Logitech G G213 Prodigy Gaming Keyboard

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 — Logitech G213 Prodigy Gaming KeyboardThe Logitech G213 Prodigy is a fantastic full‑size gaming keyboard with LIGHTSYNC RGB, responsive keys, and a solid, comfortable typing feel. The lighting looks great on a desk setup, and the spill‑resistant design adds real peace of mind for everyday use. Media controls are a nice bonus, and overall it performs reliably for both gaming and productivity. Exactly as described and works brilliantly.

Very good keyboard for the price. I bough it for my partner while I have a razer gaming keyboard but I have to say that these membrane switches are actually great. The noise is low, responsive and gives a great feedback while being very reasonably priced. Great product.

I'm a programmer and have had many mechanical keyboards over the past few years, the trouble with mechanicals being the expense, and best will in the world, occasionally accidents happen, having 2 kids, a wife and not being perfect myself the odd spill on my previous mechanical keyboards has eventually killed them and I've been through about 3 or 4 over the past 6 years.In contrast I recall having one of the first generation logitechs with the LCD panel at the top for about 5 years before, like a muppet, I melted the keys trying to wash them in boiling water.I've been using this keyboard for work the past few days, I touch type mainly, coding in php, delphi, mongo, sql, all sorts and the keyboard is FINE, it's not mechanical, but it's just dandy for gaming, coding, typing, I won't be gutted when my son spills something on it because it didn't cost close to £100, but the membrane is soft enough to allow me to type quickly and accurately.I still use my cherry at the office, it's more controlled over there, less chance of it being wrecked - but for here at home in the real world this keyboard is great for me :-)I picked up for £38, I'm not sure I'd be as happy paying £50 because you're very close to mechanicals there, my cherry was only £65.I'm not bothered for the lighting, the kids love it and when it's dark in the room it's handy but I'll never be setting up keys to be different colours! The fixed wrist rest is often complained about however because I tend to have the keyboard resting on my lap as I use it this actually helps with the stability, keyboards with detachable rests would often try and detach themselves as I pick up the keyboard from it's corner with one hand.The OCD in me wants to complain that the stop button isn't round, and that a scrolling volume would be nice but I'm being pickyOverall would recommend, I hope it lasts a long while because there's something quite nice about getting a lot of use out of something reasonably priced.

Easily customizable for assigning shortcuts, simple software interface to customize lights, plug and play set up, nice size, being bigger than a standard keyboard with the extension of a lip beneath the spacebar to help rest the wrist, but still small enough to not be bulky.Smooth & responsive key press, not the quietest keyboard but not the loudest I've known either.Durable, this is my second buy and the last keyboard served well for 8+ years without any surface sign of wear or tear; one single key has become unresponsive and can't be fixed, that's pretty good going for a keyboard with such a level of high and varied usage.That's why I knew I wanted to go for this make / model again and I highly recommend it!

