Customer Ratings & Reviews

Build quality isn't bad, it's built like a tank. I like having the extra buttons I can assign to various things. There's a switch that also disables the Windows keys which is nice. It's not RGB which isn't a bad thing but it would be nice to have perhaps maybe white LEDs to light the keys up some. Not that it's a dealbreaker. The Romer-G switches are....different. Took me some getting used to as I normally prefer something like Cherry Red MX switches. They're similar to it but maybe a bit more clacky and the resistance of the keys doesn't feel as much as the Cherry Red keys I prefer. I've come around on it after a couple weeks of use between work and play and to be fair it's not bad. Between typing out emails to gaming, they've started to grow on me. Battery life is outstanding as well as responsiveness in gaming. I like the idea of switching between lightspeed and Bluetooth for my PC and tablet. Hell it comes with a nice little tablet stand if you need one. The wrist wrest is integrated into the keyboard which for me is a bit of a con but I got used to it. I would have liked to see a removeable one but it's not like it's an inconvenience or anything. All in all it's a solid wireless mechanical keyboard for the price. If anything I'd recommend seeing one where you can get a feel for the keys if it's for you.

PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS: The Logitech G613 is a trend setting keyboard, combining the best tactile feel & no latency connection with uncluttered wireless interface. The G613 offers freedom to sit on the couch & to move around, unrestricted by wires, without compromise! PROS: 1- Ultra High Performance WIRELESS Gaming Keyboard! Performance is not sacrificed. 2- Keys feel lightning fast & positive: a Gamer's delight. 3- Elegant 2-tone design perfectly compliments my G903 & G703 Gaming Mice & 2) PowerPlay Wireless Charging Systems (see 2 photos). 4- Proven Lightspeed ultra high speed instant connection, same as my G903 & G703 mice. No connection lag. 5- A very well designed, matching cell phone stand is included. 6- Bluetooth connection is onboard, as well as Lightspeed. Easy touch selection on the keyboard enables fast switching from one device to another. 7- Logitech Gaming Software is proven & is easy to use. 8- Up to 18-month battery life, using 2) off-the-shelf Alkaline batteries. Low battery indicators engage at 15% remaining battery life. 9- Romer-G Pro key switches are rated to withstand 70 million keypresses & feature a 1ms response rate. 10- 6 programmable macro G keys are easy to assign, using Logitech Gaming Software. For non gaming applications, assign mouse left-click & right-click for versatility. 11- Built-in rear flip-up keyboard stand. 12- On-Off Switch is easy to access. 13- Stable keyboard weighs 3.2# (with batteries), enhancing confidence. 14- Competitively priced. 15- Works equally well with Mac OS or Windows. Two photos show it on my desk with dual 4K monitors & the Mac Pro. 16- Game Mode toggle switch: Game Mode (slide switch to the right) disables Windows, Function & Menu keys to eliminate possible distraction from tapping the wrong key during games. 17- If you prefer rechargeable batteries, simply provide 2) inexpensive Eneloop or equivalent AA batteries in place of Alkaline. 18- 2-Year Warranty. 19- Perfect compliment to Logitech G devices, such as 903, 703 & PowerPlay. 20- Play / Pause, Stop, Move R, Move L, Volume Up / Down & Mute keys are onboard. CONS: 1- No Lighting (I do not miss it). 2- Large keyboard (18.8" x 8.5" x 1.3") requires ample space on the desk. 3- Wrist rest is very comfortable, but is not removable. CONCLUSION: The Logitech G613 offers Wireless Nirvana! This Gaming Keyboard offers precision feel with no latency in a killer package. At home even in non gaming use, I moved my Logitech Craft high end keyboard off my desk to enjoy the G613 for awhile. The G613 earns my HIGHEST recommendation & holds a permanent spot on my desk - see attached photos!

While the keyboard is well built, the Bluetooth works flawlessly, and the USB wireless is fast and works very well, the keyboard does have a couple things that could be improved. There is no backlighting and instead what appear to be stickers on the keys...i tried picking at them and nothing happened so they should hold up. Also, there is not a rechargeable battery, just two AA batteries. For the price, there should be a large rechargeable battery, which would allow for backlighting on the keyboard. These are just nitpicky things, otherwise, I would strongly recommend this keyboard due to its long battery life, fast response, ease of setup, and wireless functionality.

