Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have use Logitech for decades and have been waiting for a wireless pc gaming and daily use keyboard. I also have the g603 mouse I've been using Logitech wireless keyboards for my gaming I have also tried mechanical gaming keyboard of all high end brands. This product is amazing and I built my gaming pc and installed a pci slot wireless Bluetooth in my system so its great to use my Bluetooth and for extra gaming speed I can push a button and go to USB wireless also I have to say this is the first Logitech wireless gaming keyboard and iam extremely happy with response on games and the fact that I bought it a week before xmas and purchased it for 75.00 from best buy I would have bought the g603 gaming mouse from best buy but they were sold out. what can I say these product are built to last I have 4 wireless Logitech keyboards and mouse set form the mk520 all the way back and they still work like new I passed them down to my sons daughters and grandchildren.

its a nice keyboard that is reasonably priced under 100$ which has made my setup more clean then my old wired mechanical keyboard pros -well priced -key are nice responsive -Bluetooth keyboard that was used for my laptop then my rig -game mode is good for keeping you in a game then opening windows -nice in weight to stay in place cons - also came with something to hold your phone - no rgb lights -batteries

This gaming-focused mechanical keyboard is BIG. Before you purchase, be sure you look at the dimensions and compare to your space. The keys click nicely and the keyboard is very responsive. The programmable keys section is not for the entry-level user, but they are there and useful. Having both the bluetooth and the wireless USB dongle is nice.

This is my second G613 keyboard, the first one suffered from some kind of double or triple strike when pressing on the key once. However, the typing is good, the keys feel fine and had all the bells and whistles I personally need. The battery life is pretty good and the wireless is working well. Very good value if you can get this keyboard on sale like I just did.

Replaced an old wired keyboard that was starting to fail. Love the feel of these keys. Has a definite tactile feel to the clicks but is actually a bit quieter than my old mechanical keyboard, which I like. Connects easily and no lag/delay. Can't speak to the battery life yet as I have only been using for a couple weeks, but so far so good.

Solid keyboard . Battery is good for months . For serious gamers who don’t want lights and confusing stuff all over. Comes with programmable buttons through the software.

I am writing this after owning and using this keyboard after 1 month. First I have to tell you about the known issues on this model keyboard. 1- Some have miss printed letters, 2- some make a metal rattling noise as you press keys 3-Double registering a button 4-Not registering the first key press after waking up from sleep. Ok, now that I told you the previous known issues on this keyboard, I have to tell you that mine did not have any of these issues after 1 month of use! Keys have a very nice feeling to push, they layout of the keyboard is good for gaming and coding, and the Bluetooth/Wireless makes life way easier if you have multiple devices on your desk, you can easily switch devices with a push of a button ( works on Iphone very perfectly + Iphone supports Bluetooth mouse too, perfect for streamers). printing on keys looks fine and does not feel like it will come off any time soon. Battery life is very good, after 1 month of use the indicator is still at full. the arm rest is made out of hard plastic but it is very comfortable and has a good angle for wrists. The only down side too any Logitech product is the G-hub software ..... I gotta say that Best Buy had the best price on this keyboard so do not go anywhere else ....

The Logitech g613 is a 10/10 keyboard with very lightweight switches, excellent connectivity, and amazing battery life. The only issues with this keyboard is that it’s too big and the wrist rest doesn’t detach. I wish they made a TKL version of this keyboard around the same price.

I needed a wireless keyboard while still having mechanical switches. Logitech never fails, so I went with this one. Like the G810 and G910, the G613 uses Romer--G switches, which are apparently similar to Cherry MX Brown switches. There's a small tactile bump, but it's pretty responsive with even the lightest taps on the keys. All the keys are etched with a bold face, so they make it quite easy to see and stand out. The keyboard comes with batteries already inside, so you're pretty much good to go once you get your hands on this keyboard. You even have the option to go with traditional wireless or a bluetooth connection. The keyboard also comes with a separate stand to place your cell phone on, which is a nice feature, but not everyone will take advantage of it. The keyboard isn't perfect of course. The media keys feel a bit....cheap when pressing them down and the volume buttons are designed the same way instead of being a rolling wheel like the other keyboards Logitech produced. The wrist rest feels nice, but you can't take it off, so you're stuck with it. These are minor annoyances and I'm willing to put up with em.

Its a high quality mechanical key board, ITS WIRELESS AND CAN BE USED FOR HIGH SPEED GAMING. It's as fast if not faster than some of my other wired gaming keyboards. I can game from 20ft away comfortably and still perform as I expect it to. Really my only complaint with it is it isn't really flashy. It doesn't have bright LEDS everywhere. Which is fine.