Dare I say that in my opinion, this is one of Logitech's best keyboards ever!I've had a few gaming keyboards during the last 6-7 years; From the Razer Huntsman V2 to Logitech 815 which I bought recently cause I adored it's slim design however both were disappointing, being more disappointed with the 815, which although being slim, it was also uncomfortable for me.I am using the 213 since 2020 and always kept it as a backup, thankfully! For me it is superior to every expensive mechanical keyboard I've ever owned. It is not mechanical, nor it performs in milliseconds like the more expensive ones , but it is comfortable and more than adequate for my gaming and typing needs.First of all a huge plus is the frowned upon palm rest on the bottom, which only very few mechanical keyboards have, yet is invaluable for me in terms of comfort, as the palm gets in the right position to properly engage the keys. I've tried buying aftermarket palm rests for the 815 but none worked properly due to it's slimline design. The Huntsman V2 had a magnetically detachable palm rest which was awesome.In addition to the palm rest the 213 has a superb sleek design. It is not tacky or gimmicky, but a rather seriously sleek and blocky design that integrates well in working environments as well as home. Coming in full black with a satin texture that gives it warm feeling touch. The keys are also well designed, having a slightly convex curvature, they 'hug' your fingers nicely without obstructing them while typing or gaming. The keys 'sit' (and are not pronounced above, as in most mechanical keyboards) on a wide all-round platform that adds a nice ergonomical form and great comfort in using the product. Yes it is a big keyboard and takes more estate on your desk than your average keyboard, but then again once you start using it, you will appreciate it's size and the comfort in using it.The build quality is superior for a keyboard at this price tag. This product has quality written all over it, I have been using this keyboard since 2020 and it hasn't failed or broken at all! No loose keys or hanging components, The 213 has been designed with quality and value in mind; very sturdy and long lasting product! The keys have a tactile feel although they do not use mechanical switches onboard. It is very quiet, you can type with it and have a person sleeping next to you and they won't notice the soft noise from the keys. It has RGB light functions for the key faces and connects to your pc via a USB cable. Also the media controlling keys and gaming mode switching key are welcome and useful additions.I can absolutely recommend the Logitech 213 as being ergonomically designed and very comfortable to use, well engineered in it's design, looks awesome and it is superb for everyday casual use; non competitive gaming and typing the odd email, your cv or even a novel. What's best? It offers all of these features without breaking the bank.So unless you want something that will perform in nanoseconds and you got the ability to realize non latency while you game and you're prepared to pay £££s for a keyboard, I'm absolutely recommending the Logitech 213 as a superb solution for your everyday needs.It's a shame Logitech don't make an upgraded version of this design with mechanical (Cherry) switches, it would absolutely dominate the market.

I've been using this keyboard for over eighteen months now. The original item ordered developed an issue when the N key started becoming intermittently unresponsive. If I hit the key on the left or right of centre it would always work, but when I hit the key full-on, as I do because I touch type, it would frequently fail to give a response. I returned that keyboard for a refund and I ordered a replacement. This is the one that I've been using.I love it. After eighteen months of working from home there is simply no signs of wear and tear. All of the letters and numbers are intact except for a slight scratch on one of the keys which I caused myself. It just goes to show that keyboard manufacturers are able to prevent the letters from being rubbed off after a period of use.

So this keyboard, where do we start??The price should give you some idea of what you are getting, but based of a lot of reviews you would expect this keyboard to be better than it actually is.Now I got this keyboard because I am unemployed at the moment due to redundancy, as such this is the sort of budget I am forced to look at.The over £200 Razer keyboard that I purchased 2 years ago has failed, it's suffering the same problems that my old Logitech G915 keyboard suffered with, in that you type the letter "A" and instead of getting "A" you get "AAAA" or "AA".Also the Razer keyboard is suffering from "Wireless drop outs" even though the wireless dongle is less than 60cm away from the keyboard, plugging in via USB is hit and miss, basically the keyboard is done for.This keyboard arrived and the first thing that shocked me was the weight, it's so light which some might see as a "Pro" but to me it's a "Con", I do not want a keyboard that will move so easily, I am thinking of opening it up and putting some metal in it, to try and make it a bit heavier so it doesn't move so easy.I got it on my desk, connected it and then download the annoying "G Hub" to see if it needed updating because for who only know's what reason but keyboards have firmware :( I found it was already up to date so that was fine.I set the "RGB" to how I wanted it, and it stayed like that until I closed and quit out of "G Hub" then the RGB went back to just a "Dull Purple", opened "G Hub" back up and hey presto it was back to how I set it, closed it and this time it stayed until I rebooted the PC, when it was back to "Dull Purple" there is no "Memory Mode" it would seem like they have on other keyboards and mice from Logitech, so it looks like it's a "Set each time windows boots" thing.Next thing after the buggy software was just typing, I needed to send a few emails and type up some documents for various things before playing some games.My overall typing speed and accuracy has dropped by over 30%, and that is because at different times each key will require a double press to register that I have pressed it, so unlike the Logitech G915 and it's single press but double letter or quad letter, this is a case of double press for single letter, very frustrating.To add to the requirement to double press some of the letters, the back space key basically all the times require double pressing or pressing with extra firmness in order to actuate.That whole issue get's even worse when trying to game, when you need the keyboard to react as you do, but when you have to constantly press each key like a 89 year old trying to type "Supercalifragilistic" it is not good.I would not recommend this keyboard to anyone, if I could give it 0 stars I would, this keyboard should not be this bad for the price and it's not a case of "You have got a bad one", it's a sad statement on the drop in quality of Logitech products over the last 5 years, which is a shame because they used to be one of my go to companies for keyboards and mice.I need to find another company to purchase keyboard's and mice from.

