Logitech have an enormous range of keyboards to suit almost every budget and demand. Indeed the chances are that most of the people reading this will have used a Logitech keyboard at some point. The Logitech K740 is the keyboard upon which 90% of the reviews for this very website have been typed.

Though the G213 Prodigy features a high-end rubber-dome switch, it's not enough to overcome an exorbitant price, flimsy construction, and a massive...

Feels okay...for a rubber-dome switch keyboard; Zone RGB lighting; Professional look

Wrist rest doesn't detach; Priced like an actual mechanical keyboard; Flimsy construction

I type fairly fast and find that the keys are good, they don't slow me down. I was able to get the lighting to match my system as you can see by the pictures I posted. The flaw (matter of opinion) that bugged me is that the wrist rest doesn't have a different texture.

THE ONLY CON IS LACK OF MECHANICAL FEEL AND MACRO KEYS ARE NOT PRESENT

Very solid build, customizable (and saveable) game profiles are a nice touch. My only issue is that the wrist rest is a hard plastic so it's not super supportive. The build in LED's are bright and there's a ton of zone customizable color variations (as well as the ability to set to...

Loving it! Really cheap and exactly what I needed. The keys placement is similar to my older keyboard which is nice and perfect to play video games. I definitely recommend it if you can't/don't want to afford a Razer keyboard.

I bought this as a gift for my gaming nephew. He highly recommends this keyboard to all gamers who are looking for good value and quality. He especially likes the back lighting effects, Spill resistance (a plus for messy gamers) and the game mode key is very useful to avoid accidental Windows key...

Really nice keyboard, very well designed and very robust. The keys are nice and soft to use and the wrist support is excellent. As an added binus, the color changing lights look cool too, especially in low light. It's USB so just plug it in and you're away.

Sure, they've been around here and there. People who don't care or don't know about mechanical keyboards keep the market for them alive and well.

There is a sense though that the G213 lacks a wow factor. If you prefer your keyboards mechanical, and fully gaming orientated, then this is a clear downgrade. It's a solid offering and worth a look at the price.