If you don't mind the size then it's a great keyboard. The size was a big mistake on Logitech's part since it's marketed towards gamers. I had to return it and decided to wait for a tenkeyless version. There are no backlights. There is also bluetooth, so you can switch between your desktop PC and your phone or laptop. Romer G keys are great and similar to cherry browns, but more quiet. It uses Logitech's lightspeed tech, so you don't have to worry about lag. Battery lasts up to 18 months. Use Eneloop batteries.

This thing is a lot bigger than the one I use most of the day. It is also very heavy. I like that it has extra keys on the side for you to add extra functionality and that it uses the lightspeed receiver. Most gaming keyboards are a lot more expensive and have unnecessary lights that drain the battery. This one just does what it needs to do. It isn't the cheapest keyboard, but it is the cheapest wireless one in its category and it uses normal batteries that you can easily replace.

First off, I'd like to state that I am an average gamer, so I use my keyboards more so for typing rather than playing games. I came from an Azio mech keyboard that had khail blue switches. So, with that out of the way, onto the G613. It's awesome! I really wanted a wireless keyboard, but a mechanical one at that and I'm loving the no wires look. The build quality, while plastic, seems well made and the unit overall has a hefty weight to it. The Romer-G switches take some getting used to.. if you want the satisfying clicky feeling that you would get from Cherry's, look elsewhere 'cause that aint here. The keys are quieter and at first feel a bit mushy, but require less actuation force so you don't have to mash them down all the way. I don't really care for the G buttons on the left hand side, although I'm sure they would be useful to the more advanced gamer. I do have a couple cons - the print for the letter "B" is has a defect, it's just printed weird (see attached picture). Since I picked this up for 75 bucks on sale, I suppose I'll deal with it - but if I paid full price for this keyboard and saw that, it would be absolutely unacceptable. Even with the price I paid I'm still a little annoyed by it, come on you're better than this Logitech. Another, I wish it had a volume wheel instead of the rocker. All in all, it's a decent keyboard. Pick it up on sale, if possible - I don't think it's worth the full price that Logitech is asking.

Easy to pair, easy to use, long battery life. Solid construction.

my favorite part of this keyboard is the old school feel.... I like hearing the clacking keys as I type.... I am not a gamer so this is for my everyday use.... battery life has been good, keyboard is comfortable.... sets at a good angle for my use.... easy to keep clean.... has some handy buttons for volume and other one key touches that I like

I've been looking for a wireless mechanical keyboard for a long time, Thank God I saw this one, I bought it right away. I believe this is the only decent one at any store. Everything with it works perfectly fine. Typing with it is easy. and I've been using the same AA batteries since I bought it.

As a PC gamer I have been waiting for someone to finally produce a wireless mechanical keyboard. Well that day is finally here. And although its marketed as a gaming keyboard it is really a jack of all trades. Not only does it use the unified Logitech receiver, but it also includes Bluetooth support if you need it. Even though most gaming keyboards have RGB lighting there is none of that found in this keyboard. And that is a good thing when you consider this keyboard uses batteries only. So, although you do give up the bling you get a very versatile keyboard. This keyboard not only makes a great gaming keyboard, but it also is a great office keyboard. You get the Logitech what is now almost legendary battery life, but you also get a very comfortable keyboard. The wrist rest is not padded but it slopes just right and is permanently attached. The Logitech Romer-G mechanical switches do not have a lot of click on them and for the most part they are very quiet, for a mechanical keyboard anyway. I don’t think most people will complain with the sound of your typing on this keyboard. It is a little louder than rubber dome keys but its no where near as loud as most mechanical keyboards. There is really nothing here not to like. Although I do think some type of lighting would have been nice I don’t really miss it as much as I though I would. Logitech has yet again shown they know how to produce some very nice keyboards. I have mine matched up with a MX Master 2S mouse and together they are a great combination. I finally have a wireless keyboard and mouse combination that is very hard to beat and been a long time coming.

Logitech isnt kidding when calling this keyboard lightning speed cause it is a beast. Out of the box It feels great in hand and is not small like the cheaper keyboards which a lot of folks prefer for wireless keyboards. This keyboard has a nostalgic feeling from the past but with modern features and feel. After using mechanical keyboards for most of the last 12 years I love the sound from one and this keyboard with the o-rings just feels great to type on. It is super responsive with its 1ms response and allows you to type fast and feels to have the perfect balance between real mechanical and the dome clicky ones. The keyboard was easy to connect to computer, phone and even a tablet at the same time and seems to work flawlessly. Wireless and usb both work equally well. The media controls are easy to use as well as the gaming mode. The keys arent backlit but I never look down when typing or playing a game. Excellent keyboard from logitech. Very pleased.

