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...

All the good points about the keyboard are as others have already pointed out. I will not re-write them here. However, once issue I am facing is that the wrist rest is at a steep angle, and it is slippery. My wrists keep sliding off!

Awesome keyboard Great rolling lights or stationary and lots of colours, great to use on long gaming session and works as a great addition to my stacked logitech devices

Awesome keyboard Great rolling lights or stationary and lots of colours, great to use on long gaming session and works as a great addition to my stacked logitech devices

This product does not need to be ￡60 it doesn't even deserve to be ￡10 on top of the terrible refund policies of maplin it is a definite terrible product

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 upgrade from a normal keyboard. Keys are nice and precise and instant once pressed. Makes a big difference to my gaming. Would recommend for anyone who wants an upgrade at a good price.

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

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.

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.