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# 25 programmable keys + analog stick Customizable RGB backlighting Ergonomic contoured design Logitech G13 Programmable Gameboard with LCD Display

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## Summary

> 🎯 Level up your game with precision, comfort, and style!

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## Key Features

- • **Dynamic RGB Backlighting:** Choose from hundreds of colors to highlight keys for low-light play and express your unique style.
- • **Ultimate Custom Control Hub:** 25 fully programmable keys plus a thumb analog stick let you tailor commands and macros on the fly.
- • **Real-Time Game Data at a Glance:** High-visibility GamePanel LCD displays live stats, system info, and player messages without breaking focus.
- • **Ergonomic Comfort for Marathon Sessions:** Naturally contoured shape reduces hand fatigue so you can game longer without strain.
- • **Onboard Memory for Instant Profile Switching:** Save up to 5 game profiles directly on the device—take your personalized setup anywhere, no software needed.

## Overview

The Logitech G13 Programmable Gameboard is a hybrid gaming keypad designed for serious gamers seeking ergonomic comfort and customizable control. Featuring a naturally contoured design, 25 programmable keys plus an analog thumbstick, onboard memory for up to 5 profiles, and fully customizable RGB backlighting, it enhances gameplay efficiency and personalization. Its integrated GamePanel LCD provides real-time game stats and communication, making it a powerful companion for MMO, RPG, and FPS players alike.

## Description

Product Description The Logitech G13 advanced gameboard gives you game-changing comfort and control. Naturally contoured design follows the natural shape of your hand and fingers for increased comfort during long sessions. Onboard memory lets you program up to 5 ready-to-play profiles, so you can take your personal preferences with you. Customizable backlighting lets you choose your colors and easily locate the right key in low-light conditions or lights-out play. From the Manufacturer Game-Changing Comfort and ControlWhether you’re rescuing hostages, on a quest with your guild, or saving humanity, you don’t want to worry about hand fatigue or hitting the wrong key. Introducing the Logitech G13 advanced gameboard--a hybrid gaming keyboard designed to complement your Logitech gaming keyboard and mouse--giving you game-changing comfort and control on a Mac computer or a PC. Unlike other gameboards that focus only on programmability, the G13 advanced gameboard incorporates the principles of our award-winning Comfort Wave design. So whether you’re getting into World of Warcraft or walking into your next LAN party, the G13 gameboard gives you a powerful advantage over those forced to work with less. Change your game and play with the best.Winner of CES 2009 Best of Innovations AwardKey Features Naturally Contoured Design Delivering increased comfort during long sessions, the iconic contoured design complements the natural shape of your hand and fingers, while the smooth, concave home-row keys make it easy to locate buttons by touch. Onboard Memory A handy solution for the laptop gamer, the G13 gameboard includes onboard memory, letting you program up to five ready-to-play profiles and take them with you to your next LAN party. The G13 gameboard also offers pre-configured settings for many popular games, including World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade, Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, and many others. Customizable Backlighting Backlit keys will help you easily locate the right key in low-light conditions or lights-out play. And you can select from hundreds of available backlight colors, so your gameboard looks just the way you want it. 25 Programmable Keys With three game modes, 25 programmable keys, and a programmable analog stick, the G13 gameboard offers up to 87 ways for you to control your game (software installation required). And you can set up custom button-profiles for each one of your favorite titles. You can even create macros on the fly without having to pause your game. High-Visibility GamePanel LCD And for another tactical advantage, the 160-by-43-pixel GamePanel LCD shows live game stats, system info, and even messages from other players. Suggested games for the Logitech G13 Advanced Gameboard:World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures The Lord of the Rings Online: Mines of Moria Left 4 Dead Call of Duty: World at War Crysis Warhead Fallout 3 Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway Command and Conquer: Red Alert 3 Check out the G-SERIES from Logitech: Logitech G51 Surround Sound Speaker SystemBring your games to life with 360-degree surround sound--for amazing audio clarity that lets you hear your enemies sneaking up behind you.Logitech G25 Racing WheelWith simulator-grade force feedback, 900-degree of wheel rotation, and a true six-speed stick, this high-performance racing wheel lets you feel every inch of the road for maximum control.Logitech G15 Gaming KeyboardGet an edge over the competition with unprecedented communication and control, thanks to programmable G-keys and an integrated LCD that displays key game information.Logitech G11 Gaming KeyboardThe G11 Gaming Keyboard features 18 programmable G-keys that let you create useful macros on the fly--and then play them back with just one, time-saving keystroke.Logitech G9 Laser MouseWith interchangeable grips, customizable weights, and adjustable mouse settings that are stored in onboard memory, the G9 Laser Mouse lets you personalize your entire gaming experience.Logitech G7 Cordless Laser MouseFeaturing blazingly fast wireless technology and a high-resolution 2000 dpi laser engine for extreme precision, the G7 mouse gives you wireless freedom without sacrificing performance.What's in the Box Package ContentsLogitech G13 Advanced Gameboard Quick-start guide Software CD 1-year limited hardware warranty System RequirementsWindows XP and Windows Vista Mac OS X 10.4 and later

