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

I despise noisy and pricey mechanisms and like membranes instead, but it has become next to impossible to track down one that is in excellent condition, has a clean aesthetic, is of great quality, and includes a wrist rest. Classic Mitsumi, which have been discontinued for a very long time, yet are ideal. With high hopes, I purchased this keyboard from Logitech. Extremely peculiar artifact; unusual pressure is applied to the pointed corners of the buttons. All the large backspace keys rattle and are pressed differently than letters and digits, the space bar is too light and needs to be pressed in the middle, and it sticks a little. Incomprehensible mechanics of buttons, in general. This is not even a plunger keyboard; rather, it's the most basic membrane with which they attempted to create an unintelligible mechanism based on subjective experience. and the result was completely unexpected. The keyboard's RGB illumination can be disabled with a button or the accompanying software, however this setting is not saved, so every time the machine starts up (or shuts down), the keyboard flashes through the entire spectrum of colors. I require clowning now! What's the point of all this chaos? Logitech partakes in tastelessness. Yes, and the unneeded color backlight feature comes at an inflated price. You'll laugh at this next backlight because it flickers like an outdated computer screen. It appears that a PWM chip is present. In conclusion, this is the first high-button keyboard on which I have ever felt so out of place. I just couldn't adjust (and didn't want to, because it's just bad physics). Disappointed.