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Logitech G413 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Romer-G with USB Pass Through, UK Layout - Carbon for £44.99(£40.49 Student) Delivered @ Amazon UK

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Logitech G413 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard delivers unrivalled performance, as well as enhanced technologies and features. Featuring Roomer-G switches used by eSports professional fissional worldwide, G413 Professional vides unparalleled speed, responsiveness and durability. Beauty in details makes G413 a keyboard with presence. The lightweight, high-strength 5052 aluminium alloy top case adds rigidity and a premium look while achieving the slim, blade-like form factor

G413 is balanced with just the right features: Precision backlit keys, on-board USB pass-through and integrated media keys. Underneath, G413 has a few surprises with mouse and headset cable management, plus adjustable-height feet with rubber stabilisers for confidence during intense gameplay. Durability: 70 million keypresses, actuation distance: 1.5 mm, actuation force: 45 g, total travel distance: 3.0 mm.

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Gaming keyboard
Gaming keycaps
Keycap puller
User documentation

Features & details
The

Romer-G mechanical switch is purpose built for pro-grade performance, responsiveness and durability
Prec
ision key lighting: Romer-G is also purpose-designed for precise and clean lighting through the keycap; keys are always visible and never distracting, especially during night gaming sessions
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raft-grade aluminium alloy: Minimal design and balanced with a full set of features; with a focus on high-end finish and performance, G413 is crafted from the high-grade materials
USB
pass-through: Convenience and speed are directly within reach; the additional, dedicated USB cable connects the USB pass-through port to its own input for 100 percent power throughput and data speed
Full
function keys: Function (FN) keys let you control volume, play and pause, skip track, mute, toggle lighting, enter game mode; G413 is packed with the features gamers need with the simple design
6 fe
et Cable. Romer-G is the stealth assassin of mechanical gaming keyboard switches

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5th Aug

ukez05/08/2019 08:43
It's a nice keyboard but not on par with my mechanical Corsair one. Also, …It's a nice keyboard but not on par with my mechanical Corsair one. Also, if you ever want to customise your keycaps like you can on cherry MX keys you've got next to zero chance as next to no one makes after market caps for these Romer-G keys. At the very most you can do customising wise is change all your keys to use the top of the range Orion Logitech keyboard caps as the top of the range Logitech keyboard has exactly the same Romer G switches, but I'll tell you now you won't want to use those Orion key caps as a set of replacement keys which are only slightly different will cost you over £30, which is over 50% of the original cost of the keyboard you've just ordered so what's the point?As nice looking as this keyboard is it doesn't feel as nice as MX keys and your LED choice / options is dimming and off. As someone that owns a Corsair with MX switches which can take hundreds of different options of custom and after market keys that can just allow you to make the keyboard more in line with your personal preference I'd say buy a mechanical with Cherry MX or something else more popular than Romer G switch keyboards.

And at the point you show me a Corsair mechanical keyboard for £45 I'll get one

5th Aug

kilboy05/08/2019 09:13
And at the point you show me a Corsair mechanical keyboard for £45 I'll …And at the point you show me a Corsair mechanical keyboard for £45 I'll get one

My point is this is a supposed mechanical keyboard but it doesn't feel like it, so what's the point?

If the key switches felt like cherry MX then I'd totally see your point with regards to the price comparison pound for pound.

But your comparing something that doesn't feel like it's meant to with something else that does what it says on the tin.

Also, you don't have to get Corsair keyboards, their are many others out there which feel better.

I'm not telling you to put you off buying it, I'm giving you free advice as someone that actually owns this exact model keyboard uamong others already and doesn't think it's all that. It does look nice, but that's about it.

If you go to the pcworld or somewhere where they have Logitech, razor, Corsair and others side by side and then try them out you will see for yourself exactly what I'm saying.

If you want a proper mechanical keyboard why get something that half does the job.for half the money?