Review: A nearly perfect Keypad (Revised after 4 years of use.) - I will say right off: This is the best of at least 3 auxiliary keyboard/gamepads that I have owned. I love it, but it is not perfect. Before I begin my review, let me describe my play style as it may give my comments more relevance. I am a long-time COMPUTER gamer. (I remember and played on virtually every machine since the Atari 800, and all of the Intel/DOS/Windows based machines. I tend more towards rpg/mmo games as opposed to fps or simulations. I also have a "mouse dominant" as opposed to a "keyboard dominant" play style. This means that I prefer to mouse-click on the gui to activate actions, as opposed to keyboard activation. That being said, I have long sought a way to put those keyboard commands I DO use, under my left hand with no need to shift my hand around the keyboard. The Good: The G13 is a fully programmable auxiliary keypad. If you want a way to put almost all of your keyboard commands under one hand, this is it. It has 22 keys on the main pad, and 2 more and a mini-joystick for thumb control. All of the keys can be set to be individual or macro keystrokes. And profiles can be created for each game you play and set to be activated by the game's start-up file or shortcut. This makes it both extremely flexible and useful. The rest for the heel of the hand is non-slip padded enough to be comfortable. All of the main-pad keys are through-lit and thus easily seen in a darkened play areas. And the G4, and G10-G12 keys, normally set to WASD have a slight extra dishing to make them locate-able by feel. The spacing and stroke length is identical to the throw on my primary keyboard (a Logitech G15). Though the keys are aligned vertically rather than staggered as on a full keyboard. This may be annoying to those who prefer the newer chick-let style keyboards. The not sot Good: The reach is longer than I would like. I found that until I moved the heel of my hand up a bit on the rest, that a long game session produced a fair amount of fatigue. Moving my hand up on the rest gave my fingers more arch, and really reduced the fatigue. Unfortunately that moved my thumb out of position for the buttons on the thumb-pad. This has not been a major problem for me, as I have mapped a thumb button on my mouse to Spacebar. But could be a real problem if you can't do this. I also find myself wishing the key stroke-length was a bit shorter. If I could do a redesign on the G13 I would make the keys just slightly smaller to improve reach, reduce the stroke depth just a bit, and do something to allow the thumbpad to be moved along the edge of the pad to make it fit the individual user's hand position. The LED screen is a nice feature but of limited use in active gameplay, as I don't have time to look at it. It does give some interesting information if I have time (or remember) to look at it while I play. All in all, as I said at the outset, I love my G13. It is the first gamepad I don't have to consciously remind myself to use. And I find that I don't have to put my hands on my keyboard except to type messages. And can replace my hand back on the pad, in the correct position, almost as easily as I do my right hand on my mouse. Can I say any more? 4 of 5 stars. UPDATE, After more than 4 years of daily use: I LOVE this pad! It is still as functional as the day I unboxed it. If it were to die tomorrow, I would simply order another. It is one of the best gaming purchases I have made. I have made a few adjustments in the way I use it. And those have made all the difference. 1) I always use my own custom set-up for each game. I have developed a "standard" layout for my games. i.e : a) I dropped the movement keys (usually WASD or arrows) down one row, for easier reach, and to make the top row available for number or function keystrokes. b) I program the keys for things like inventory, map, character stats, etc. in the same locations regardless of the actual game's key assignments. This let's me just play the games, rather than learn specific layouts. c) I don't try to use the "Thumb-stick" to control movement. Instead, I assign the direction positions to keystrokes or macros. (Usually both Right and Down, and Up and Left, to the same action.) This lets me do things like "Throw the Hutt-ball" in SWtoR, or make a special attacks in other games, by just flicking my thumb. 2) I took an old corrugated paper box and some duct tape, and made an angled rest for my G13 to give it MY perfect play angle. I wrap this stand in a micro-fiber towel for additional comfort for my forearm. I can play for hours without fatigue. Yes, I am a true Geek, and as I am now retired, I have the time. 3) I don't worry about the automatic game select function. Most of my games run through Steam, and getting them to auto-select is more bother than just using the LED Screen to scroll through to lock onto the game I am going to play. The USB trickle-charge keeps the game selected after my computer is shut down. For the above reasons, I have changed my rating from 4 to 5 stars.
