Logitech G413 SE Full-Size Mechanical Gaming Keyboard – Backlit Keyboard with Tactile Mechanical Switches, Anti-Ghosting, Compatible with Windows, macOS – Black Aluminum
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Upgrade your gameplay experience with the Logitech G413 SE Full-Size Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. It delivers a gaming-grade mechanical switch experience. It’s designed to help serious players perform at a higher level and push themselves even further. The G413 SE features tactile mechanical switches; PBT keycaps, 6-key rollover anti-ghosting performance; a black-brushed aluminum top case with white LED lighting; 12 function key media controls; and reliable USB-corded technology. A compact, tenkeyless option is available. In short, the gaming-first features you need to put more perfect performance within reach. A keyboard engineered to perform. A keyboard that’s Made for Play.
Take your gaming skills to the next level: The Logitech G413 SE is a full-size keyboard with gaming-first features and the durability and performance necessary to compete
PBT keycaps: Heat- and wear-resistant, this computer gaming keyboard features the most durable material used in keycap design
Tactile mechanical switches: Uncompromising performance is always within reach with this wired gaming keyboard
Premium color, material and finish: Elevate your gaming setup with this backlit keyboard featuring a sleek, black-brushed aluminum top case and white LED lighting
6-Key rollover anti-ghosting performance: Experience reliable key input with this anti-ghosting keyboard versus non-gaming mechanical keyboards
FN key media controls: Twelve (12) function (FN) keys let you control volume, play and pause, skip track, mute, toggle lighting, Windows lock, etc
Robust body design with minimal flex: The brushed aluminum-magnesium alloy top case serves as the corded keyboard’s backbone
Tenkeyless option: A compact, TKL layout is also available (Logitech G413 TKL SE)
Customers say
Customers find the keyboard comfortable to use with a crisp feel and satisfying keypresses. They appreciate the well-made build quality with a sleek aluminum faceplate. Many consider it a solid buy for the price. The look, value for money, and clickiness are also praised. However, some customers have mixed opinions on the overall keyboard quality, brightness, and sound quality.
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Yohei Suzuki –
Flawless Keyboard: Perfect Keystrokes, Stunning Design, Unbeatable Price
This keyboard is designed primarily for gaming, but I also use it for work. Its compact size doesn’t take up much space on my desk, and the key presses feel satisfying. The sleek all-black design adds to the aesthetics of my desk setup. Moreover, it offers excellent value for money, making it a hassle-free product. Logitech’s reputation as a renowned brand is clearly built on the high satisfaction of users like me.
Good Points:
ã»Its compact ten-keyless design is fantastic for saving desk space.
ã»The sharp and precise keypresses make it enjoyable not just for gaming but also for various tasks like work.
ã»The backlighting allows for customization to match my mood or room ambiance.
ã»The durable aluminum top plate gives me confidence in its longevity; I’ve been using it for over six months without any issues.
Areas for improvement:
ã»Due to its black color, it tends to accumulate dust if not cleaned regularly. Periodic brushing or wiping with a microfiber cloth is necessary, though it may not bother most users.
ã»I wish the material of the wired cable was of higher quality. There’s room for improvement, like making the cable slightly thicker for durability or using a fabric sheath as an upgrade.
Random –
Great step-up “basic”-ish mechanical/gaming keyboard
(black G413 TKL SE)
No, this isn’t a true budget mechanical (there are plenty of $25-$40 no-name mechanicals out there), though it’s about as cheap as you’ll find a true mechanical from a major brand-name maker.
…however, it’s better made, with nicer materials, fit-n-finish and better key feel than the cheaper ‘boards I’ve used and at a price that’s still within reach for most gamers (or folks who just prefer the feel of mechanical over membrane).
This “SE” version of the G413 was purchased to replace my first gen. G413, which suffered a failed W key after three years of nightly gaming use. The SE has better key action and a more solid key feel than the earlier version, it also has more texture on the key cap surface and touts a new key cap material (this is a welcome upgrade, as I was starting to see the paint wear off around letters on my WASD keys on the OG version). The “board”/deck of the keyboard is similar to the older version, which is to say it’s very solid and well made, but the SE forgoes the USB port and dual cable of the original, it also doesn’t show up as a recognized device on Logitech’s G Hub software anymore.
