PRO Mechanical TKL Tenkeyless Gaming Keyboard (Clicky) - Black | Ultra portable, detachable Micro USB cable, 16.8 million color Lightsync backlit keys

The G PRO TKL is a solid competitive gaming keyboard with excellent build quality. The compact tenkeyless design saves desk space and is genuinely portable for tournaments or travel. The detachable cable is a smart feature - no more damaged fixed cables, and you can easily swap in a custom one. The switches (GX Blue in my case) feel consistent and responsive with good tactile feedback. No key wobble or stabilizer rattle issues that you sometimes find in gaming keyboards. The RGB lighting is bright and even across all keys, with good customization options through the G HUB software. Some practical notes: The plain black design keeps it professional-looking despite the RGB. The keycaps are decent quality but not exceptional - they'll show shine over time like most ABS caps. The removable cable connection is secure - no disconnects during intense gaming sessions. Minor gripes: The USB connection could be recessed a bit more to better protect the port, and the included cable is somewhat stiff. The media controls being function-layer only takes some getting used to if you're coming from a full-size board. The wrist rest is sold separately, which feels a bit stingy at this price point. Software is feature-rich but can be finicky with updates sometimes.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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.

Hey folks! Just gotta drop some love for the Logitech G PRO Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. Let me tell ya, this bad boy is a game-changer. First off, the build quality? Top-notch! Feels like it could survive a nuclear apocalypse and still be clickin' away like a champ. Plus, them mechanical switches? Pure magic under your fingertips. Typin' on this thing feels smoother than butter on a hot skillet. Now, let's talk about them RGB lights. Man, oh man, they're like a party on your desk! Customize 'em however you want, match 'em with your mood, your game, heck, even your socks if you fancy! And the software? Easy peasy lemon squeezy. No PhD in computer science required to figure it out. Oh, and did I mention the compact design? Perfect for us desk space strugglers. Fits like a glove, leaving plenty of room for all your other gaming gear. Sure, it ain't the cheapest keyboard out there, but hey, you get what you pay for, am I right? And with the G PRO, what you're gettin' is pure gaming bliss. So, if you're in the market for a new keyboard that's gonna take your gaming experience to the next level, look no further, my friend. The Logitech G PRO Mechanical Gaming Keyboard has got your back. Trust me, you won't regret it!

Keyboard is fine. Not as responsive as I would have liked, and just not as comfortable to type as my old Logitech keyboard. I am certain that after I use this keyboard for a generous period of time, I will grow accustom to it. Over all solid keyboard for typing. I am not a gamer so I have no opinion on it's abilities as a gamer keyboard.

I’ve been using the Logitech G PRO X TKL Lightspeed for a bit now, and it definitely lives up to the “pro-level” reputation. Right away, the compact tenkeyless design stands out—it gives you more desk space for your mouse, which is a big plus if you play FPS games or just like a cleaner setup. The wireless performance is honestly one of the best parts. Logitech’s LIGHTSPEED connection feels just as responsive as wired, so there’s no noticeable delay during gaming. It also supports Bluetooth and wired modes, so you’ve got flexibility depending on how you want to use it. Typing and gaming feel great thanks to the mechanical switches (GX Brown tactile in my case). They have a solid, satisfying feedback without being too loud, which makes it a good balance for both gaming and everyday use. The build quality feels sturdy, and the keycaps hold up well over time. Battery life is solid too—around 50 hours depending on usage—which means you’re not constantly charging it. The RGB lighting (LIGHTSYNC) is fully customizable, and the added media controls and volume roller are nice quality-of-life features. That said, it’s not perfect. The price is definitely on the higher side for a TKL keyboard, and you don’t get hot-swappable switches, which some competitors offer. If you’re into customizing your keyboard deeply, that might be a downside.

Bought as a holiday gift for my son. He reports it was exactly what he wanted and it has not disappointed him. Yes, It may be a a bit "Plain Jane" but its is the less apparent things that make a good keyboard. The keys give a satisfying click and have been reliable in performance and speed.

