A great keyboard if you are not worried about Lighting. This is keyboard along with a mouse I purchased have lead to a return to Gaming.

Use this to play hero's of the storm, and Overwatch. Bluetooth wouldn't stay connected, and light-speed cant share the same USB adapter as the mouse's (G603) lights-peed adapter, requiring two usb ports to be used up given Bluetooth didn't work.

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The Logitech G613 wireless keyboard were made for those who hate cables. The setup process for the keyboard was blissfully simple – plug the dongle in and flick a switch, and voila!

Wireless peripherals can be stressful. Sure, we all love being free from the tether, but as time goes on worries about responsiveness linger in the back of the mind like an unwelcome friend.

In recent years mechanical keyboards have seen something of a resurgence in popularity, especially among gamers. The possibility of endless customization using button caps, when combined with better tactile feedback, make for a tantalizing proposition.

Logitech G603 and G613 LightSpeed Wireless Peripherals LegitReviews recently had the opportunity to review the Logitech G703 LightSpeed Wireless Gaming mouse, along with the new PowerPlay Wireless Charging System, with both earning some awards along the way.

If you can stomach Romer-G switches though, the G613 is a decent option for living room use. It will last for months on end, is thin enough to tuck under or beside the couch, has a set of macro keys if you want to quickly launch your favorite programs, has large and accessible media keys, and is...

If you've ever had a wireless keyboard, especially mechanical ones, you'll know that they often times are so painful to set up (no thanks to Windows 10) that you'll get sick of the process and just stick to a cabled connection after some time.