Customer Ratings & Reviews

Chose this keyboard since most wireless gaming keyboards do not come with NumPad and this does. Has been a great keyboard with zero issues with keyboard itself. Logitech G Hub software that keyboard uses has been finicky and some versions of the software have flat out not worked for me and had to wait for an update to use again.

This keyboard has all the functionality I need for gaming and productivity. The wireless response time is just as fast as a wired keyboard, and keystrokes are consistent and not mushy. Being able to connect to the wireless dongle along with a device that supports bluetooth might be useful to some. I have been using it for about a month now without turning it off, and the battery still has a good charge. The built in palm rest albeit being a hard plastic, still makes typing very comfortable. Some (maybe) cons: - Logitech uses their proprietary keycap/switch, so custom keycaps will be difficult to find. -No RGB or backlight -Full keyboard so it's MASSIVE

The Logitech G613 Keyboard Gaming Keyboard is an all-around great product. The keystrokes are very responsive as far as speed and feel, the unit is very well built and has some weight to it, the legs and main base all have rubber feet on the so it won’t slide around during typing or gaming marathons. I found the Gaming switch to be a great idea, as often in some games I will inadvertently hit the windows button and my screen shifts to windows, these keys are disabled automatically at the flip of the arcade switch located on the top of the keyboard, this key set can be edited via the Logitech gaming software (must be downloaded) this software has presets to many online games and can be utilized should you wish. Also, the help file on the software is full of great info on the various things that can be tweaked to your liking, Way more than most will ever use. I highly recommend downloading it. In the software, the keyboard can poll your keystrokes and can tell you which keys are most used if you ever want to know. You can setup multiple profiles with tons of settings for your every need, such as Gaming, programing, or just surfing the net. I have owned many Logitech devices in the past and one thing they have the upper hand on it power consumption, this keyboard can go forever it seems before the need arises to replace the batteries. (you can power this keyboard off when not in use to save battery life as well) Setup was very easy, as soon as I plugged in the Usb dongle, the keyboard was up and running. Gaming was awesome, I Have several drives containing the latest games to tons of old school games. I tested the keyboard while playing Call of duty, World of war planes, and a custom Hyperspin image. All played flawlessly. Logitech claims they have a 5X greater response time (Latency) over their nearest rivals. I did not test this but for my uses I doubt I would notice a difference, but every bit helps, right? The G613 can connect to many different devices, such as iPhone and Androids via a downloadable app. Supplied with the keyboard is a phone stand that you can rest your phone on while typing docs on it, gaming too. I prefer this keyboard over my laptops hands down. It is much easier to type. So, I use it with both my PC and laptop. Since it also has Bluetooth capability. You can connect it to any TV that has built in Bluetooth which can make using on screen apps, searches or surfing much more enjoyable. The Media keys on the top right are a nice addition to controlling media without having to use a mouse on screen to do so. Although they are a different shape than the keys which is kind of weird and stands out a little. The non-removable wrist rest on the bottom of the keyboard is nice for typing long hauls and has rubber feet to ensure it is planted on not skidding when used. One of the most unique options on the keyboard are the 6 macro keys, that can be utilized for creating quick macros for every task, I use them to open different games, frontends, office apps, and even remoting in to my office. The only real Con I can see from this keyboard is the key caps, they seem a little cheap for this great item. I can see after a year or so of gaming the standard keys used in gaming will have the letters worn off the stickers. Having said that I would still recommend this to all gamers who would love to cut the cord and still have lightning fast key response time!!

The Logitech - G613 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black has finally broken through the wall of wired gaming keyboards and offered a real option for those ready to cut the wire. Offering the real-feel of a mechanical keyboard (I liken it to the Brown Switches), this keyboard provides all the functionality one would expect and need, without the fancy of LED lighting. I do find that the keyboard does take a few seconds to respond initially when it hasn't been used for long periods. This would be a major negative for a serious gamer, but most individuals would not begin playing a game without touching their keyboards first. PROS - Solid Design - Great feel and response (Similar to a Brown Switch) - Comfortable for extended use - Full set of programmable G-keys - Adjustable height legs - Wireless -- Bluetooth is easy to set up - Comes with batteries installed CONS - Slow/Delay response from keyboard after sitting for long periods of time

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Nice keyboard, takes some getting used to, can't quite describe it but the keys feel a little oddly sized. The keys have a bit of a springy sound to them, Also having the G keys on the left has thrown off my typing as I usually rest my pinky on the left side as a reference. This keyboard lays pretty flat even with the feet extended and the palm rest is not removable. Battery life seems on point, works pretty well for a gaming keyboard, very responsive. No noticeable lag over a wired keyboard while using the supplied adapter. I have yet to use it with bluetooth. There is not option to use as a wired keyboard either.

I bought this Logitech G613 to play FPS games on my PC connected to my big screen TV, while sitting on the couch. This is paired with G603 wireless mouse and the combo feels awesome, 0 input lag or should I say comparable to wired peripherals. Mechanical KB feels great, its a tactile experience and once you get used to it, it'll be pretty hard to go back to regular KB. It's noisy and you can hear the springs, I also thought it has to be back-lit at least 1 color and ten key less. For that I can't give it 5 stars. It's very efficient battery wise though and I just leave it on. Feels solid and premium, top notch build quality as you would expect from Logitech.

I bought this to go with my M1 Mac Mini. I like the feel of the keys, and the programmable keys on the left are useful for my work. I connect through the USB dongle. Bluetooth works, but I lost the programmed key functions. I haven't researched the bluetooth key issue, so it might be fixable. It was good value for a Logitech wireless keyboard with programmable keys. There are some issues with using a Windows keyboard with a Mac, but those are going away as I get used to using a Mac.

Excellent for the price and very VERY customizable. GHUB software is very good (sometimes buggy) and all macros DO work over a remote desktop connection to your work PC (if thats your thing). I code all day in SQL and I was able to create many commonly used text blocks, like the ubiquitous “select * from” statement. Its a very heavy keyboard and is quite noisy, especially the spacebar, so warn your new household coworkers if you’re switching from a non-mechanical keyboard. Keys feel good.