Logitech G213 Prodigy Gaming Keyboard is now available at Mascom International for KSh 8,000, a full-size wired board with Mech-Dome keys, five-zone RGB backlighting, and dedicated media controls. Every unit is new and sealed, sold from our store at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The Logitech G213 connects over a single 1.8-metre USB cable, needs no batteries or setup to start typing, and works the moment you plug it into a Windows PC. At KSh 8,000, it sits at a price point most Nairobi gamers can reach without stretching a monthly budget.
Built for entry-level and mid-level PC gamers across Kenya, students at University of Nairobi and Strathmore who game between lectures, and home users who want one board for both play and daily work. Many first-time PC gamers in Nairobi start on a cheap office keyboard, then watch keys drop inputs during fast matches in Valorant, FIFA, or Call of Duty. The Logitech G213 answers that problem with an anti-ghosting matrix that reads several key presses at the same time. Its Mech-Dome keys give a firm, tactile press without the higher cost of a full mechanical board.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that stock unbranded keyboards with no warranty backing, Mascom International supplies the genuine Logitech G213 with a 6-month warranty and after-sales help from our Nairobi CBD desk. Buyers across Kenya tell us the spill-resistant build survives the accidental soda or tea spill that ends most budget keyboards early. Users consistently report that the five lighting zones and integrated palm rest feel far above the KSh 8,000 asking price. Visit Mascom International to test the Logitech G213 in person, or order it for pay-on-arrival delivery to any county.
Common Questions About the Logitech G213
What makes the Logitech G213 different from a normal office keyboard?
The Logitech G213 reads several keys pressed together without dropping any input, which a standard office keyboard cannot do. This anti-ghosting matrix matters in games like Call of Duty or FIFA where you hold movement, sprint, and action keys at once. The board also reports key presses to the PC faster than a basic keyboard, so the gap between pressing a key and seeing it act on screen stays short. Add tuned Mech-Dome keys, five RGB zones, and media buttons, and you get a real gaming tool rather than a plain typing board.
Is the Logitech G213 good for gaming at KSh 8,000?
Yes, the Logitech G213 handles competitive play well for its KSh 8,000 price. It runs a 1000 Hz polling rate, meaning it checks for your key presses one thousand times a second, fast enough for fast-paced shooters and sports titles. Reviewers rate it as one of the better membrane boards for low input delay. It suits players who want gaming-grade response and full RGB lighting without paying the KSh 15,000 or more that mechanical gaming keyboards often cost in Nairobi. For most Kenyan gamers building a first proper setup, it hits the right balance.
Does the Logitech G213 have mechanical keys?
No, the Logitech G213 uses Logitech's Mech-Dome keys, a membrane switch tuned to feel close to mechanical. Each key travels a full 4mm down and needs 50 grams of force to register, giving a firm, tactile press with a quiet sound. Full mechanical keyboards use separate switches under every key and cost more. Mech-Dome keys keep the price at KSh 8,000 while still giving the deep, positive keystroke gamers want. They also stay quieter than clicky mechanical switches, which helps if you game late at night in a shared room or hostel.
How does the RGB lighting work on the Logitech G213?
The Logitech G213 splits its backlighting into five zones you colour from a range of 16.8 million shades using free Logitech G HUB software. You set each zone to a different colour, dim the brightness, or pick preset effects like colour waves. LIGHTSYNC support ties the lighting to actions in more than 300 supported games, so colours shift as you play. You can also match the board's lighting to other Logitech G mice and headsets for one look across your desk. The lighting stays bright enough to read keys clearly during late Nairobi power-saving evenings.
Is the Logitech G213 spill-resistant and does it survive drinks?
Yes, the Logitech G213 is built to take a spill of up to 60ml, roughly a small cup of liquid, without dying on the spot. Drainage channels move liquid away from the internals so a knocked soda, tea, or water bottle does not instantly kill the board. This is a real advantage in busy Kenyan homes, cyber cafes, and student rooms where drinks sit next to the keyboard. It is spill-resistant, not waterproof, so you still wipe it down quickly, but it survives the everyday accidents that end most cheap keyboards.
Does the Logitech G213 work with Windows 11 and which PCs?
The Logitech G213 works with Windows 11, Windows 10, and older Windows versions through any free USB 2.0 port. It is a plug-and-play board, so basic typing and media keys work the second you connect it, with no driver needed first. You only install Logitech G HUB if you want to change lighting or set macros. It fits any desktop tower or laptop with a standard USB-A port, covering the HP, Dell, Lenovo, and custom-built PCs common across Kenyan homes and offices. The single cable means no dongle to lose and no charging to remember.
Can I use the Logitech G213 for typing and office work too?
Yes, the Logitech G213 works as a full daily driver beyond gaming. It carries a complete number pad on the right, useful for accountants, students, and anyone entering figures into Excel or M-Pesa business records. The integrated palm rest supports your wrists through long typing sessions and reports or coursework. Media keys let you pause music or a YouTube video without leaving your document. The quiet Mech-Dome keys keep noise down in a shared office. Many Kenyan buyers pick it as one keyboard that covers work by day and gaming by night.
