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.

Over our years of testing mechanical keyboards, we've come to the conclusion that all serious PC users, whether they are gamers, professional typists, or tech enthusiasts, should jump onto the mechanical keyboard bandwagon.

Only name-brand wireless mechanical keyboard on the market; offers both Bluetooth and proprietary wireless; built in wrist rest

Too expensive; no backlighting; Romer-G switches don't quite match the competition; exterior lacks a premium "feel

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.

The Logitech G613 is an excellent wireless gaming keyboard, and offers a decent typing experience too.

Solid design; Excellent wireless connectivity; Works for gaming and regular typing

No backlighting; No USB passthrough

Logitech G series is for serious gamers and others, like me, who understand that gaming technology, especially mechanical key switches and Hero optical mice sensors, can add a new productivity dimension to office work too.

Lightspped wireless really works for gamers; good for office use too

None really

I had another logitech keyboard (non-mechanical), but I was not enjoying it. However, I have had many great logitech buys over the years, I'm quite loyal to the brand. I learnt touch typing at school many years ago, and I was right to think that I deserved a better keyboard. This one is marvellous.

For the last 7 years I've been working exclusively from a laptop keyboard. Before that, my last full keyboard was the Logitech MX Revolution wireless combo. It was always "okay" but I don't remember ever loving it. Last week I purchased the g613 from Micro Center in Marietta, GA, and I LOVE IT!

If you've followed us here at Techaeris for any length of time, you know a few of us are avid gamers and love our mechanical keyboards . There are definitely plenty of choices out there, most of the wired variety.

Responsive Romer-G mechanical switches; On the quiet side of the mechanical keyboard spectrum; Wireless and Bluetooth options for dual device support; Customizable macro keys; LGS pretty easy to use; heat map functionality included; On/off switch to extend battery life; Long battery life with AA...

Bland non-descript design; Wrist rest non-removable; No NUM LOCK light; Buttons on the keyboard look a little cheap; Still requires USB port on your computer

Wireless keyboards and mechanical switches don't go together. Or, at least, they haven't before. There are plenty of sensible reasons for the divide between the two technologies, primary of which is the usual proximity between keyboard and PC.

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...