Logitech G413 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Romer-G with USB Pass-Through, US International Layout, Silver

I love the looks of it, not entirely sure I like the Romer-Gs. Still getting used to them, coming from Cherry MX Blacks (which have a different way of operation altogethe), so can't be too sure yet until I've adjusted fully. Note it comes with a few spare keycaps and a tool for removal/replacement, which is a nice touch. Backlight is nice and uniform, only has 4 brightness steps (100%-75%-50%-25%-OFF), using the lowest setting as higher I find the lights distracting.

Awesome, worth the money

For: Nice form factor - not too big or small. Silver is a rare find among the tons of all black coloured keyboards. Linear and quiet switches. USB pass through. Nice and simple white RGB per key illumination. Logitech software gives you nice customisation and game specific layouts. Well priced.Against: Could be just me but the larger keys like the space bar and enter are a little janky. Sometimes I find myself accidentally hitting the LMB / trigger of the mouse on the keypad side because of the numpad (definitely me and not the keyboard fault! ^_^) - will try a TKL next but so hard to find a nice coloured one!Alternatives: My criteria was a keyboard that was not all black so I was looking at Tesoro Gram Spectrum, Razer Blackwidow X Chroma Mercury White among others. Wallet said this one 😅. Black keycaps are also easier to keep clean.

very good keyboard

The keyboard feels good and is responsive. I had no issues with double presses or dodgy keys.However the issue i had is that the black plastic on the keys begins to wear away and makes the keyboard look a bit ugly. Even after I replaced some of the keys they began to wear off again

The keyboard is lovely to use. However whenever I press shift and 2 instead of giving me the @ as shown on the keyboard it gives me the “ symbol. And vise versa when I when press “ I get @. It’s frustrating when it cost £70+. Logitech customer service was also poor. Asking me for proof of purchase, but would not accept my amazing invoice.

Many people experience double keypresses (key chatter) and keys not registering. This has happened to my model recently. This incredibly expensive keyboard has lasted a lot less time than a default plastic one that would cost around £10. Terrible product testing from Logitech and tiny warranty. A lot of people have been stitched up by Logitech's disreputable customer service. Avoiding them across all peripherals from now on and I would recommend others to do the same.

It only worked properly for about a year. Afterwards keys started being too sensitive when pressed. Now it's too annoying to use.