Great keyboard , smooth and stylish , lots of colour options and game default modes . A lot of keyboard for a good price

NOT mechanical but works great

The Logitech G213 Prodigy RGB Gaming Keyboard isn't a looker at first glance when compared to other grandeur gaming keyboards out there but it isn't trying to be. What it aims to be is giving you the best quality that Logitech can offer at a much more affordable price.

Great product!

Logitech’s G213 Prodigy can be defined with an American term, and that’s “half in the bag.” I think that they could have done much better while keeping the price close to the present one. Right now, it looks like Logitech really wanted something with RGB to market it towards gamers.

If we take into account a large number of features it offers and its price (MSRP $70), the G213 Prodigy from Logitech is an excellent device for a membrane-based keyboard; With its RGB lighting and dome-shaped keys, it will appeal to numerous players out there.

The most significant problem for the keyboard is the quality of the keys; I know that this issue can be somewhat mitigated by the fact that it’s not all that expensive; You could say that it’s a tradeoff made by Logitech for a lower price, but the irony is that it’s a good peripheral otherwise.

The G213 impresses in several key areas: its mechanical-style typing action is robust and impressive, and it has good features for media playback and day-to-day use. Its build quality and lighting could both be better, though, and it’s physically larger than its rivals.

Satisfying; impressive typing action; Loads of media keys; Plenty of features elsewhere

Mediocre build quality; Underwhelming lighting; Larger than rivals

The Logitech G213 Prodigy Gaming Keyboard ($69.99) is an entry-level gaming keyboard with some of the bells and whistles gamers look for, but at a price that is more palatable to mom and dad. It gives you some gaming specialization, though Logitech saves money by using conventional membrane switches instead of the snappier mechanical kind, and corners are cut in a few other areas. Think of it as a gaming keyboard with training wheels, and you're most of the way there. Design and Features The G213 Prodigy($46.99 at Amazon) looks like an office PC keyboard when off, with tall keycaps and a full keyset including offset arrow keys, a numeric keypad, and a separate row of F1-F12 keys along the top. A set of media keys and two more dedicated function keys (gaming and lighting) are the only additional keys you wouldn't find on a bare-bones keyboard. The G213 Prodigy measures 8.6 by 17.8 by 1.3 inches (HWD) and weighs 2.4 pounds. That's not insignificant, though it is (a bit) more compac...

Although priced reasonably with customizable lighting, anti-ghosting, and configurable function keys, the Logitech G213 Prodigy Gaming Keyboard falls short for the hard-core gamer.

Multiple lighting schemes; Syncs with other Logitech G products; Liquid resistant; Affordable

Mushy membrane keys; Demonstrates some flex; Lacks separate macro keys

Backlit keyboard perfect in all lighting environments

Got a lemon. Keen to get a new one...

Comfortable, responsive, great size - not too big/small. Customizable synced lighting. Love it.