Review on Logitech G613 Lightspeed Wireless Mechanical by Mateusz Majchrzak ᠌

If you need a wireless mechanical keyboard in stock - a good option, you can put up with the minuses Has some pros: 1 - wireless mechanical keyboard 2 - normal quality of the keys, it feels like mechanics 3 - does not require switching on and off - falls asleep and wakes up by itself, while the first press, from which I woke up, immediately works 4 - it works for about a year on the supplied batteries, and I never changed it, despite the fact that I sit at the computer every day (always in working mode, I don’t see the point in the game) 5 - the key binding is more rigid than the MX. This is both a plus (they do not fly out when accidentally touched) and a minus (remove all the keys for cleaning - a lot of work), but rather a plus Cons below: 1 - side additional keys - obviously superfluous and require getting used to. It becomes more difficult to find ESC or TAB by touch, and sometimes you press them instead of ESC. Also, they are set to F1-F6 by default, Logitech software is required for reconfiguration, and when the software is removed, the settings are not saved - the keys become F1-F6 again. It would be better if these keys were not there, I pulled them out so that they were at least lower. 2 - the quality of the toggle switches is mediocre, I do not advise you to turn on / off and switch modes daily, because switches may break. There is also no point in this (see advantages) 3 - dust sticks a lot - but almost all keyboards are like that 4 - difficult to disassemble for cleaning, many hidden screws and easy to break the keyboard