G413 TKL SE Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

This was my first tenkeyless (TKL) keyboard, and I wasn’t sure how I’d get on without the number pad. After a couple of days, I honestly didn’t miss it at all.The smaller layout gives me loads more desk space for my mouse, which has been a noticeable improvement when gaming. The mechanical switches feel responsive with a satisfying click, and the keyboard feels much more solid than I expected for the price. The aluminium top plate gives it a premium feel, and the white backlighting is clean and easy to read without being over the top.Typing has been great too, so it’s not just a gaming keyboard. I’ve used it for work, browsing, and gaming without any complaints.If you’re thinking about moving from a full-size keyboard but are worried you’ll miss the numpad, I’d say give it a go. I had the same concern, and now I don’t think I’d go back.Excellent keyboard, great build quality, and fantastic value for money. Highly recommended.

My keyboard died and I really didn't want to pay another £100+ for a keyboard so this option appeared and I couldn't really resist for the price.I prefer ten keys but again, the price really won me over.Plus it has FN keys anyway so you're not missing much.It's fine for any game and is probably one of the best entry gaming keyboards you can buy in my opinion.If you're looking for a gaming keyboard but don't care about fancy extras; just buy this. It does everything it needs to.I haven't had it too long so I can't comment on durability but it is taking the weight of my thumb quite well whereas my other keyboard's spacebar started to die out a long, long time ago.It's probably quite loud but I'm not sure as I just play with a headset in my own little office sort of area.Ergonomics; position yourself correctly and you won't need anything really, same as other keyboards, the rest technically makes your wrists worse at the cost of a tiny bit more comfort.

I went from a cheap, non-branded wireless version to this and man, what an upgrade! Beautiful keyboard that I am using on my PS5 Pro. Lovely feel to the keys, it's quiet, and looks the part. Had no issues connecting to the PS5, it works seamlessly. Durability seems good with the metal plating on the keyboard face - feels solid and much sturdier than the cheap one I had.

Great keyboard. Been using it for a while now and it functions about as good as you'd expect it to (which is VERY good!). Lighting is sufficient to use in darker rooms, good software customization options via the Logitech app, easy to use and setup, wont break easily, and has a beautiful metal chassis to ensure maximum durability. My typing speed has also noticeably increased since switching to this keyboard.

Logitech G413 TKL SEKeyboards are very personal things & I’ve been searching for a simple, backlit keyboard for ages, but didn’t want the full RGB theatricals, just a simple. White light that would help my aging eyesight see what I was writing. This keyboard meets about 75% of what I like. I don’t really care about the 6-key rollover.Good points: It’s small (70%), has a good weight to it, and feels fairly robust. The font is clear and not gimmicky, the lighting is through the letters, and not surrounding the keys. Key noise is louder than a membrane keyboard, but not too bad. Theres a two-years warranty offered so I’ll need to see if the keys and LEDs stand up to time. I’m no intense gamer so the board won’t get hammered.Poor points: There are five lighting presets and that’s it, no user-configurable settings. Forget the Logitech G-Hub software (even though the download is offered for it on the Logitech site), it doesn’t work with this keyboard. Only five presets and no option to program others is a bit disappointing. The ‘always-on’ backlight is a bit too bright, but I use the ‘Reactive’ option which is a bit dimmer but still visible. The other three presets are the usual flashy nonsense. The Function keys secondary purpose is not backlit.Overall I’ve had the keyboard for a couple of weeks and its working for me, but I’ll update the review if things change.

It feels premium and comfortable, especially at this price, and the backlight looks amazing. If you’re after a decent price keyboard, this is the one to get!

I bought this for a computer build for my daughter, who loves the keyboard. The backlit keys make it really easy to read. If you turn all backlighting off, though, the key lettering becomes very hard to read but the backlighting is nice, helpful and therefore I can't really see why you would turn it off.The keys themselves have a nice, 'clickety-clackety' mechanical keyboard feel and sound and the base is solid / does not flex. I'd say, for the price, this keyboard is superb value for money and highly recommended if you warm to the 'clickety-clackety' mechanical keyboard feel and sound. Having gone through an evolution myself, from cheapo rubber dome, to IBM buckling spring and ending at Topre capacitative keyboard, it wouldn't be for me but keyboards are personal things and for what it sets out to be, it's really very good!

A very decent keyboard for the price (albeit discounted at the time I purchased). It has a nice feel to it when typing and isn’t too bulky or heavy.One thing that has really annoyed me is the ‘N’ key’s backlight has lost its colour after less than 3 weeks of use, and now how has a yellow tinge to it. Although it doesn’t affect usability, it is a shame to have a defect after such little time

not bad

Ha superato le mi aspettative, ottimo design e anche il rumore della digitazione, adatto alle mie esigenze.