Logitech - G213 Prodigy

I've had a G213 for over 1 and a half years now. Its full size, all plastic and cheap as dirt. Use it every day for my coding job + gaming at night. All keys are still in perfect condition and not a single problem so far. Definitely not the best quality, but even if the thing decides to die on me tomorrow the amount of time it has served me has definitely paid for itself many times over already. Would definitely recomend it as a budget option.

I have a G213, it’s good but sometimes you need to put a bit of paper under some keys that don’t register input/count double, for me that was the known space key that works only when fully clicked, the A key and the H key. If you buy it use it first, not always the same keys.

Very nice, i wanted to buy it to replace my old g 213 prodgy, but it wasnt available in german, so i went with the 815 instead

Unfortunately no :(. G413/G513/G915 - all the latest line had a lot of problems with quality. If you want Logitech, better get the cheapest membrane G213. Maybe G515 is better, but it's TKL only and... I would wait at least a year to see if they start failing too.

Used my G213 for 6 years. Extremely good keyboard despite the price/naming convention. Finally the A key accumulated too much dust and became hard to press, so I wanted to purchase a new Logitech keyboard. Switched to a G815 (because no Turkish G915, thanks Logi) and immediately the top-left G light has random dimming problems after a few months. Tapping it fixes it, or makes it worse, so it seems like a loose cable, which I could fix myself, if only Logitech didn't use explicit stickers to make sure you void your warranty on opening. Sent it to be repaired under warranty, and the only authorized Logitech repair company in my country basically told me there are no problems with the keyboard, despite photo/video proof.

I have a g213 and I like it for medaum use .... Its kinda big and the wrist wrest is passable at best if you are using it with a laptop is it going to move with you or are you planning to use it in a set space The real thing we need to know befor offering advice is what do you want to achieve with it

In that case you may want to think about shifting out to a diferent brand corsair would be my go to mainstream option With that said my g213 gets a lot of use and abuse and is still decent

Mmm ok well I'm not sure about both shown but the g213 (first one) isint mechanical ... Its mech dome and not horrific .... The only mechanicals I have are corsair one using cherry's and one using the corsair switches so I haven't used logi ones Lol also only put mechanical keyboards in really high use places so my main pc in my office and the one that sits at work if I actually have to go in

I've had my Logitech g213 prodigy since 2020 and it's still working like new. I think it should be under £50

You really can't go wrong with the Logitech G series. I have a [Logitech G213 Prodigy](https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-keyboards/g213-rgb-gaming-keyboard.920-008083.html) because I'm a hundred moths in a human skin suit and like the lights, and I really cannot go without the 10-key. It feels really nice, I like the way it sounds when I type (it's not super loud like a mechanical keyboard). It's a bit big but I have long feengees so it works out. And it pairs nicely with my Logitech G402 Hyperion mouse! :3