Review: 5 Stars as an MMORPG game pad. - I got this as a Christmas gift (2015) and have waited about 3 months to give a solid review. Honestly I love this thing. It won't make you a great gamer, if that's what you're thinking. It has allowed me to be marginally better because I can make each button do exactly what I want it to without worrying about fat fingering that dastardly Windows button or whatever else. Personally I'm horrible about fat fingering things and still do all the time on this thing, but it is a little more forgiving. World of Warcraft is pretty much the only game I play (because it's all I have time for) and I do a lot of PvP which requires being a little quicker than I was able to be on my keyboard alone, and that's where I think this has really helped me the most. Something you should know about the thumb stick button, I've seen some other reviewers say this too, it is better used as a directional spell hotkey as opposed to trying to use it to move. For instance, as a BM Hunter I have arcane shot bound to the up-directional button, so when I'm ready to spam it (b/c it's instant cast) I can just flick it forward over and over. Same for moonfire with my druid. As for moving, I changed that up a little too. The pad comes with a standard keybinding when you first go to use it and the ASDW buttons are where the finger indents are. I basically moved them all down one button and left the top row for casting. It is much more familiar since when I was using my normal keyboard much of my bindings were the number keys. Plus it leaves the one indented button on the top row easy to find so you kinda always know where you're at. I have made the button just to the left of the directional toggle my space bar button (for jumping) and the one below it for my mount. One of the best things about this pad is that you can easily program each button to do whatever you want it to. So if you already have hotkeys setup on certain buttons, when setting up just use that button. This also helps in the event you aren't using the pad for whatever reason, you haven't messed up anything to do with your present keybinding layout. FLAWS: A couple I've noticed are one, it seems like there is a slight lag when jumping (ref which button I'm using above). I'm not going to change that to a different button b/c it's in a familiar place, but you might be inclined to do so. Two, I've noticed something strange that happens from time to time. My "oh shoot" buttons are G20-22. Sometimes I accidentally hit 20 & 21 at the same time and it closes the game, which you can imagine is all kinds of frustrating. Three, the directional toggle can be pretty sensitive. Sometimes I'll flick it to the left and whatever I have bound to the down position happens. Probably my fault with the way I fat finger things, but it just isn't super forgiving that way. Btw, the toggle also has a binding for if you press it down. I'd recommend just leaving that alone. Something else worth mentioning is that I have wrist issues and part of the reason I asked for this was to help with that, to be a little bit more ergonomical. Well, it hasn't really helped. And the buttons are definitely not the smoothest things to press, which is probably the real issue of how it hasn't helped. Sometimes it almost takes effort to push the keys, depending on the position of your hand. Overall I think this is a great product and the display even tells you certain things. You can also change the colors to whatever you want. I have 3 lvl 100's that I PvP with and have different setups for each one. I change between them with the M1-3 buttons at the top and each one is a different color. I chose to ask for this as opposed to the Razer Tartarus that was the same price at the time mostly just because this one had more buttons to program. Plus its Logitech and I have some of their other products that I like. Despite its minor shortcomings I would recommend this. But I do think certain parts of it could be made better.

