Logitech G213 Prodigy Gaming Keyboard, LIGHTSYNC RGB Backlit Keys, Spill-Resistant, Customizable Keys, Dedicated Multi-Media Keys – Black

Perfect

Pros ! It's a good keyboard for the money you pay. It is slim and quiet (it's a membrane keyboard) but precise when you type. It has a very fast response. It has RGB Backlight 5 zones I can work with that... actually, you can separate the size of the letters in 3 different color zones, which will help nothing wrong with that ! And this is just my personal preference. I love that the keys are digged in the board so no light leaks around the keys. I am not a fun of floating keys on top of the board. CONS : * NO Macrokeys That is the biggest con for me! I would love to have 6 macros programmable G Keys on my little finger. I used to have and used a G105 That was great... ( 9 years abused and heavily used :)) * Backlight Quality is inconsistent, Some keys letter are not uniform lighting, and if you would not know where the letter should be it gets hard to read... So for that reason, the backlight for 25 percent of the keys is totally unusable * The FONTS... well... maybe I am the fussy one but the Fonts, just can not stand with them. The arrow signs... bleah.. The small symbols are so poorly drawn.. if you don't know exactly where each symbols are on what key, it will be a challenge to find out what the symbols is...

I can't believe the poor quality of this Loiech keyboard. As I write this review I'm going to leave all the mistakes and letter keypress fails as is. I owned a 213 (as you can see so far, the letter g (had o press twice) and the letter t don't always reister) previously for many ears and loved it. I sent the firs brand new keyboard back because not only did some keys not reister a all but sometimes, certain specific keys entered as 2 keystrokes. Te nice, qualiy braided cable has been replaced with a cheap plasic/rubber one. I don't know whha Loitech is hinking. I have for many years exclusively purchased Logiechh because of he awesome quality, even thou it costs more. I thhink that's about to chane. Not recommended. Just to be clear, I don't hunt and peck for kepresses. I touch-ype. I wrote this review slowl and made sure to press e keys properly. Every spelling misake due to missing and double pressed letters in this review is the result of this ver poorly made keyboard that I'm now going to return. Also, his is being ped on the replacement for the 1st one I ordered which was equally bad. Shhame on Logitech! Las comment: I almost never write poor reviews. I'm not a complainer but this keyboard (and its replacement) is horrible. UPDATE... It’s been a couple of weeks since the above review. When I received the 2nd keyboard and it was just as bad as the first, I decided to contact Logitech directly to see if this was a known problem or if there was a recall on the keyboards. The Tech Support rep was surprised to hear my story and said that Logitech was unaware of ongoing issues with the G213 Keyboard. Rather than return the 2nd keyboard to Amazon and perhaps get a 3rd defective keyboard, I took Logitech up on their offer to send it directly to them for a replacement. It took a couple of weeks, but when the transaction was completed, I received a brand-new keyboard direct from Logitech and this one works perfectly. I’m once again a Logitech fan. A couple of notes about buying on Amazon. I don’t know exactly how things work between Amazon and its suppliers, but I don’t believe the original 2 defective keyboards came from Logitech per se. The replacement I received directly from Logitech came in a sealed box and the keyboard itself was wrapped in a cellophane type of material. I don’t remember that being the case with the 1st keyboard purchased from Amazon. It’s possible that it was a return or even a refurbishment. When I got the 2nd defective keyboard through Amazon, it wasn’t even in a box, it was just thrown in a shipping container with some bubble wrap. It was most likely returned by another customer because it was defective and the supplier just shipped it out to the next customer. Perhaps this whole ordeal wasn't a reflection on Logitech at all. This new keyboard is perfect.

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I don't need a complicated keyboard, and the G213 is about as good as it gets at an affordable price. Aesthetically, its simple all black design is perfect. It has the right amount of RGB for my preference with the letters/characters of each key lighting up rather than a full back light which can be visually distracting to me. Despite being an all plastic build, it's sturdy enough for everyday use; I've seen many YouTube reviewers citing low quality materials used and flimsy build, but I don't see any of those problems, and no reasonable person will forcefully try and twist the keyboard just to prove a point. Typing on the G213 is satisfying enough. Its key press pressure is light, and while I prefer slightly heavier pressure, I'm used to them now. The clicks are shallow and light, and probably not as satisfying to listen to as a pricier mechanical keyboard. The RGB is on the weaker side, which I don't mind at all. The G203 is much brighter than the G213, so I lowered the G203 brightness and increased the G213 brightness and it looks fine to me. Being a budget keyboard, the uniformity of the RGB is spotty, especially when looking down from an angle, which is all the time, but not a deal breaker for me. I bought the G213 with the G203 mouse during Amazon's Black Friday sale, and am happy with both products. They both use Logitech's G Hub, which for all intents and purposes is much too large a program (if I recall, 500+MB? I could be wrong) to control a few Logitech peripherals. I mentioned in my G203 review that upon start-up the RGB desyncs from my preferred settings, and I have to reset the dynamic lighting in order for keyboard and mouse to breathe in sync, and may randomly throughout the day desync for no reason, which is a minor annoyance to rectify, but may become a frustration if I have to keep doing it in the long term.