The Logitech G413 SE is a full-size keyboard while the G413 TKL is a tenkeyless model with the number keys absent, thus making it more compact and less expensive. The G413 TKL is priced at $69.99 ...

The Logitech G413 SE also looks like it might be taking a hit by dropping G-Hub compatibility. The G413 allows you to use Logitech's software to configure macro commands along the function row, ...

The Logitech G413 TKL SE is a solid mechanical TKL keyboard for not very much money with this Best Buy deal, and if you want one, it's well worth checking out. Read this next.

Logitech G413 SE mechanical gaming keyboard “Durable keycaps are vital for lasting confidence in all your keystrokes. G413 TKL SE keycaps are made with PBT—the most durable material on the market.

While the Logitech G413 SE is a workable, minimalist gaming keyboard, this iteration fails to advance on its predecessor in almost every way—most notably, with its subpar-feeling key switches.

Regardless of which version of the Logitech G413 SE you get, the signature features remain the same. So let’s dive right in to what makes this keyboard worth a look.

The Logitech G413 SE that comes with the full layout, including the Num Pad, goes for only $80. The G413 TKL SE, which has a Tenkeyless design, knocks that price down to $70.

Logitech has announced a pair of new wired mechanical keyboards, G413 SE and G413 TKL SE. The first is a fullsize keyboard costing $79.99, and the second is a tenkeyless model costing $69.99.

In any case, the G413 SE's switches differ from the Logitech Romer-G tactile switches used on the standard G413 (1.5 mm actuation point, 45 g of force, tactile bump at 50 g, bottoming out at 3.2 mm).

Logitech G502 mouse and G413 SE mechanical keyboard. The G502 mouse is the wired version, but it still has some very impressive specs under the hood.

The G413 TKL SE is priced competitively for a mechanical gaming keyboard from a top brand at R1,299, while the full-size variant with keypad – Logitech G413 SE – will go on sale for R1,499 ...

While the Logitech G413 SE is a workable, minimalist gaming keyboard, this iteration fails to advance on its predecessor in almost every way—most notably, with its subpar-feeling key switches.