## Features

- Naturally contoured design follows the natural shape of your hand and fingers for increased comfort during long sessions
- Onboard memory lets you program up to 5 ready-to-play profiles, so you can take your personal preferences with you
- Customizable backlighting lets you choose your colors and easily locate the right key in low-light conditions or lights-out play
- 25 programmable keys allow you to assign keyboard functions to suit your style of play and create macros on the fly
- The high-visibility GamePanel LCD displays game stats, system info, and communications from fellow players

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001NEK2GE |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #19,388 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #1,162 in PC Gaming Keyboards |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (2,253) |
| Date First Available | December 15, 2008 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 1.43 pounds |
| Item model number | 920-000946 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Logitech |
| Product Dimensions | 11.2 x 9.1 x 3.5 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Logitech G
- **Color:** Black
- **Compatible Devices:** Gaming Console
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB
- **Keyboard Description:** Gaming
- **Keyboard backlighting color support:** Single Color
- **Material:** Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
- **Product Dimensions:** 11.2"L x 9.1"W x 3.5"H
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Gaming
- **Special Feature:** Ergonomic

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Has anyone tried this with Photoshop?**
A: Yup... it serves all purposes I have had for it very well. I used to be on the fence bout such devices, however i have become quite attatched to this one & will replace it with the newest logitech model... if & when it finally fails. In short... i am very satisfied with this product .. it very accurately assumes whatever functions you program it for.. orignally bought for gaming, I am constantly finding new uses for it.  For the price I paid... 5 stars easy

**Q: When I received mine, there was a kind of mini flat battery which I cannot find where to put. Could you please tell me what is it for?**
A: Sorry I don't have a clue, the one I have doesn't have a place for a battery either. Maybe someone at the factory decided to have a little fun and you were the recipient of their humor? The other side of it, maybe someone is short a 'mini flat battery'... Mine powers up when the computer starts up and shuts down when the computer is off, I leave mine plugged in all the time.

**Q: Now it was never very clear, are the key switches mechanical or membrane switches? Usually I can tell by feel, but am unsure.**
A: I've had my G13 apart to clean it. They are definitely membrane switches and they work very well. I've had my for over 4 years. I realize mechanical are preferred but the added cost would  make the G13 a tougher sell to the average user. There are several tear down videos online you can view if you want to see the inner design.

**Q: does anyone know how to clean this? my buddy gave it to me and it is dirtier than an orgy on christmas eve**
A: I'd recommend popping the keys off (gently, with a small plastic pry bar or maybe a popsicle stick) so you don't have to worry about getting the electronics wet. This also makes it a *lot* easier to clean underneath the keys, which is IMO the dirtiest part most of the time. On bigger keyboards, I'll take all the keys off, remove any metal brackets beneath them etc, put them in a long sock and tie a knot in it. Then, I'll chunk it in the washing machine on a cold setting, highly effective. Since this only has a few keys, it might be easier to just clean them by hand after removing them.Obviously I wouldn't try that with the smaller buttons at the top, since I doubt those can be removed the same way as the larger keys.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A nearly perfect Keypad (Revised after 4 years of use.)
*by J***S on January 19, 2012*