The X version of this keyboard is aesthetically pleasing. I like how the keys light, being bright and clear with rich coloration. The keys markings are well shown without distracting side glitter/glow (e.g. Roccat Vulcan). I also like the cord, it is braided and more flexible than the non-X version. I am impartial to the Shroud decorative theme, fortunately it's not too prominent. I can't say that the keyboard has faster response time than some others (maybe) but what I can say is that subjectively, it feels good to use. It feels natural and never like an obstacle, it seems to help me get better game scores. I like the TKL format, it seems fine for use as a normal keyboard (productivity). While it's a personal matter, I like the linear keys on the G Pro X/Shroud version much better than the standard version; these have a much better feel and better sound. The keys are still a bit clicky but much smoother sounding than the browns or blues. This is something you can't evaluate by looking at a web page. I like the on-board profiles. You can setup your preferred key lighting, store into the default on-board profile and it will be remembered and show up on *any* computer that the keyboard is plugged into (without requiring any special software). However, for this to work, you have to store into the default profile. There is no published way to cycle between saved profiles without the support software which is quite lame. I REALLY dislike the G-HUB software -- it's a complicated mess. For me, the only thing that G-Hub has going for it is that the fonts are bigger and the menu is resizable. Fortunately, the Logitech Gaming Software is still available, much less fiddly and much more intuitive. Perhaps in some minor ways the Logitech Gaming Software is less functional (hard to say), but it gets the setup job done much more easily than G-Hub. I may try the G-HUB software again in future since it can possibly be improved (though probably it cant get worse).

i bought the keyboard and when my package arrived it was a mouse. at the time i actually needed an additional mouse and i found a nice quality keyboard for cheap so i was going just eat the extra price tag BUT, the mouses Left button does not work properly. It does not click and the computer recognizes it as pressed down all the time. I was going open the mouse and see if a piece was in the way or the spring was out of place but i can not find the screw that is keeping the mouse held together. Because of this i just went ahead and i am trying to get a refund but i am waiting on the sellers response. I will update this if they can fix my issue but as of right now i am giving this 1 star. *EDITED* it turns out they did respond to me within the same day. i missed it. i am sorry, they offered to send another mouse the same day. so i am just taking that option. i do not have to send the current one i have back which takes some hassle off on me.

Não tem como, teclado é muito bom, teclas suaves de apertar, não é um teclado extremamente barulhento. É alto nível. É no Layout US, então, compre sabendo que vai ter que se adaptar a isso.

Been grinding long sessions lately, and the Logitech G Pro TKL was a game-changer. That tenkeyless layout frees up desk space for big mouse flicks, and the keys? Super snappy with zero lag—seriously smooth performance when every millisecond counts. RGB lighting is legit impressive—bright, clean, and stays visible even in well-lit rooms. Plus, the detachable cable makes setup a breeze (and packing for LANs even easier). If you want tournament-ready performance without a num pad cramping your style, this is a solid pick. No fluff—just speed, toughness, and eye-catching lighting that doesn’t quit.

great keyboard, great price. not quiet, but it works well and the g hub settings are very nice!

Para mi, como un fan de la marca, Logitech siempre ha hecho productos de gran calidad. Este no es una excepción, ya que desde el primer día que lo usé la sensación y respuesta táctil han cumplido con mis expectativas. Las teclas suenan bastante bien, aunque me resulta gracioso que las GX Blue en realidad son Kailh Blue renombradas. A pesar de lo anterior, no me han decepcionado. El teclado tiene buena resistencia y peso, es compacto y el cable es muy resistente, aunque algo duro de doblar pero es algo de esperarse de un cable mallado. Lo único que me disgusta es que tiene layout de Estados Unidos (es decir las teclas están acomodadas conforme al inglés), hubiese estado increíble que hicieran una opción con layout de Latinoamérica (español). Es un poco ruidoso, pero si estás escuchando música en unos audífonos con cancelación de ruido no es molesto. Mi mayor deseo es que Logitech saque a la venta un teclado óptico con layout Latinoamericano, pero eso es harina de otro costal. Excelente producto, 100% recomendado 👌😎

Teclado muito bom, mas bem clicky