Logitech G PRO X TKL Rapid Tenkeyless Wired Gaming Keyboard with Magnetic Analog Switches, RGB - Magenta, PC Gaming Keyboards, Pro

It feels very good quality, quite heavy (a good thing), its touch is simply beautiful and its sound is nothing out of this world. Very comfortable to type, it has a somewhat different arrow key layout than what I'm used to, but over time I ended up adapting. The size is perfect. Now, it is a problem that it does not come with replacement switches or tools to remove the keys.

I bought this as a gift but I used it for some writing and gaming. The keys are satisfyingly clicky and responsive. The key placement like arrows, print screen/delete etc. and the game mode button are perfect in my opinion. Lighting looks great and the software is much nicer to use than Razer's.

Really like the magnetic typing buttons. Also, without the numbers on the side it makes the keyboard length smaller. This was a welcome change, and I am glad I took a chance. It's really nice. All the lights and changeable colors are a welcome surprise.

The tactile switches sound and feel great, the keyboard font is good and the media controls are fantastic. Light weight and the battery life lasts forever, and the lighting is very nice. I love the travel case they give you with this keyboard too, it’s very sturdy and gives me peace of mind that it won’t break if I’m traveling with it. I love the white color of the keyboard so much too. Highly recommend Logitech for keyboards!

So far, I'm really happy with this KB. Perfect size layout, and a mostly easy to use software. I do think they've dropped the ball in how they've implemented the game mode and the customization of key assignments. I want the KB to default to Game mode, but cannot set it to do so. And I cannot get the non-game mode to allow me to disable the CAPSLOCK key... which is my pref! WHO NEEDS A CAPSLOCK?? Using capslock is rude, it's shouting and it's an eyesore. There's really no need for it to even be there. But this is nitpicking, because every other aspect is very good. I've not used the wireless capability yet, and I don't thing they need to include such an overly nice carrying case... who does lan parties anymore? Not enough peeps to need this case as anything but an addon purchase. They could drop the price of the keyboard, by making he case an optional purchase, for those who need it. For me, the case is just one more extra thing to have to find space to store. NOTE: The red switches are definitely clacky/noisy. Those saying they're quiet are false, or have hearing loss... I can say this because I'm totally deaf in one ear, and this thing is still noisy. But the response of the keys is very fast. For a frequent typer, I wouldnt' recommend this KB, but for a gamer who's using it mostly for gaming, it's a really nice unit. The volume adjuster is my fave so far, and I've owned a lot of brands/models of gaming kbs. Good for gamers who want it's small footprint on their desk, no so great for folks who do a lot of typing, unless you like a lot of clacky-clack. Being able to go from wired to wireless is a really noice feature. Cant' remark on battery life because I only use it with the cable. Game mode is perfect for gaming, but I wish it was the default mode, because I bought a gaming KB for gaming, and having to enable game mode to be able to disable capslock is annoying. This unit seems very solidly made. It's not cheap feelign at all.

Great gaming keyboard. My son asked for this keyboard for xmas and he loves it. I noticed when I used it that the keys seem to be taller than what I'm used to, but he has no complaints. Also, the keyboard does not have the # keys on the right side which makes this keyboard only 14" rather than 17". Pictures show his old model on top and this model on bottom for comparison.

I have owned several mechanical keyboards over the past 3 years. Ranging from cheap crap like Red Dragon, to consumer stuff like Corsair and Razer, as well as some of the higher end custom boards like the TOFU60 and some KBDfans stuff. For the money, I think you can do SO much better. While I appreciate the RGB quality and the sheer amount of endless RGB customization the GHUB software allows you, that is about the only thing I can rate highly. Construction is not totally terrible for a board built primarily out of plastic. But it is very hollow sounding and does not have much substance to it when typing. Has a nice weight to it and the adjustable angle stands are nice and have been useful. Stabilizers are average, but definitely nothing special. Why are they STILL using MICRO USB? It literally would cost them less than $0.30 to use USB-C instead. I dont get it. Keycaps dont seem to be double shot PBT, but theyre decent quality nonetheless. Nice RGB shine through. Switches are proprietary Logitech Blue clicky switches. They are pretty meh. If you like the sound of a loud dry keypress with significant amount of travel and play, then youll like it. Otherwise, if youve used boards that have a more consistent and overall smooth feeling keypress, this will not be a treat to use. I think this keyboard is half decent for most folks who want something they can buy once and not have to think about again after that. But if you have very high standards, have used modded or custom or just better quality keyboards prior, this one will very likely not be a great experience. Personally, I went out on a limb because I finished building my latest PC much quicker than I anticipated and have since sold the TOFU60 I had and my backup board which was a Corsair. So I bought this on a whim wanting to give a GPRO product a try. However after a month of use, I am going to revert to building a good starter 60% or maybe TKL mechanical keyboard since that can be done for under 150 and overall can feel 10 times better than this GPRO. :l TLDR 6/10. Would recommend to people wanting something that they dont have to worry about ever again after purchasing. Anyone else, I would suggest taking a pass and getting an entry level custom starter board that has intent to be modded down the road.

Coming from a wooting 80he, this is good. I had to return my wooting because the rapid trigger would make buttons stopped working, I even had another one sent to me and still same issues, could be my hardware I have no idea, so looking for a replacement I’ve choose this one over the razer which is a big competitor and mostly choose Logitech to stay in the ecosystem because I have a super light 2 mouse. This review will be compared to the wooting 80 he which is the best keyboard in the market. The wooting keys feel way better and the sound clicks are much better too. Coming to Logitech is a huge difference I wish the sound of clicks were more dreamy like wooting also wish the buttons are softer Software to me is all the same on both of them. Wooting probably has a slight edge but not by much. Wooting has more rgb lights and it sticks out more if you care for that. Rapid trigger works excellent and it feels like I’m moving faster on games on cs2/valorant the respond time Is amazing the upgrade to a rapid trigger keyboard is worth it for that alone. This keyboard has a volume knob which is big to me and wooting doesn’t. Overall if the wooting was able to work on my computer I’ve give it a 5/5 and this Logitech keyboard 4.5/5 for the price I got this brand new on sale $150 which imo should be the retail price, I wouldn’t pay $190 might as well spend more on a wooting. My honest non sponsored review.