I will say right off: This is the best of at least 3 auxiliary keyboard/gamepads that I have owned. I love it, but it is not perfect. Before I begin my review, let me describe my play style as it may give my comments more relevance. I am a long-time COMPUTER gamer. (I remember and played on virtually every machine since the Atari 800, and all of the Intel/DOS/Windows based machines. I tend more towards rpg/mmo games as opposed to fps or simulations. I also have a "mouse dominant" as opposed to a "keyboard dominant" play style. This means that I prefer to mouse-click on the gui to activate actions, as opposed to keyboard activation. That being said, I have long sought a way to put those keyboard commands I DO use, under my left hand with no need to shift my hand around the keyboard. The Good: The G13 is a fully programmable auxiliary keypad. If you want a way to put almost all of your keyboard commands under one hand, this is it. It has 22 keys on the main pad, and 2 more and a mini-joystick for thumb control. All of the keys can be set to be individual or macro keystrokes. And profiles can be created for each game you play and set to be activated by the game's start-up file or shortcut. This makes it both extremely flexible and useful. The rest for the heel of the hand is non-slip padded enough to be comfortable. All of the main-pad keys are through-lit and thus easily seen in a darkened play areas. And the G4, and G10-G12 keys, normally set to WASD have a slight extra dishing to make them locate-able by feel. The spacing and stroke length is identical to the throw on my primary keyboard (a Logitech G15). Though the keys are aligned vertically rather than staggered as on a full keyboard. This may be annoying to those who prefer the newer chick-let style keyboards. The not sot Good: The reach is longer than I would like. I found that until I moved the heel of my hand up a bit on the rest, that a long game session produced a fair amount of fatigue. Moving my hand up on the rest gave my fingers more arch, and really reduced the fatigue. Unfortunately that moved my thumb out of position for the buttons on the thumb-pad. This has not been a major problem for me, as I have mapped a thumb button on my mouse to Spacebar. But could be a real problem if you can't do this. I also find myself wishing the key stroke-length was a bit shorter. If I could do a redesign on the G13 I would make the keys just slightly smaller to improve reach, reduce the stroke depth just a bit, and do something to allow the thumbpad to be moved along the edge of the pad to make it fit the individual user's hand position. The LED screen is a nice feature but of limited use in active gameplay, as I don't have time to look at it. It does give some interesting information if I have time (or remember) to look at it while I play. All in all, as I said at the outset, I love my G13. It is the first gamepad I don't have to consciously remind myself to use. And I find that I don't have to put my hands on my keyboard except to type messages. And can replace my hand back on the pad, in the correct position, almost as easily as I do my right hand on my mouse. Can I say any more? 4 of 5 stars. UPDATE, After more than 4 years of daily use: I LOVE this pad! It is still as functional as the day I unboxed it. If it were to die tomorrow, I would simply order another. It is one of the best gaming purchases I have made. I have made a few adjustments in the way I use it. And those have made all the difference. 1) I always use my own custom set-up for each game. I have developed a "standard" layout for my games. i.e : a) I dropped the movement keys (usually WASD or arrows) down one row, for easier reach, and to make the top row available for number or function keystrokes. b) I program the keys for things like inventory, map, character stats, etc. in the same locations regardless of the actual game's key assignments. This let's me just play the games, rather than learn specific layouts. c) I don't try to use the "Thumb-stick" to control movement. Instead, I assign the direction positions to keystrokes or macros. (Usually both Right and Down, and Up and Left, to the same action.) This lets me do things like "Throw the Hutt-ball" in SWtoR, or make a special attacks in other games, by just flicking my thumb. 2) I took an old corrugated paper box and some duct tape, and made an angled rest for my G13 to give it MY perfect play angle. I wrap this stand in a micro-fiber towel for additional comfort for my forearm. I can play for hours without fatigue. Yes, I am a true Geek, and as I am now retired, I have the time. 3) I don't worry about the automatic game select function. Most of my games run through Steam, and getting them to auto-select is more bother than just using the LED Screen to scroll through to lock onto the game I am going to play. The USB trickle-charge keeps the game selected after my computer is shut down. For the above reasons, I have changed my rating from 4 to 5 stars.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 Stars as an MMORPG game pad.
*by N***M on March 21, 2016*

