Buy the EPOMAKER HE75 V2.
It's the newer, faster, more flexible keyboard, and the G413 can't catch up on any of the things that actually matter for gaming.
What was compared
- Logitech G413 SE Full-Size Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black | Backlit, anti-ghosting, co... — $89.49
- EPOMAKER HE75 V2 TMR Hall Effect Gaming Keyboard w/Changeable Knob | Rapid Triggering, 8K ... — $123.49
Five reasons
1. Reactions the G413 physically can't produce
The HE75's hall effect switches let you dial actuation down to 0.01mm with rapid trigger, so a key resets the instant you lift off. The G413 uses fixed-point mechanical switches, meaning every input is locked to a slower, non-adjustable depth by design.
2. No cable tying you to the desk
HE75 runs wireless over 2.4GHz or Bluetooth, backed by an 8000mAh battery good for roughly 20 hours with RGB on, or wired USB-C when you want it. The G413 is wired only, full stop, so your setup is tethered no matter what.
3. Switches wear out, only one board copes
HE75's hybrid hot-swap sockets mean a worn or dead switch gets pulled and replaced in seconds. The G413's switches are soldered in for life, so the same failure means living with it or buying a whole new keyboard.
4. The G413 has a documented failure pattern
Owner reports describe key chatter, keys not registering, broken keycap stems, and a matte coating that visibly wears off the G413 within months. That is not one bad unit, it is a recurring complaint you are buying into.
5. Yes it costs more. Buy it anyway.
The G413 is roughly $34 cheaper, but that gap buys 2016-era fixed switches, no wireless, and no hot-swap. The HE75's hall effect hardware, tri-mode wireless, and swappable switches cover far more of what you actually do with a gaming keyboard.
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