The fact that pretty much no one including the majority of the usual Chinese copy cats can't even be bothered to make custom keycaps for Romer G switches pretty much sums up how popular they are.

Nearly every single after market keycaps you see on Amazon, eBay, AliExpress, gearbest and other more keyboard specific stores mostly offer custom keycaps of all shapes and sizes for cherry MX switches and others but not Romer G, but hey don't take my word for it Google it yourself.

Or is it you just want a keyboard that just states mechanical keyboard on the box for the sake of saying you have one?

5th Aug

It's a nice keyboard but not on par with my mechanical Corsair one. Also, if you ever want to customise your keycaps like you can on cherry MX keys you've got next to zero chance as next to no one makes after market caps for these Romer-G keys.

At the very most you can do customising wise is change all your keys to use the top of the range Orion Logitech keyboard caps as the top of the range Logitech keyboard has exactly the same Romer G switches, but I'll tell you now you won't want to use those Orion key caps as a set of replacement keys which are only slightly different will cost you over £30, which is over 50% of the original cost of the keyboard you've just ordered so what's the point?

As nice looking as this keyboard is it doesn't feel as nice as MX keys and your LED choice / options is dimming and off.

As someone that owns a Corsair with MX switches which can take hundreds of different options of custom and after market keys that can just allow you to make the keyboard more in line with your personal preference I'd say buy a mechanical with Cherry MX or something else more popular than Romer G switch keyboards.

Edited by: "ukez" 5th Aug

6th Aug

bob_regis06/08/2019 15:35
I saw snazzy labs do this but I think he used a 3d printer. Are you able …I saw snazzy labs do this but I think he used a 3d printer. Are you able to share more details.

I certainly can, but the cost might make a few bargain hunters here wince somewhat. The build consists of the following:

Vortex Pok3r PCB (from doner board £130)
Vortex Pok3r plate (from doner board)
Cherry MX Blue switches (from doner board)
Falbatech Bamboo Case (£50)
DSA Coffee House keycaps from Signature Plastics (£130)

I have a handcrafted Maplewood spacebar that's just come through the post which cost £50 (not pictured).

And I have a custom USB cable coming £25 to finish the build.

Expensive hobby this...

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5th Aug

Cheers actually ordered this last night @ £54.95, just cancelled and re-ordered

5th Aug

Had this on my camelcamelcamel, you beat me to it

5th Aug

Thanks!! Cancelled my previous order from last week at £54.

5th Aug

Can someone explain the deal with mechanical keyboards to me? I don't get it.

5th Aug

Edited by: "ukez" 5th Aug

5th Aug

ukez05/08/2019 08:43
It's a nice keyboard but not on par with my mechanical Corsair one. Also, …It's a nice keyboard but not on par with my mechanical Corsair one. Also, if you ever want to customise your keycaps like you can on cherry MX keys you've got next to zero chance as next to no one makes after market caps for these Romer-G keys. At the very most you can do customising wise is change all your keys to use the top of the range Orion Logitech keyboard caps as the top of the range Logitech keyboard has exactly the same Romer G switches, but I'll tell you now you won't want to use those Orion key caps as a set of replacement keys which are only slightly different will cost you over £30, which is over 50% of the original cost of the keyboard you've just ordered so what's the point?As nice looking as this keyboard is it doesn't feel as nice as MX keys and your LED choice / options is dimming and off. As someone that owns a Corsair with MX switches which can take hundreds of different options of custom and after market keys that can just allow you to make the keyboard more in line with your personal preference I'd say buy a mechanical with Cherry MX or something else more popular than Romer G switch keyboards.

And at the point you show me a Corsair mechanical keyboard for £45 I'll get one

5th Aug

Loreki05/08/2019 08:36
Can someone explain the deal with mechanical keyboards to me? I don't get …Can someone explain the deal with mechanical keyboards to me? I don't get it.