What software do I need for the Logitech G213?
The Logitech G213 needs no software to type, game, or use the media keys, but Logitech G HUB unlocks its full setup. G HUB is a free download from Logitech and runs on Windows. Inside it you change the five lighting zones, save colour profiles, turn on LIGHTSYNC game lighting, and record macros onto the twelve function keys. A macro lets one key run a saved chain of actions, handy for repeated commands in games or office tasks. You can leave the board on its default lighting and skip the software entirely if you prefer.
Technical Specifications
Key Switches and Typing Response
- Mech-Dome membrane switches under every key, tuned to feel close to a mechanical keyboard at a lower cost
- Full 4mm key travel, giving a deep, positive press that stops accidental light taps during fast games
- 50 grams of force needed to trigger each key, a firm weight that balances speed with control
- Quiet keystroke sound, suited to late-night gaming in shared rooms, hostels, or family homes
- Full-size layout with a complete number pad for figures, spreadsheets, and business records
- Twelve function keys that hold custom commands or macros once set in software
Lighting Zones and Colour Customization
- Five separate backlight zones, each set to its own colour from a 16.8 million shade range
- Adjustable brightness levels so keys stay readable during dim, power-saving evenings
- LIGHTSYNC lighting reacts to actions in over 300 supported games as you play
- Colour profiles sync with other Logitech G mice and headsets for one matched desk look
- Preset effects including colour cycling and breathing, set through free Logitech G HUB software
- Backlight toggle key adjusts lighting straight from the board without opening any app
Gaming Response and Anti-Ghosting
- 1000 Hz polling rate checks your key presses one thousand times every second for quick reaction
- Report rate up to four times faster than a standard keyboard's slower 8ms timing
- Anti-ghosting matrix registers several key presses at once, so combined moves never drop inputs
- Game Mode key disables the Windows key to stop accidental exits mid-match
- Dedicated indicator lights for Caps Lock, Num Lock, Scroll Lock, and Game Mode
- Rated by reviewers as one of the lower-latency membrane boards in its price class
Media Controls and Shortcut Keys
- Dedicated play, pause, and skip keys control music and video without leaving your game or document
- Volume up and down keys plus a mute key adjust sound instantly from the top-right corner
- Twelve function keys accept saved macros for repeated in-game or office commands
- Media keys work on the default setup with no software install required first
- Shortcut access keeps you in a match while managing a Spotify or YouTube playlist
- Controls sit apart from the main keys to avoid accidental presses during fast typing
Build, Comfort, and Spill Resistance
- Spill-resistant design handles up to 60ml of liquid, roughly a small cup, without dying
- Drainage channels route liquid away from the internals after a knocked drink
- Integrated palm rest supports wrists through long gaming, coursework, or report sessions
- Two-level adjustable feet set the typing angle to suit your desk and posture
- Full-size frame measures 452mm wide and 216mm deep, weighing about 1100g with the cable
- Solid black finish that hides dust and fits any home, office, or cyber cafe desk
Connection and Compatibility
- Single wired USB connection using a standard USB-A plug into any free USB 2.0 port
- Fixed 1.8-metre cable reaches most desktop towers placed on the floor or under a desk
- Plug-and-play setup types and controls media the moment it connects, with no driver first
- Works with Windows 11, Windows 10, and earlier Windows versions on desktops and laptops
- No batteries, dongle, or charging needed, so nothing to lose or recharge over time
- Compatible with HP, Dell, Lenovo, and custom-built PCs common across Kenyan homes and offices
What's in the Box
The Logitech G213 retail box holds the full-size gaming keyboard with its integrated palm rest and attached 1.8-metre USB cable, ready to plug in on arrival. You also receive the Logitech user documentation and warranty guide. No separate charger, batteries, or dongle are needed, since the board draws power straight from the USB port. Logitech G HUB software, used for lighting and macros, is a free download from Logitech's site rather than a disc in the box.
Warranty
The Logitech G213 carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects under normal use. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles any warranty claim directly, so you deal with a local store rather than chasing an overseas seller. Bring the board and your proof of purchase to Kimathi Street, or reach us by phone for guidance first.
Where to Buy the Logitech G213 in Kenya
The Logitech G213 Prodigy Gaming Keyboard is available now at Mascom International, located at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Visit our store Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, to test the Logitech G213 in person before you buy. Available in Black.
Order through any of the following:
- Phone: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Mascom International ships the Logitech G213 across all 47 Kenyan counties with pay-on-arrival delivery, so you only pay once the keyboard reaches you. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery, while Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, and other major towns get their order within one business day. The furthest counties, including Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana, receive delivery within two to three business days.
The Logitech G213 carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects, backed by our Nairobi CBD service desk. Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest specifications, fair pricing, and dependable after-sales support on every gaming keyboard we stock.
