Review on Logitech G213 Prodigy Gaming Keyboard - BLACK 💻 - LIGHTSYNC RGB Backlit, Spill-Resistant, Customizable & Dedicated Multi-Media Keys by Jnis Uptis ᠌

Since I frequently work at night, I've been using an inexpensive lighted keyboard for the past two or three years. The illumination, as well as the way the keys were laid out and sized, was abhorrent. Since I kept smearing it somewhere throughout its operation, I was unable to become touch-typing addicted for a number of years. I initially investigated keyboards in the price range up to 1,500, but I later came to the conclusion that since I don't replace them frequently, it can be more expensive but superior. The Logitech G213 is what I recommend. It will take you ten seconds to adjust. The ideal keyboard for touch typing makes it feel as though my fingers can "see" the appropriate characters. I'm not sure how to explain it. Fortunately, I also received a box with a keyboard with seals, which is currently unusual for domestic stores. I had no issues with sticking or uneven keystrokes. My fingers on the keyboard are roughly where they would be on a piano, therefore I don't use it. For some people, the stand will be a positive; for others, it will be a drawback. The game mode, which is enabled by the key, and the binds just for the F key are comparable in that I don't use them. But because I play simulators, I employ backlighting by zones. Five zones are sufficient for me; someone may need to alter the illumination of each key, which is only present in previous models. Some may argue that this price for a membrane keyboard is excessive, but in reality, this is a problem that impacts many keyboards, including the dollar exchange rate. Sincerity be damned, for me, quality and use are more important than whether something is mechanical or membrane. Prior to that, I had and still have a Logitech G-102 mouse. It is now under $2,000, does not have a beautiful design, but technologically it is the best mouse for both work and play. The same is true of this keyboard. It currently fights back with all of its worth for me personally.