Key feel is a personal preference, so my 5 stars may be your 1 star… I’d call these switches a blending of a Cherry brown and blue switch as far as character: they’re sprung stiffer and have a more noticeable break point than a brown switch, but aren’t as firm or crisp as a blue and more importantly, are as quiet as a brown switch, overall a very pleasant compromise in my book. If anything, I’d say they have a more solid feel than even genuine Cherry switches and easily best the first gen. Logitech mechanical and Chinese Cherry-esque switches in feel and solidity.
I love this keyboard for the fact that it has a solid deck, good cable, great key feel and simple LED backlighting, I feel like it’s a much better value than a no-name board for $30 less, or a top of the line name-brand board at up to hundreds of dollars more.
Multi-color, per key programmable, flashing, color wave LED “features” add nothing to the gaming (or typing in subdued light) experience for me and I hate paying extra for stuff that I just have to figure out how to disable… Thanks Logitech!
As far as TKL ‘boards in general go, they’re certainly not for everyone… I like TKL better than 60% (though I still miss my num pad) and it does still reclaim a sizeable chunk of real estate on my desk for mouse over-run compared to a full sized keyboard, which in my case is a real advantage in sweaty PvP gaming situations.
Having directly accessible F keys and full size style arrow, del/ins, etc. keys is definitely worth the added width for me, but smaller desks or gaming only rigs might still be better with 60%, YMMV.
Jake L. –
Best Budget Keyboard IMO
This was my first mechanical keyboard, but not the first one I’ve typed on.
After using it for several weeks I have come to the conclusion that it is worth the $45 or $50 they charge. The keys feel nice, and the switches have a noticeable “bump” in each key press. It isn’t too loud, which was a necessity for me as I game and type late at night, and clicky key switches get very annoying after a short time. The plate that the switches are mounted to is made of aluminum, so the board feels very solid and has almost no flex. I bought a slightly different version of this keyboard for my mother a few years ago, and hers is still working perfectly fine. The SE version that I have, has better key switches (Longhua Browns) than hers does (Logitech Romer G) as far as feel goes, and uses the standard cherry mx style, so most keycaps will fit this keyboard if you wish to change the look of your keyboard.
I did do two mods, (tape mod, lubricated stabilizers) and that significantly improved the sound, it’s less clacky and has a nice pop sound to it now. Highly recommend doing that if you buy this keyboard. I will say, this keyboard is NOT hot swappable, so changing the switches would require a soldering iron and patience. I plan to install hot swap sockets from mill-max so I can try different switches in this keyboard down the line. On a side note, you do have to take all of the keys off and remove several small screws in the aluminum plate to take it apart, so a switch puller is handy to have around. The plastic base cannot be filled with foam unless you choose to dremel out the support beams. I don’t recommend doing this unless you know what you are doing as it may cause the keyboard to become less sturdy.
All in all, it’s excellent for the price and will work for gaming and casual typing and usage.
Hector Silva –
los materiales se sienten de calidad el panel de aluminio se mira muy bien y combina con la luz blanca de las teclas visualmente es muy elegante, la sensación de los switch cafés es se siente muy bien al escribir y jugar no emiten mucho ruido y la iluminación a pesar de no ser rgb se ve bastante bien en lugares oscuros, la unica desventaja es el teclado viene en ingles.
Yousef Yehya –
I bought it as a gift for my sis ans she loves it. Its a mechanical keyboard which can be perfect for gamers
Daniele R. –
La uso para programar, la usé 40 horas en los últimos 3 dÃas.
Me encanta como reaccionan las teclas. Se puede escribir más rápido sin equivocarse.
Me encanta todo, el color el tamaño el peso.
Slobodan JovÄiÄ –
Nice, compact, but not crowded design for those of us who just want a regular layout without the numpad. Uses brown switches, a detail Logitech seems to hide for whatever reason. Whatever. It’s a good product: keyboard is sturdy (top plate is metal), tactile feel is good, easy to clean, backlight intensity can be easily adjusted, and no garish RGB colours. It’s slightly too loud for my taste, but that’s fine for home office.
Carlos Ãvila –
Lo que mas me gusto es el aspecto minimalista del teclado y su sensación al escribir