Logitech products are defined by their build quality and after sales support. This one has aluminium chasis which feels sturdy and premium. Also has Logitech's own Romer-G are the best, better than any other in market with life of 80million strokes compared to 50million in cherry mx.

Just a heads up... If you are expecting a click, this keyboard doesn't have it. Furthermore, it uses non-standard switches, so no hope of swapping them. It's overly sensitive, at times my fingers will just be resting on the keys and I'll accidentally enter a keystroke.

Bought this 2 weeks ago or so, the build quality is exceptional and the romer g switches feel nice for gaming

Excellent keyboard for gaming with solid keys Heavy item too so won't move around whilst playing 1 star knocked off for slow Very delivery

This keyboard has comfortable key switches and has a bright, glowing design. It's competent and comfortable, and it seems to be able to withstand repetitive, forceful tapping.

Everything ok

Ticks all the right boxes. After a couple of weeks heavy use I have to say I prefer the Romer-g switches to cherry. Would love to see a cut down version without number pad too.

Would certainly recommend to any gamer. My grandson is on it as soon as he is in from school - he thinks it is ace.

Logitech's G413 is a mid-range gaming keyboard that comes with competitive features, a sturdy design and a brilliant set of key switches. It comes in two specifications: Carbon (black base with red lighting) and Silver (silver base with white lighting).

Attractive design; Quality key switches; USB passthrough is useful

Single-colour backlighting; No dedicated macro keys

While RGB lighting and macro keys might seem like all the rage in gaming keyboards, all those extra features add up. Between the Roccat Suora and HyperX Alloy FPS, it's clear there's a demand for affordable keyboards with a straightforward design and fewer gimmicks.

Sturdy build quality; Sophisticated; refined design; Full-on mechanical switches

No dedicated media buttons; Slow USB 2.0 pass through