No. Because I don't know you well enough to explain it using a point a of reference that I know that you would understand. Suffice to say that; if you use a computer for more than an hour a day and you: can afford it: value your experience using your computer: play multiplayer competitive games, then I think you may benefit from using a mechanical keyboard.

5th Aug

Cattle05/08/2019 09:25
No. Because I don't know you well enough to explain it using a point a of …No. Because I don't know you well enough to explain it using a point a of reference that I know that you would understand. Suffice to say that; if you use a computer for more than an hour a day and you: can afford it: value your experience using your computer: play multiplayer competitive games, then I think you may benefit from using a mechanical keyboard.

Ah, well I only tend to play multiplayer coop games. So I think I'll give it a miss then.

5th Aug

kilboy05/08/2019 09:13
And at the point you show me a Corsair mechanical keyboard for £45 I'll …And at the point you show me a Corsair mechanical keyboard for £45 I'll get one

5th Aug

Thanks ordered. Needed a keyboard for a new build and the price drop has helped make my decision easier

5th Aug

ukez05/08/2019 10:58
My point is this is a supposed mechanical keyboard but it doesn't feel …My point is this is a supposed mechanical keyboard but it doesn't feel like it, so what's the point?If the key switches felt like cherry MX then I'd totally see your point with regards to the price comparison pound for pound

How exactly does a Cherry MX keyswitch feel? The last time I checked there were at least 6 different types with various levels of activation force, travel and 'clickiness'. *edit* Wikipedia reckons there are 13 types now: en.wikipedia.org/wik…ds)

I changed from Cherry MX Black switches (linear activation and silent) on a SteelSeries 7G to the Romer-G keys on the G413 and I'm pretty happy with the G413. The fact that the G413 comes with spare set of frequently used keys, a keycap puller and an independent USB socket on the back are a real plus, especially at this price.

5th Aug

Berwhale05/08/2019 12:31
How exactly does a Cherry MX keyswitch feel? The last time I checked …How exactly does a Cherry MX keyswitch feel? The last time I checked there were at least 6 different types with various levels of activation force, travel and 'clickiness'. *edit* Wikipedia reckons there are 13 types now: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherry_(keyboards)#Cherry_MX_switches_in_consumer_keyboardsI changed from Cherry MX Black switches (linear activation and silent) on a SteelSeries 7G to the Romer-G keys on the G413 and I'm pretty happy with the G413. The fact that the G413 comes with spare set of frequently used keys, a keycap puller and an independent USB socket on the back are a real plus, especially at this price.

Which is why I stated go to pcworld or something so you he can get a better comparison and feel between different manufacturers keyboards, or Romer-G versus whatever else is on offer.

You haven't got to get all defensive or take my opinion or word for it, their are ton of posts on many different forums all of which are stating the same thing.

The keyboard has some pros like the visual design, the material ain't bad, but me personally I can't stand Romer G switches. Well, not the existing generation anyway and I hate the fact that you can't buy any custom keycaps for them.

Feel free to post a some if you can find them. I mean you might find an occasional key here and there but that's about as exciting as it gets.

As for having constant red LEDS, that too gets old very quick.

5th Aug

Have a look at some of these beauties and customisations versus the generic ones.
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5th Aug

Loreki05/08/2019 08:36
Can someone explain the deal with mechanical keyboards to me? I don't get …Can someone explain the deal with mechanical keyboards to me? I don't get it.

Mechanical keyboards last longer than your standard soft touch buttons. Made to last several years of daily use. You can customize them aswell to how much pressure you want for key to register. Some are noisy aswell. Youll need to get used to them.

5th Aug

I love this keyboard. Tried a few: corsair k70 low profile, roccat Vulcan and then settled on this because it had the nicest feel, better to type on and felt solid. My fingers also didn't miss the keys as it did with other keyboards, for whatever reason. I got the tactile version (similar to brown switches) prefer them the most. I also bought a separate leather wrist rest for it. Been looking out for the silver model going cheap for my iMac at home. This one is used daily in the office for Windows. Just my 2 cents etc - take it as you will.

