar to Cherry MX Brown Switch. Also there’re 6 keys on the left hand side you can program it to save your time. Highly recommended!

Great wireless mechanical gaming keyboard for those on a budget. It feels solid. It works very well for both gaming and general typing. My only complaint is that every now and then when I’m typing I hear a metallic hum which makes it sound a little cheap. But other than that it’s great. Recommendation: while Bluetooth mode is perfect for general typing, I highly recommend using the USB dongle for gaming. It’s a little faster.

Lo w this keyboard! So simple, so minimal and clean, love the Bluetooth setting that allows me to use it on smart phones. Really easy to use, range is great, and battery life is still chugging along. Only gripe i have are the macro keys they added on the left side. Maybe these come in handy for some, but for me I keep pressing it instead of that left control key!

I would have given this 4.5 stars but that wasn't an option. Its been a very good keyboard. I doesn't have a back light. It does everything else you want a mechanical keyboard to do. Keys feel and move great.

got this keyboard for a great deal on black Friday and i absolutely love it i use it with a high end gaming PC and an lg oled the fact that you can sit anywhere since its wireless and its mechanical so you don't loose anything

I really like the mechanical keys on this, but the only thing I don't like is that the G1-G6 buttons get confusing when hitting shift or control as your had has a tendency to feel for the side of the keyboard. Otherwise, it's a great keyboard, a good price and isn't glowing like other gaming keyboards. Also, it's multi device! I use this to change between my personal computer (lighspeed/USB) and Bluetooth for work.

Good feel. A little loud maybe. Comfortable. Accurate. Good battery life.

I bought this keyboard when it was on sale for $70. Not sure I could recommend it at $150, but anywhere below $100 its amazing. - Super sturdy deck--no flex at all. - Keys feel delicious under the fingers. Feels way better than some MX Cherry Reds on a Corsair keyboard I had been using for 3+ years. - BT + RF is really nice for using with 2 devices. - Still on the same batteries 4 months later. - Only thing I would ask for is some simple backlighting, but understand the compromise for battery life.

Using this as the keyboard for my livingroom computer and so far it's been pretty great. I had worried that the range might be limited since I know it can be on Lightspeed items, but with the receiver located directly under my TV it's worked very well. Good typing feel - good for gaming, great for work and typing. Very responsive as well as I have not noticed any input lag. The keys feel pretty good too. Not as resistive as Cherry MX Browns but not as squishy as most wireless keyboards. Not exactly silent but quiet enough to use during meetings. Probably not ideal for streaming though. Solid construction is nice too - has a bit of heft to it so it doesn't jostle about when typing in your lap. Seems pretty durable compared to most other wireless keyboards (accidentally rolled over it with a chair shortly after getting it but no damage.) It also comes with a pretty clever small-footprint stand (if you buy it and wonder what the tiny business-card holder looking thing is, that's it). It doesn't look like it would be stable but because of the weight and balance of the thing it works quite well. At its normal price I would prefer something that was rechargeable, but even at that price the overall quality of the keyboard is hard to beat without spending 20-30 more (at least for wireless keyboards.) A definite "buy it" when discounted.

Its a great keyboard after you get used to it. I was used to using a compact keyboard but it took me about a week to overcome that, i still mess up a button here and their but love the keys.

As a first "true" mechanical keyboard user, this is great. The fact that it's wireless is a plus. I tried it for both gaming and working applications and it has very little drawbacks. If you look online at other reviews, you may see lower scores because of an inactivity issue when going out of sleep, that has been fixed long before I got my keyboard. Works great and would recommend. If you wait for the right sale, it's definitely worth the money.

I looked, visited stores to touch and get a feel of mechanical full size keyboards. This was by far the best, keys are not extra high on the desk, easy to clean and feel and sound are great. I would recommend this keyboard to anyone looking to change to a mechanical. Bought a second unit for my wife. She loved it too.

The Romer G Tactile Keys are smooth and quiet and still have the accuracy of mechanical keys. This keyboard design though is a little dated and is missing alot of function some newer gaming keyboards have. I only gave it 4 stars because it's a little behind the times and the wrist rest is not detachable. As a keyboard 5 out of 5.

So far this has worked well for me. It was heavier than I expected but hopefully that helps it last longer. Was easy to set up for computer and TV. Was able to easily swap it between computer and TV by using Bluetooth and WiFi buttons located on keyboard

I love everything about this keyboard except for the G-Keys on the left side. I am not a gamer, but I am a serious touch-typist and needed a keyboard that I can feel the difference in the keys. Newer models are too smooth or the F/J buttons don't have enough rise so I can tell where my hands are or the insert/home keys are in a stupid spot! For this keyboard, my only compliant is that I hit the G6 Key EVERY time I want to use the Control key for a shortcut function. (Like Control C for Copy) I thought I could get used to it, but I can't. Driving me crazy! And programing that key will just train me to reach further than I need for when I am on my laptop or other computers I regularly use. Otherwise I LOVE how weighty this keyboard is, the report of the keys is fantastic, and the placement of the Function/Volume/10Key and Insert/home is exactly what I was looking for. If this keyboard was built without the G Keys, I would give it a 10+++++++++.

I got this keyboard for my new gaming laptop for just $65 and I made the right decision. Reasons for me to buy this keyboard 1. No Nonsense design 2. Cannot distinguish between this and a wired keyboard. 3. Dedicated media keys 4. Stealth look with no RGB 5. Only proper wireless mechanical keyboard 6. PRICE - For $65, this is a steal Cons; 1. This thing is heavy. 2. Not backlighting. Not RGB, but backlight.

Still using this keyboard 2.5 years later - Typing this review on it right now. This uses such little power - I've only replaced the batteries once!! It's very clicky clacky which I like - some may not. Like you wife and kids in the other room. LOL

There aren't many wireless gaming keyboards on the market, so the G613 is one of the only options to unclutter your desk without compromising accuracy or typing feel.