Added this keyboard to my gaming setup alongside my Logitech mouse, headset, and camera, and it’s been brilliant. The keys feel quiet, fast, and tactile with great feedback for gaming. The integrated palm rest makes long gaming sessions super comfortable, and having dedicated media buttons and volume controls right at the top is incredibly handy. The customizable RGB lighting syncs up nicely with the rest of my gear. 5 stars!

In the middle of trying to set up a macro with this jonah of a Keyboard - the bloody keys wouldnt respond at all that is to say - I could not type a damn thing. So had to remove the keyboard from the PC and restart with the old kbd OMG this thing is a liability I dont trust it as far as I am about to throw it Logitech Bring back the K740 for Christ sake Do it today I will probably buy 3 of them

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La Logitech G213 Prodigy è una tastiera da gioco pensata per chi cerca un buon compromesso tra prestazioni, comfort e prezzo. Con tasti retroilluminati RGB LIGHTSYNC, resistenza agli schizzi e tasti multimediali dedicati, questa tastiera si rivolge sia ai gamer che a chi utilizza il PC per lavoro o svago.Design e CostruzioneLa G213 ha un design solido e robusto, con una base leggermente inclinata e un comodo poggiapolsi integrato, che aiuta a ridurre l'affaticamento durante lunghe sessioni di utilizzo. Il layout QWERTY UK potrebbe richiedere un po’ di adattamento per chi è abituato a un layout italiano, ma non rappresenta un problema insormontabile.Un altro aspetto interessante è la resistenza agli schizzi: un’ottima caratteristica per chi ama tenere bevande sulla scrivania mentre gioca o lavora. Il rivestimento in plastica di buona qualità conferisce alla tastiera una sensazione solida, anche se non raggiunge il livello premium delle tastiere meccaniche di fascia alta.Prestazioni e Sensazione di DigitazioneI tasti della G213 non sono meccanici ma utilizzano una tecnologia a membrana migliorata, che garantisce una risposta più rapida rispetto alle classiche tastiere a membrana standard. Il feedback è soddisfacente, con una corsa dei tasti ben bilanciata, anche se gli amanti delle tastiere meccaniche potrebbero sentirne la mancanza.Uno dei punti di forza della tastiera è la retroilluminazione RGB LIGHTSYNC, completamente personalizzabile tramite il software Logitech G HUB. È possibile creare effetti di luce accattivanti o sincronizzare i colori con altri dispositivi Logitech per un’illuminazione uniforme e coinvolgente.Funzionalità ExtraTasti Multimediali Dedicati: consentono di controllare volume, pausa e riproduzione musicale senza dover uscire dal gioco o dal programma in uso.Personalizzazione dei Tasti: grazie al software Logitech G HUB, è possibile rimappare alcuni tasti per adattarli alle proprie esigenze.Resistenza agli schizzi: un valore aggiunto per chi teme incidenti con liquidi vicino alla propria postazione.Pro e ControPro:Ottima qualità costruttiva per una tastiera a membranaRetroilluminazione RGB personalizzabileTasti multimediali dedicatiResistente agli schizziPoggiapolsi integrato per un maggiore comfortContro:Non è una tastiera meccanica, quindi il feeling dei tasti può non soddisfare i gamer più esigentiLayout QWERTY UK, che potrebbe richiedere un periodo di adattamentoMancanza di tasti macro dedicatiConclusioneLa Logitech G213 Prodigy è una tastiera da gioco affidabile, ideale per chi desidera un prodotto di buona qualità senza spendere troppo. Se cerchi una tastiera con ottime funzioni gaming, un’illuminazione accattivante e una resistenza superiore rispetto alle classiche tastiere a membrana, questa potrebbe essere la scelta giusta per te. Tuttavia, se sei un appassionato delle tastiere meccaniche, potresti voler considerare alternative più specifiche per il gaming hardcore.

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Bien que non-mecanique, un tres bon all-rounder clavier. Je l'utilise pour travailler, en combinaison avec un G910... pour le gaming dedie.