Logitech G613

In terms of it being a wireless mechanical keyboard and how does it perform, I didn't have any complaints whatsoever starting from the range which I m...

I also checked out on eBay this this keyboard open box items there are gazillion of open box keyboards for sale on eBay for almost half the price of t...

This keyboard, despite not being the best, doesn't have the worst experience because when I was sitting at my desk, casually typing out emails or casu...

Basically, this is my stock Logitech G613 Mechanical Keyboard with all 13 disassembly screws made readily accessible (of which 9 are normally concealed by the OEM). It doesn't sound like much but was quite a bit of work! Now I can fully disassemble the keyboard to vacuum and clean the switches with Isopropyl Alcohol whenever I want without having to worry about replacing the adhesives on the rubberised sections or peeling and re-sticking the product label.

First time I hear about this keyboard add if there was a white version I might switch honestly and the reason is simple, my next paragraph will be without edits. I am currently using the G613, an for some od dreaon it starte to sometimes ouble click letters an sometimes wont click and sometimes it between like tthe wor above for "oddd reason" it omehow put tthe D after space whiich is wweird and it seems thi isssue i happening to all logiitech products, of which I have 3 atm, 2 of which exhibit this isue and the 3rd is "powperplay" a mousemat.

I tried my SO's G613, and the keys feel to deep. I am after 8 years of laptop keyboards almost exclusively, and that's why it feels so, and why I am looking for a low-profile (short keys) keyboard. (mainly I want to get the most comfortable typing experience possible, preferably wireless).

I used a logitech g613 for a bit and ended up returning it because of the hard wrist rest. If it had just not had a rest I probably would have kept it.