Logitech G413 Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with USB Passthrough – Carbon
0Logitech G413 Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with USB Passthrough – Carbon
Amazon Produc Link: http://amazon.com/dp/B06XR5MWGM/?tag=hanh68-20
The Romer-Gmechanical switch is purpose-built for pro-grade performance, responsiveness and durability.
Romer-G is also purpose-designed for precise and clean lighting through the keycap. Keys are always visible and never distracting, especially during late night gaming sessions
Additional USB cable connects the USB pass-through port to its own input for 100% power throughout and data speed. Plug in a device to charge or plug in a mouse to charge your adversaries
FULL FUNCTION KEYS: Function (FN) keys let you control volume, play and pause, skip track, mute, toggle lighting, enter game mode, etc.
The brushed aluminum-magnesium alloy top case serves as the keyboard’s backbone. The result is a minimal design balanced with a full set of features
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The Perfect Work Keyboard
I am a work-at-home software developer and I can attest to the quality of this keyboard. In fact, I have this keyboard on all of my computers, and even have one as a backup that I leave in the box. While technically this is a "gaming" keyboard, it's also one hell of a work keyboard. It also pairs well with the M720 "Triathlon" mouse and I use the USB passthrough for the mouse's Unity dongle. I have found that using the USB passthrough for the Unity dongle keeps everything super responsive which is critical for my work. It's as if the G413 keyboard and the M720 mouse were made for each other.
There is something odd that I noticed: The exact same model keyboard that you can get from BestBuy has the white back-light. And the paint on the keys rubs off VERY easily and almost makes it unusable even for a touch typist. But the version you can get on Amazon with the red back-light doesn't rub off at all. I am guessing that the one at BestBuy is a cheap "exclusive" version and it uses a cheaper paint. Stay away from the white back-light version. Yeah, you might save a few dollars, but in the end you'll have to purchase the slightly more expensive red back-light version.