I got this as a Christmas gift (2015) and have waited about 3 months to give a solid review. Honestly I love this thing. It won't make you a great gamer, if that's what you're thinking. It has allowed me to be marginally better because I can make each button do exactly what I want it to without worrying about fat fingering that dastardly Windows button or whatever else. Personally I'm horrible about fat fingering things and still do all the time on this thing, but it is a little more forgiving. World of Warcraft is pretty much the only game I play (because it's all I have time for) and I do a lot of PvP which requires being a little quicker than I was able to be on my keyboard alone, and that's where I think this has really helped me the most. Something you should know about the thumb stick button, I've seen some other reviewers say this too, it is better used as a directional spell hotkey as opposed to trying to use it to move. For instance, as a BM Hunter I have arcane shot bound to the up-directional button, so when I'm ready to spam it (b/c it's instant cast) I can just flick it forward over and over. Same for moonfire with my druid. As for moving, I changed that up a little too. The pad comes with a standard keybinding when you first go to use it and the ASDW buttons are where the finger indents are. I basically moved them all down one button and left the top row for casting. It is much more familiar since when I was using my normal keyboard much of my bindings were the number keys. Plus it leaves the one indented button on the top row easy to find so you kinda always know where you're at. I have made the button just to the left of the directional toggle my space bar button (for jumping) and the one below it for my mount. One of the best things about this pad is that you can easily program each button to do whatever you want it to. So if you already have hotkeys setup on certain buttons, when setting up just use that button. This also helps in the event you aren't using the pad for whatever reason, you haven't messed up anything to do with your present keybinding layout. FLAWS: A couple I've noticed are one, it seems like there is a slight lag when jumping (ref which button I'm using above). I'm not going to change that to a different button b/c it's in a familiar place, but you might be inclined to do so. Two, I've noticed something strange that happens from time to time. My "oh shoot" buttons are G20-22. Sometimes I accidentally hit 20 & 21 at the same time and it closes the game, which you can imagine is all kinds of frustrating. Three, the directional toggle can be pretty sensitive. Sometimes I'll flick it to the left and whatever I have bound to the down position happens. Probably my fault with the way I fat finger things, but it just isn't super forgiving that way. Btw, the toggle also has a binding for if you press it down. I'd recommend just leaving that alone. Something else worth mentioning is that I have wrist issues and part of the reason I asked for this was to help with that, to be a little bit more ergonomical. Well, it hasn't really helped. And the buttons are definitely not the smoothest things to press, which is probably the real issue of how it hasn't helped. Sometimes it almost takes effort to push the keys, depending on the position of your hand. Overall I think this is a great product and the display even tells you certain things. You can also change the colors to whatever you want. I have 3 lvl 100's that I PvP with and have different setups for each one. I change between them with the M1-3 buttons at the top and each one is a different color. I chose to ask for this as opposed to the Razer Tartarus that was the same price at the time mostly just because this one had more buttons to program. Plus its Logitech and I have some of their other products that I like. Despite its minor shortcomings I would recommend this. But I do think certain parts of it could be made better.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Takes some getting used to
*by G***N on February 4, 2014*

If your like me then you bought this out of boredom and just wanted something to change. Overall i would say that this is the better of the few peripheral devices out there. It is sturdy and comfortable. Honestly i bought this because every time i would brush up against the caps lock button on my corsair vengeance, battlefield 4 would alt tab and go into windowed mode. I cant even explain how ungodly annoying that was. So this takes the place of my keyboard while gaming. The screen works like any logitech product that has an added lcd screen. Presents you with as many options for filling it as people can think up. Things like the clock, stopwatch, date and rss feed are kind of pointless to me but others might like it. The cpu/ram usage screen is invaluable. It gives me statistics on my computer whilst i am in game and alt tabbing would lead to certain death. Cons? Well... That depends on how you look at it. If your an avid gamer then it wont take you long to get used to it. If you are a once and a while gamer, it may take a wee bit longer. All in all it is (imho) worth it. It puts all of the useful keys that take 2 hands or god like omnipotence to reach with one hand in the time you need right at your finger tips. Ive had the equivalent razer devices and even a corsair one (yes i shop that often) and so far this one has the most useful features and least buggy programming. For those that enjoy it, the lights can change color and have multiple settings so you can pretty much change it with your outfit or your mood. Obviously your call. What dont i like about it? The fact that i put that much money into one object and i still go to bed lonely and frustrated. Would one hand job kill you? Really?!?! Beyond that the world is fantastic over here. Hope the review helped

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