The G613 and G603 offer something that no other gaming products in the industry offer, TRUE wirless connectivity. What I mean byt this is that all other "wireless" solutions actually have a wire. They have a wire for recharge every day or so and they can have a wire for the charging pads offered for the mice. There is still a wire. Also I do not know of anyone that at least once a week has to use their "wireless" peripheral as wired becuase they forgot to recharge and the battery level was low in game. The G13 and G603 do not have these issues, if battery gets low then pop a couple of AAs inand you back in the game, wire free. The only downside to the G613 I have found so far is the lack of backlighting and that is really not all that important to me. I care more about the functionality of my keyboard than it's looks. As for seeing the keys, gaming in total darkness is actually detrimental to monitor image quality. A decent level of indirect lighting stops the monitor from feeling washed out. That indirect lighting makes the keyboard easy to read and use.

This is a great gaming keyboard. Hitting the keys are silent and switching from one device to another is easy and fast. The only issue I have is that there is no backlighting. I recommend they turn this into a rechargeable keyboard and add some backlighting to the keyboard that offers three levels of lightings.

AND IT'S WIRELESS! Very satisfying keystrokes, instant response time (even on a tv) and the battery life is insane! (18 months is stupid lol). Bought this as I'm a couch PC gamer now, and it's works perfectly. There is ZERO input lag, even though I'm on my couch and playing on a 4k TV. Highly recommend.

This is a great mechanical keyboard. I purchased it for work while traveling and it meets all of my needs. The keys feel great and responsive. I love that the keyboard is wireless so that my desk is nice and neat. I also enjoy the mappable keys.

Great battery life, still original batteries after 1 month. No connection issues using the wifi/bluetooth. Keys are very responsive with a great thump sound. This was a great option for me wanting something high quality for gaming and my wife wanting something with no cords estetically pleasing.

This keyboard is excellent. The only thing it is missing is the back lighting. I really didn't want a wire. I use this with my laptop that is setup to serve media and stream. It's nice that I can switch between that, the TV, the Xbox, or anything else blue tooth. If I want to hop over to a tablet or phone and still type it's simple. I have a wired version exactly like this without the palm rest. They are both great keyboards, excellent to type on. If you want lights and a fancy volume scroll this isn't the keyboard for you. Other than that it's perfect. This is more like the old school mechanical keyboards that started the trend, before they added all of the bells and whistles.

Reliable and easy to sync with pc. Very good build quality. On the heavy side, and the wrist rest is not detachable, making this keyboard bulkier than necessary. The positioning of the dedicated shortcut buttons on the left side of the keyboard was a poor design choice. 9 out of 10 times I found myself hitting one of those instead of the intended ESC, TAB, CAPS Lock SHIFT, or CTRL key; causing my pc to do something I had not intended.

I wish that it had backlit keys but other then that this keyboard is nearly perfect. Right now I'm using the adapter to connect to it but with a machine that has Bluetooth you can use that to connect instead and save yourself the Bluetooth port. If you're not using the adapter you can store it in the battery compartment. I'm personally very happy that it uses replaceable AA batteries in this day and age of integrated batteries. Because while they make your life easier in the short term the product becomes disposable. Because this has AA if you treat it right this keyboard could last just as long as a wired mechanical keyboard. The mechanical keys feel good and they are a quieter then my Corsair LUX K65. I wanted a mechanical keyboard for work but since I'm in a cubical I didn't want to drive my coworkers up the wall with the noise so I purchased this beauty. The keys seem really responsive. It's probably fast enough for games. The battery has lasted since I have purchased it with ~45 hours of use per week. I'm impressed with it.

Not loud, but has good tactile of a mechanical keyboard. Wireless works great although I noticed intermittent connectivity issues with Cotrix while on bluetooth mode. Switching to ligtbridge works perfectly. Only thing missing is the backlit keys.

Paid way too little for this nice keyboard (got the G603) mouse too. Great to have them work via the receiver as well as connect a secondary device via Bluetooth--use that to switch between my workstation and gaming laptop left and right. I have this, the G213 and the G413 keyboards and this is my favorite typing experience of them all. The keys feel insanely springy compared especially from the G213 membrane keyboard. Only downside is the wrist rest cannot be removed, but that is a mild harp at best for me. A second mild annoyance is not having two steps on raising the height/angle with the top feet--I can see it being to sharp of an angle for some people's tastes, but at the going price this remains an absolute steal, don't let the lack of backlight scare you off, it's worth it.