If you are looking for a good wireless keyboard with "mechanical" keys and fast response time, I think your search can end with this keyboard. I haven't used this keyboard for hard-core gaming but I have been doing a lot of typing (emails and code) using this one, and I really like this one. There are other cheaper wireless keyboards in the market but most of them don't have mechanical keys. So, this way I think this keyboard is a good value for the money. It has a non-detachable wrist rest which I personal like but some people might want to have the option to remove it.It also has a column of programmable G keys (six of them) that I haven't tried yet. It also has a gaming mode which turns off certain keys. It also comes with a nice cute phone stand :) Overall, I like this keyboard a lot and would recommend to my friends.

Bought over a year ago, only just changed the battery last month. Still going strong and has nice mechanical feel and sound.

Been using this keyboard for a year now. While some of the letters are worn off, overall, it's responsive, works well, has a good touch feel, and is both wireless and bluetooth. Great keyboard, and excellent battery life!

I liked it so much that I bought another one for work! I tend to be a little bit more of a power user. I love the feel of this keyboard and the fact that it can be paired to two different devices (one via Bluetooth, another via the adapter) The switch for turning off the Windows key is super helpful when I get the time to game, and the extra keys on the side of the keyboard took a little bit of getting used to, but once I found my bearings and assigned those keys some productive shortcuts, they became fantastic. Battery life is pretty dang good, I haven't run my batteries out yet, so that's saying something good. The keyboard itself is a little large and bulky, so make sure you've got some room. There aren't many aesthetic frills and such, no lights or so-- and I like that. The inclusion of a little phone holder is kind of handy, but most people I know who have one of these things, has thrown it away or given it to someone else. I use it when I FaceTime. So yeah, it's good, it is just large. I the keys are pretty easy to clean, but things do fall behind the caps, like a standard keyboard. It's easy to clean too.

I use this keyboard daily. While the switches weren't what I wanted, typing is a tactile experience and does exactly what I need. Battery life is excellent.

I purchased this for office use as I broke my previous board. I currrently have the G910 for home use and like the feel of it, I was concerned at first that this board was going to be too loud for office use, but relatively it is not as loud as some other switches on the market, and is not much louder than my current membrane based keyboard. I love the fact that I can switch between the light speed adapter which I have connected to my computer, and the Bluetooth which I have synced to my phone so I can use the keyboard for both devices. This keyboard has a great weight and feel to it. THe switches feel comfortable and I love the macros. Time will tell how long the battery will last was well as overall longitivity of the keyboard in general, but overall I am very satisfied.

The keys feel real nice and solid. I really like the feel. I like the fact that it is wireless. No connectivity issues. both wireless modes (dongle or blue tooth) are awesome. The keyboard is big and heavy. It stays in place during vigorous game play. Game response is great too. battery life is real good. I only have two things I don't like (but they are minor) (1) keys are not back-lit. I suppose that would drain the batteries? (2) between the keyboard and G603 mouse I have to use two USB dongles. Why does Logitech put out so many different wireless solutions that do not interop???? Happily, I have a lot of USB ports, but it would be nice if the mouse and keyboard could use a single dongle.

This keyboard is one of the best keyboards for the price. The 2.4 GHz connection is flawless, and I even use the Bluetooth functionality for typing on my iPad. The keys are great for typing. For gaming, they are fine, but aren’t the greatest. Battery life is fantastic. My only issue is the arm rest isn’t detachable. Makes the keyboard bulky so if you have a small desk, I’d recommend getting something else.

If you are a gamer or not even a gamer just want an awesome wireless keyboard this is it. Very close to Blue switches. Battery has lasted me for months using 10 plus hours a day. Love the way this types and feels. Will connect bluetooth or with the Uber Fast lightspeed Dongle. I prefer this over the new model because this has mechanical switches vs new one reminds me of typing on a laptop. ONLY thing this doesn't have that new one does is the RGB Lights but I will live. Go get one you wil lbe happy you did