5th Aug

Loreki05/08/2019 08:36
Can someone explain the deal with mechanical keyboards to me? I don't get …Can someone explain the deal with mechanical keyboards to me? I don't get it.

Mechanical switches have nice feedback when typing and playing games, especialy blue switches.

5th Aug

Wear in central london can I go to test out all of these keyboards?

5th Aug

This or the Red dragon K552 for £27 from Amazon at the moment?

Edited by: "petexml" 5th Aug

5th Aug

If this was wireless I would have got it!!! Anybody know of a cheap gaming keyboard with rgb that has a USB pass through. It would mean so much to me. I have been looking out for nearly a year now and haven’t found one. Please help me out

6th Aug

bob_regis05/08/2019 20:44
Wear in central london can I go to test out all of these keyboards?

PC World by Warren Street has a gaming section at the back with a range of peripherals on display

6th Aug

one great keyboard, if I already would't have new (also Logitech, different model), would go with this one

6th Aug

Muhammad_Patel05/08/2019 21:07
If this was wireless I would have got it!!! Anybody know of a cheap gaming …If this was wireless I would have got it!!! Anybody know of a cheap gaming keyboard with rgb that has a USB pass through. It would mean so much to me. I have been looking out for nearly a year now and haven’t found one. Please help me out

you won't get a good wireless keyboard for gaming - needless extra price and lag when you'd be at a desk.

Loreki05/08/2019 08:36
Can someone explain the deal with mechanical keyboards to me? I don't get …Can someone explain the deal with mechanical keyboards to me? I don't get it.

primarily the feedback you get when pressing a key, which depends on switch type on mechanical keyboards. for gaming you need anti-ghosting (being able to use multiple keys at once, think sprinting then jumping plus direction) and cheap membrane keyboards can't handle that as a key press smushes a rubber dome causing a printed circuit to close, but on mechanical each key is a separate switch. different switch types need deeper presses or make a click when they register but in general gaming keyboards will use red/browns so you don't need to worry about that.

basically the keys have both more resistance and better depression so you can feel when you press a mechanical key. there are semi-mechanical keyboards that either have switches under the most used keys (wasd etc.) or use membrane with sprung keys but both of those are cost-cutting measures - i'll not go back to membrane keyboards as the key register is far worse and they tend to break after a while (and be very susceptible to spills). a good mechanical will last you years longer than a cheap keyboard, though you'll pay a lot for extras like media buttons and RGB backlighting.

6th Aug

ukez05/08/2019 08:43
It's a nice keyboard but not on par with my mechanical Corsair one. Also, …It's a nice keyboard but not on par with my mechanical Corsair one. Also, if you ever want to customise your keycaps like you can on cherry MX keys you've got next to zero chance as next to no one makes after market caps for these Romer-G keys. At the very most you can do customising wise is change all your keys to use the top of the range Orion Logitech keyboard caps as the top of the range Logitech keyboard has exactly the same Romer G switches, but I'll tell you now you won't want to use those Orion key caps as a set of replacement keys which are only slightly different will cost you over £30, which is over 50% of the original cost of the keyboard you've just ordered so what's the point?As nice looking as this keyboard is it doesn't feel as nice as MX keys and your LED choice / options is dimming and off. As someone that owns a Corsair with MX switches which can take hundreds of different options of custom and after market keys that can just allow you to make the keyboard more in line with your personal preference I'd say buy a mechanical with Cherry MX or something else more popular than Romer G switch keyboards.

Largely agree here. I bought this a while back when it was on a similar offer. They keys are quite mushy so you dont get that usual mech keyboard clicky feedback. Its a decent keyboard if you are planning on using for typing in an office and you dont want to annoy everyone with the massive amounts of clicks, otherwise I would avoid.

6th Aug

Highly recommended this keyboard. Have had it a few months and is my first mech keyboard so can't really compare it other mech. But for the price you can't go wrong.

