Logitech G413 Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with USB Passthrough – Carbon
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Jul 26 – Aug 1
Style: G413 Carbon
Pattern: Keyboard Only
Features
- The Romer-Gmechanical switch is purpose-built for pro-grade performance, responsiveness and durability.
- Romer-G is also purpose-designed for precise and clean lighting through the keycap. Keys are always visible and never distracting, especially during late night gaming sessions
- Additional USB cable connects the USB pass-through port to its own input for 100% power throughout and data speed. Plug in a device to charge or plug in a mouse to charge your adversaries
- FULL FUNCTION KEYS: Function (FN) keys let you control volume, play and pause, skip track, mute, toggle lighting, enter game mode, etc.
- The brushed aluminum-magnesium alloy top case serves as the keyboards backbone. The result is a minimal design balanced with a full set of features
Description
G413 Mechanical Backlit Gaming Keyboard delivers unrivaled performance, technologies and features in a thoughtfully balanced design. Featuring Romer- Gswitches, G413 provides unparalleled speed, responsiveness and durability. System Requirements = Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7 , USB port (for keyboard) , Second USB port (for USB pass through port) and (Optional) Internet access for Logitech G HUB .
Brand: Logitech G
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Keyboard Description: Gaming
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming
Special Feature: Backlit
Color: G413 Carbon
Number of Keys: 104
Style: G413 Carbon
Product Dimensions: 17.5"L x 5.1"W x 1.4"H
Brand: Logitech G
Series: 920-008300
Item model number: 920-008300
Hardware Platform: PC
Operating System: Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows 10
Item Weight: 2.43 pounds
Product Dimensions: 1.4 x 17.5 x 5.1 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 1.4 x 17.5 x 5.1 inches
Color: G413 Carbon
Number of Processors: 1
Power Source: Corded Electric
Batteries: 2 AA batteries required.
Department: keyboard
Manufacturer: Logitech
Language: English
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: April 6, 2017
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Style: G413 Carbon
Pattern: Keyboard Only
Working from home right now, and was using a Razer Black Widow Tournament Edition with their proprietary green switches (much like Cherry MX blues). My wife also works from home and we share an office, and the keyboard was just SOO loud. So I wanted something quieter and also easier to type due to some arthritis in my fingers. I like Logitech, and since I already have a Logitech mouse (G502) it made sense to look for unified software so I didn't have to have so many running at once. Not even counting the shenanigans of Razer's Synapse. So now on to the Logitech G413: Looks: The board has a solid, clean look. It doesn't have extra buttons, which I like (I have tried other keyboards with extra macro keys on the left of the keyboard, this caused some typing errors due to my muscle memory using the end keys to index. With extra G-keys, it caused a problem with this.) and overall the keyboard is very minimalistic. It comes only with red backlighting, which is fine since I have a red and black color scheme for my computer. The backlighting can be turned to various levels of brightness, or off. You can also make it do a breathing effect, which I never use. I leave it at the second to brightest setting, and static. Feel: The keyboard is very sturdy, with no deck flex. The keys themselves have no wobble, and have a matte finish. This takes a little big of getting used to, since the fingers don't necessarily slide from one to another as easily as shiny keys, but they do prevent a lot of grease build up. The height and adjustments put the keyboard at a great angle. The Romer-G keys are probably the main reason I chose this keyboard. A lot of people really seem to dislike them, mostly it seems because they don't work with customizable key caps and can't be replaced. This is a non-issue for me. I just wanted a keyboard to work and to leave as is. I like the keys and switch feel, even though some have compared them closer to rubber domes than to the Cherry MX Brown tactiles they're often claimed to be similar to. Overall, I like the switches and the keys. Features: This works with the Logitech Gaming Software or the the newer software; however, I like to use the older LGS software as its a lot more minimalistic. You have options to bind G keys to your F keys with the toggle on the keyboard, similar to layers on smaller keyboard layouts. I never use them, personally. But they are there if you want them to be. Overall: I like this keyboard a lot. It's much quieter than the Razer, and I think the construction is a bit better quality. It doesn't come with a wrist rest, which is a drawback. I did buy a Razer full-sized wrist rest to use with it, and it matches up quite well. I would definitely recommend this to a prospective keyboard buyer who just wants a basic mechanical keyboard that works, with little frill and quiet but confident typing ability.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2020 by Meggiewegs
Style: G413 Carbon
Pattern: Keyboard Only
Little early 5 star review but I absolutely love this keyboard! Migrated from a ROCCAT ISKU keyboard and bought this because of the good reviews and because I missed the tactile feel of my old ABS M1 mechanical keyboard. Reason I left the M1 in the first place is that the Black Alps switches were just too dang loud. My wife would complain that she could hear me typing in the other room. The Romer switches on the 413 are still decently loud but very tolerable. Personally, I like a loud switch but it can be intrusive to other people in the house. PROS: Love the feel and sound of this keyboard. Looks amazing! The layout and minimal but very useful features are great. Personally really like the gaming mode where it disables the WINDOWS key. Price wasn't bad at $84 right here on Amazon. Also made use of the optional keys for WASD gaming. CONS: Haven't really found one yet. You might need a wrist rest if you do a lot of typing. Haven't needed one for gaming so thats not an issue for me. One issue I had was the space bar had a sharp, snappy/clicky noise sometimes and I was on the edge of returning it.. But I removed the key and fiddled with it a bit and all is well. All in all I highly recommend this keyboard. The price is a great point for what feels like a top quality mechanical keyboard with minimal features but ones you will actually use. My ROCCAT keyboard had way to many keys that I never used and most just got in the way and were usually hit on accident. Thumbs up!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2017 by JAC JAC
Style: G413 Carbon
Pattern: Keyboard Only
My old keyboard died and I needed a new one ASAP. This one was on sale and didn't have too many clunky extra features a lot of other "gaming" mechanical keyboards have. From the unboxing, I already loved how minimalist the packaging was. Efficient. This keyboard has your standard layout: no crazy buttons all over the place, no weird sized shift keys or anything. It seems they went with a sleek design with the way the keys are raised on the metal plate on top. If any hair or dust falls in between the keys, instead of getting stuck in a "pit" in the keyboard, one can just brush it off easily, as the metal plate is flat. Keys themselves are responsive and much quieter than my previous keyboard that had brown mx switches. The red LED on the keys I'm actually not a fan of (too bright even on the lowest brightness), but I tend to have those off because they are distracting anyway. Edges of the keyboard are slim (1/4 inch from the nearest key to the edge on all sides). It's compact without being a "compact" keyboard just by utilizing space well. Look at the pictures and compare with other "gaming" mechanical keyboards. The USB cable is firmly attached and has a mesh protective wiring, so it would be pretty hard to unintentionally damage the cable. The double USB cable was a little confusing at first, but the second one is just a "pass-through" to the USB slot on the keyboard. Essentially, you don't have to reach behind your PC to plug in something with the second USB cable plugged in. Keyboard still works without using the second USB too if you have no slots left. Honestly, this has everything I want in a keyboard. I don't need any fancy bells or whistles (although this does have some if you want). I just wanted a mechanical keyboard with a standard keyboard layout that is sturdy. The efficient use of space on the keyboard makes me one happy camper. A lot of other mechanical keyboards are just way too big for a keyboard tray. I've been trying to find an excuse to buy a second one, just as a backup or a gift, or something. I LOVE this keyboard. Buy it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2017 by Thomas L