Logitech G213

So here you go [Applause] My experiences with this keyboard have so far been really fulfilling considering that it's only 70 Canadian. The typing expe...

Now, as I mentioned in previous keyboard reviews, Battlefield's always the one game that I play the most, and with the Gt13, I did struggle a little b...

I currently own a Logitech G213 keyboard, have had it for a while now, and while it's a great keyboard, it's pretty loud. And as someone who records videos, this gets annoying fast. I've tried a lot of stuff, putting on filters on obs, positioning my mic differently, but I think my keys are just a bit too loud.

The Logtiech G213 Prodigy Gaming Keyboard falls somewhere between a run-of-the-mill keyboard that's packed in with your desktop and the premium gaming keyboards you'd expect to shell out $80-$120 for online or in big-box stores. It is certainly entry-level for gaming peripherals, and feels like the keyboard your parents would buy for you if you're just starting to get into gaming. For that situation it's adequate, but if you shop around, you can find a higher tier of mechanical keyboards for another $20 to $50

* Logitech G213 - too big and seen bad reviews. Do you know of any others I could check or am I out of luck?

It has a simple plastic frame that bends easily and is fitted with ABS keycaps that feel rather cheap. Its zone-lit backlighting lacks brightness control,  and customization can only be done through software.

I am physics graduate student and i needed some motivation for coding so bought a Logitech g213 prodigy keyboard for myself. Although it looked rather cool, some keys started becoming unresponsive after a few weeks. I returned the product.