Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to setup and use, nice color schemes that are programmable to your liking. Typing on this keyboard is very quick, no issues there so far. Not using it much for gaming, but it does have some bells and whistles that are very useful. A friend of mine who is an avid gamer recommended it, no complaints here.

I like working on my computer at night and a back lit keyboard is important to me. Not much of a gamer anymore so I didn't really need all the game profiles that it comes with, but the software does let you control what colors you want it to be. Price wasn't bad for what it is. There are more expensive keyboard that do the same.

It’s a very solid keyboard and the quality compared to Corsair.

I am an editor, not a gamer. I needed a wired, backlit keyboard with 10-key, for $50 or less. This one filled the requirements perfectly. Easy to program backlight colors. I was afraid membrane keys would be feel mushy, but they click enough to be satisfying. My only complaint is the bright Number Lock light, but a little black tape fixed that problem. I’ve had nothing but luck with Logitech keyboards, and have already recommended this one to friends and family.

I love the lighted keys and various colors. Very easy to use.

Love this keyboard. Lights up and the keys are very responsive. Easy to setup and use.

Awesome keyboard. Smooth typing and great rest for the wrist.

This keyboard has a great feel, and great for gaming, love the lights, would recommend;)

I'm very happy with this keyboard. It's not too big, I like the illuminated keys and especially like the feel of them when I type.

I had the logitech g115. This keyboard is similar and good gamer keyboard. I mostly play CSGO. Love the backlight and responsiveness. Wasn't expensive like other keyboards. It's not mechanical but who needs mechanical.

This keyboard is pretty cool. You can make it light up in different colors, and have them cycle, change in waves, or static colors. You can also choose different colors for different zones. You can also set up a ton of hot keys for various games. The only downside is that the keyboard is wired. Still, best keyboard I have owned!

Bought this in November to replace keyboard that was broken, bought mainly for lighting. My kids use it for gaming and love it. Bought a new desktop for myself and bought again to replace keyboard that came with it.

Great RGB keyboard from Logitech. Love the amount of RGB lighting effect the keyboard supports. The only complaint is wrist rest on the keyboard is not detachable. It doesn't fit my keyboard tray which came with a keyboard wrist rest.

iv'e owned many Logitech products as a gamer an they have always worked great for me..the price an quality have always been great as well...I have tried many other gaming keyboards out their an this Prodigy G23 keyboard at half the price of the other fancy gaming keyboards on the market.. try one out an you'll see for yourself...

Great gaming keyboard with backlit keys. Really like the clicking feel when typing - gives you the confirmation that the key was actually pressed.

A really solid and comfortable RGB keyboard. Pairs well with my other Logitech products and RGB lighting can be changed with companion software.

This Keyboard was for my daughter for gaming and she absolutely loved it. She is 9 and not too tech savvy, but she figured out how to set the lighting effects the way she wanted them. And it is a great keyboard!

The Logitech G213 RGB keyboard looks great, and functions great. Full control of the RGB lighting. The only downside is the palm rest not being removable. So you won't have the option to fit this keyboard on a smaller table, or under table keyboard trays (from brands like Fellows).

Bought this for my older son. The keyboard is well-made, the color effects are pretty cool, and most importantly, it passed my son's quality test! I always by Logitech whenever I can because I've come to depend on their products' quality. This keyboard is no different.

This keyboard looks and operates like you'd expect, except for the multiple reports of keys not working unless they are pressed down very hard. If you get a keyboard with any key that doesn't seem to register correctly, the fix seems to be pretty easy. Pop the key off using a butter knife or something else that won't damage the finish of your key and make sure the membrane is registering key presses by pushing it down with something like the end of a pen or pencil. If the key registers when pushed down this way, then the fix is to push the key back into the keyboard with ungodly strength until you hear it audibly snap into place. I believe the keyboard suffers from QC issues or some of the keys are becoming loose when shipped.