6th Aug

How does it compare to orion g910?

6th Aug

Ordered but i hope it feels good you know in both feel and sound, i like the quiet & feel of the dell kb212

6th Aug

I have this keyboard and it’s stunning. Really good for gamers and is easy to clean and just overall good quality. Heat added

6th Aug

I have this very happy with it .

6th Aug

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This is my custom board - I built it a couple of weeks ago!

6th Aug

Chojiin06/08/2019 15:11
https://photos.app.goo.gl/RLKn2JxpPbdvfUoJ7This is my custom board - I …https://photos.app.goo.gl/RLKn2JxpPbdvfUoJ7This is my custom board - I built it a couple of weeks ago!

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6th Aug

Chojiin06/08/2019 15:11
https://photos.app.goo.gl/RLKn2JxpPbdvfUoJ7This is my custom board - I …https://photos.app.goo.gl/RLKn2JxpPbdvfUoJ7This is my custom board - I built it a couple of weeks ago!

I saw snazzy labs do this but I think he used a 3d printer. Are you able to share more details.

6th Aug

The Romer-G's are decent, IMO. I've got a G810 (same keyboard with RGB) and I'm very happy with it. Tempted to pick one of these up for work instead of a £7 Logitech mush 'board!

Romer-G isn't trying to be the same as a generic keyboard with bought in Cherry MX or clone switches.

Edited by: "MagicBoy" 6th Aug

6th Aug

bob_regis06/08/2019 15:35
I saw snazzy labs do this but I think he used a 3d printer. Are you able …I saw snazzy labs do this but I think he used a 3d printer. Are you able to share more details.

7th Aug

here is a mechanical keyboard

amazon.co.uk/Tec…p_1

7th Aug

lumsdot07/08/2019 06:25
here is a mechanical …here is a mechanical keyboardhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/TeckNet-Mechanical-Keyboard-Anti-ghosting-Aluminum/dp/B010IIKHBK?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_1

Is that much better buy?

7th Aug

tince07/08/2019 19:21
Is that much better buy?

dont know to be honest, i have this Aukey keyboard, link below, which i think i got in the amazon sale for 20, and i cant fault it

from what i can tell the logitech keyboard has mushy keys

amazon.co.uk/AUK…JEA

8th Aug

So I spent an hour in PC world trying keyboards out. The Logitech ones are great but I found that my touch-typing was much Moreover accurate with the Corsair keyboard cherry reds. They didn't have a cherry blue so couldn't try this.

For me the Logitech is an excellent keyboard and I probably would have been very happy with it if I hadn't tried the Corsair one.

8th Aug

bob_regis08/08/2019 06:33
So I spent an hour in PC world trying keyboards out. The Logitech ones are …So I spent an hour in PC world trying keyboards out. The Logitech ones are great but I found that my touch-typing was much Moreover accurate with the Corsair keyboard cherry reds. They didn't have a cherry blue so couldn't try this.For me the Logitech is an excellent keyboard and I probably would have been very happy with it if I hadn't tried the Corsair one.

a mechanical with reds/browns is ideal for gaming and has lovely feedback when typing (i write this on a CM storm which uses browns), you can tell when you've pressed a key but they aren't too loud (though far louder than membrane/sprung). other switches like blues are more for typing, they make an audible click when they reach their register depth.

i don't think i could go back to a membrane keyboard - i used to put stock in media buttons and shortcut/macro keys but a good keyboard should have dual function keys and macros in the software so bit of a non-issue, miss media keys less than i thought i would. USB passthrough is a feature which OP keyboard has, uses 2 plugs but handy feature - no idea how those romer keys compare to cherry though.

13th Sep

Just bought this but for £10 dearer. Fantastic keyboard!

Logitech G413 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Romer-G with USB Pass Through, UK Layout - Carbon for £44.99(£40.49 Student) Delivered @ Amazon UK

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