Logitech - G PRO TKL Wired Mechanical GX Brown Tactile Switch Gaming Keyboard with RGB Backlighting - League of Legends, Blue

Came a day early and packaged well, even the box for the keyboard was in perfect condition. It was wrapped in plastic as well. Have had the keyboard for about a month now and for anyone who likes clicky switches, these are perfect for you. They’re quite loud though, it can be heard when gaming/work/school if there isn’t proper noise suppression. Any grease is easy to clean off of the key caps/frame. The response time is good and it’s comfortable even for small hands like mine (16x7cm). It has a pretty good build quality which makes it somewhat heavy. The software for Logitech has never been hard to use, and is nitpicky in a good way like programming keybinds for specific games.

The Logitech G PRO TKL is a compact, tenkeyless mechanical gaming keyboard that delivers excellent performance with its GX Blue Clicky switches, providing satisfying tactile feedback and audible clicks for precision typing. Its RGB backlighting is customizable, adding a personal touch to your setup. Built for esports, the keyboard is lightweight and durable, making it easy to carry and set up for tournaments or home use. The lack of a numpad allows for a more compact design, perfect for gamers who need more mouse space. Overall, the G PRO TKL offers pro-level performance in a sleek, space-saving package.

Better than Razer Huntsman, really high quality with awesome custom community RGB settings (I like the confetti one, see pic). Slightly on the expensive side considering it’s not even wireless but still well worth it. Great design on the connection from the cable to keyboard (see pictures)

The keyboard feels good, has nice response times, and works just as well as when I first got it a year ago. My biggest gripe is the Keycap Lifespan. Within 7 months My most used keys WASDQE and Space had noticeable wear and scratches. I could buy replacement keycaps for $60 (no thanks). I opted for white HyperX keycaps($20). Sadly, the left capslocks and the spacebar are different widths and had to stick to the original. The RGB colors are nice but don't be deceived into thinking you can program them to tell the difference between two similar colors. Realistically I'd say there are about 7 colors, and you can control the hue.

i like the keyboard so much..its compact and very easy to use and i like the design its clean

My favorite keyboard ive ever had! Ive had cheap razer keyboards as well as the brown switch Logitech G512 Carbon. TKL is the perfect size for gaming and the super satisfying clicky switches and beautiful addressable RGB. Only complaint is that its loud and the paint has rubbed off after only a month. 9/10.

Great for gaming, perfect size and quick responses.

I've had this keyboard a bit over a year now and use it daily for both PC gaming and WFH. (disclaimer: child/pet-free household so can't speak to its durability in more risk-prone conditions) Functionally, it's still as responsive and clicky-claky as the day I got it. The paint on the WASD keys have a bit of visible wear on the edges from overuse (see picture) but have otherwise held up far better than past keyboards I've owned. The Q/W/E/R/F/, 1-9/0 and F1-F12 keys are still near-perfect condition despite the force at which I panic-spam them on some unfortunate occasions. All the keycaps are easily replacable though so ultimately not an issue! The only real dysfunction of this keyboard is that it sometimes takes a second or so for the backlights to turn on when you first power on your PC. So if you spent entirely too much on your fast-booting PC build (like I did) this might result in missing the boot function prompts (BIOS, Boot Menu, etc) on startup if you're sitting in a pitch-black room. Overall, I'd absolutely recommend it to anyone who does a hefty amount of typing whether for play or work (sans accounting/payroll because no number pad). I'll be buying a 2nd one soon when/if I'm forced into a hybrid in-office schedule.