PRO X TKL Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Keyboard, Ultra-Portable Tenkeyless Design, LIGHTSYNC RGB, PBT keycaps, Tactile Switches (GX Brown) - Black

I love the sound of it, the size is just right for the lap and it works perfectly I didn’t notice any lag. RGB isa nice touch it is addressable and has different effects.

Very well made keyboard with everything you would want. You should buy it used if you want a greater discount.

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!

Very good but a handful of problems keep it from being perfect for what it is. Pros: This TKL layout excellently keeps the keys at the standard layout and spacing. Other brands might advertise TKL but those other brands can sometimes mess up the spacing. This standard layout allows you to transfer your touch typing skills when you are put in a situation where you have to use someone else's standard layout keyboard. Excellent battery life as long as you don't have the RGB on constant maximum brightness, and even then, very good compared to other brands. The scroll bar is fantastic and far better than a dial or knob, in my opinion. It has a nice texture and resistance. The fact that it is horizontal and flat allows you to control it with a single finger flick instead of the multiple fingers that are sometimes needed for a dial or knob. The USB dongle has excellent responsiveness (my personal preference), Bluetooth is available if you don't want to utilize the USB dongle, and you can use the wired option if you like. Satisfying, hefty weight. Keycaps have excellent legibility and lighting. The PBT material has a nice matte finish to resist fingerprint smudges, so you don't have to clean as often as other materials. Cons: Terrible software that is full of problems. The G Pro series is advertised to allow you to reprogram EVERY key but this is simply not true for this product and software combination. Instead, you can map the keys to the F keys, which is not at all the same idea. For one thing, only the Rapid version of this product is compatible with the software that even attempts to allow such full reprogramming. This version's software has both macro and key remapping issues that simply do not work with few exceptions. The FN key is hardcoded to the FN keys and the FN key does not send a signal to the operating system, which prevents you from remapping even if you tried to get different software. So, using alternative software such as PowerToys will only help you so much. There are other keyboards that do send a signal to the operating system when the FN key is pressed and they don't cost as much. The mechanical switches are tolerable, but could be a lot better. For example, I have the tactile switches, which I prefer over the linear and clicky, but the tactile feel is barely different from the linear. Also, these switches are NOT hot swappable with almost all switches, so you are locked into just one option from Logitech for linear, tactile, or clicky, none of which are the best in their category. If you want a nice thock and feel from something like a tactile Boba U4T switch, then you would have to get another keyboard just for this one problem alone. The sound is significantly louder and higher pitched on the larger keys such as shift, enter, space, etc., which doesn't match the other keys' sound profile. So, if you want something closer to a thock sound profile (I say "closer" since you will not get a deep thock from this keyboard), then you might want to modify the keycaps with "Blu Tack" putty inside them. Not easily user serviceable. You will likely have to look elsewhere, at a different keyboard, if you want to open the product to adjust foam(s), insert poly fill, convert to gasket mounting, add or remove weight, tape mod the PCB, etc. These are all crucial if you want to adjust the sound profile and feel of the keyboard. This is another reason this keyboard lacks thock. Overall, a very good keyboard, but as Amazon shows, it is frequently returned for good reasons, and I think that is due to cons mentioned above. I hope Logitech improves these items, because then it would be perfect (for what it is).

This keyboard responds really well and the signal is stable, but it has several frustrating issues: Lighting & Software Dependence: If you don’t like the boring blue default lights, you’re forced to install Logitech’s heavy software. It eats resources, delays startup, and there’s no Linux version. Open-source tools that work with other keyboards don’t support this one. You can press the light key + numbers for temporary effects, but it always goes back to blue. The hardware memory only supports very simple effects – nothing like the presets. It feels like Logitech wants to lock you into their bloated software. Noise: My girlfriend complains it’s extremely loud, and honestly it’s noisier than an old Commodore 64. Not ideal for programming or using late at night. Definitely not “cool.” Spill Disaster: I accidentally spilled a coffee on it during a live interview. After that, one key press would trigger multiple letters. When I opened it, I found tons of screws, and each key is soldered in 4 places. That means if one fails, you need to desolder it. You can only remove the plastic caps. I had to soak it in alcohol, let it dry for a week, and luckily it worked again. But the design feels fragile for real-life use. Coffee and programming go hand in hand—this keyboard isn’t built for accidents. Battery & Build: Battery lasts about a week depending on usage. The volume wheel is handy, and the overall build feels solid. But if you need a keyboard that truly resists daily life, this one isn’t it—unless you use some ugly protective cover (which makes the awful blue lights look even worse). Bottom line: Great responsiveness, but too noisy, software-dependent, and not practical for real-life durability.

I would be back here a year later writing a bad review but I can't honestly do that because when the keyboard failed Logitech support did not. They quickly had me a replacement shipped out and I was back up and going in less than a week from initial RMA conversation to keyboard at my door.

It really is in a league of its own. It just works really well and sounds/feels pleasant.

The keyboard has a solid build quality, and I really like the Tenkeyless design that saves desk space. The PBT keycaps also feel great to the touch. My main reason for the average rating is related to my primary use case. I purchased this for gaming, and I personally found the performance in wireless mode to be less responsive than I needed for a smooth experience. For general typing and office work, it's perfectly fine, but it didn't meet my specific expectations for fast-paced gaming. When used in wired mode, it functions flawlessly as a solid mechanical keyboard. In summary, it's a well-made keyboard that might be a better fit for users who prioritize wireless convenience for work or casual use over competitive gaming. For my needs, the wireless performance wasn't ideal.

Excelente, tan solo ver su empaque y sentir el peso, puedes determinar que es calidad. Una vez abierto, cumple con las expectativas prometidas en la imagen, su estuche, cable tipo c, dungle y extensión USB/C. Muy bien realizado este proyecto/teclado, bien ahí Logitech.

Fiquei receoso em comprar meu primeiro teclado sem fio, achei que a bateria não duraria nada e teria que ficar conectando o cabo direto. Mas me surpreendeu muito, já estou usando há mais de 2 semanas, uso pelo menos 2 horas todos os dias com o RGB no brilho máximo (tudo bem que ele não é tão forte) e até agora está em 70% de bateria. O led do caps lock podia ser na keycap ou próximo da tecla, acaba ficando escondido lá em cima.

I've had this keyboard for about 2.5 months now. It feels and looks fantastic. Super happy with the hardware and premium quality feel. The only thing that keeps this from 5 stars is the frankly insane price tag. But it ticks all the other boxes for what I want in a keyboard. Thank god we have a high end Logitech keyboard with USB C (RIP my old G915).

No tiene la «ñ» en el teclado, repito; no tiene la ñ. Aun así, lo puedes configurar desde Windows para que interprete el teclado como teclado en español y las teclas funcionan como tal, eso sí, puede ser al inicio cosa de acostumbrarte porque lo que ves en el teclado no es lo que va a ponerse cuando des clic. A mí eso no me molestó y el teclado me pareció una chulada. Trae switch Brown que se sienten muy bien y la oportunidad de decidir si usarlo bluetooth o con el conector también está excelente.

$300 on a wireless TKL keyboard and it died after 2 months of use. The keyboard will not be detected by any PC, I can plug it in and charge it, but on both my PCs the keyboard will not be detected. It's a paperweight. I will never buy another Logitech product again, I now remember why I swore them off more than 10 years ago and wish I had never given them another chance. Guess I'll switch to Steel Series, maybe they can make a half decent product.