Customer Ratings & Reviews

great product!,my son love it, i definetely recomend it

My son (gamer) loves this but I’m an idiot and got it for myself too not knowing what a gaming keyboard is. No number pad so I returned.

Great product, simple to use. I would recommend this to anyone who games.

Nice looking keyboard, love the sound. Haven’t used it too much so can’t comment on the durability.

Don’t trust the YouTuber Reviews. This is actually a very outstanding items.

Great feeling keyboard. I really like the way it looks and feels

Perfectly clicky and really fast! Great for my job and my son’s gaming!

Good quiet keyboard frees up so much space on my desk

This thing is considerably smaller than I had expected, but since it was a prerelease product, there were no photos. But that just makes it even that much better as far as I'm concerned. Packaging was nicely done. Well protected during shipping. Popping it open, I loved seeing that there was a case for this. Nice touch. Zipper works smoothly, and opening it up for the first time and seeing the keyboard, I was impressed. I'm a big fan of a nice mechanical keyboard. Being a fast touch typer, I find the action of one is way better than the normal chicklet keyboard most things come with. For gaming it also usually works better for me. The unit actually came fully charged, something I almost never see. The case has a recessed part where the adapter and the tilde key sit securely. The adapter also had the wireless USB receiver in it, although ultimately there is a storage spot under the keyboard for it. It's a great design as well, a sloped curve so that you can easily slide the receiver into place, and easily slide it out again. There is a volume knob on the left side, convenient. I like dedicated volume controls. So for a more compact keyboard like this, I don't need to mess with a function key like most would, not having the room for dedicated volume keys elsewhere. Power button is a nice one, movement has a very positive feel to it. The LED lights have four brightness levels, accessible by hitting the function keys and the assigned key for brightness adjustment up/down. I like how the secondary features like the LED control and transport buttons are all printed on the FRONT of the keyboard. There are eight different LED colors to choose from, and a selection of lighting effects available right on the keyboard. The action itself is outstanding, one of the best feeling keyboards I've used in many years. And since I've recently begun to move my gaming from my Xboxes and PlayStations to a new gaming laptop, the timing was perfect. This is so much better to use than the keyboard on the laptop and since it’s compact, it doesn’t take up nearly as much room in front of the laptop as my other gaming keyboard does. Since I’ve been using it on a rolling cart now with adjustable halves, this makes it easier for me to use a keyboard and mouse than what I was using prior. 99% shows about 66 hours of use left, and it's been used for many hours already without charnging, so I'm thinking this WILL last quite a long time. The G hub software is alright. I've dealt with so many different programs for different devices - my Corsair gaming mouse has its own for controlling RGB lighting and settings, my ROG Strix laptop has its own, so this is just another one. So far, the things I'm doing with it are doing what I expect. The LED controls work well, and the customization seems to be functioning as expected. Since I'm doing simple things now like Fallout and Assassin's Creed, I haven't had to get too crazy yet. But the customization for keys is pretty straightforward. You can set up to 5 extra assignments to a single key, including modifiers for alt, shift, and control. I also like that I can specify whether the LED backlight turns off after inactivity. Sometimes I would want that, and sometimes I'd want it to stay on even if I'm not active enough on the keyboard to keep it lit. I always love having a choice. There is a physical sliding switch on the right edge to change the keyboard into gaming mode which lets you disable specific keys. From the program, you simply decide which keys you don't want to accidentally press, and those are just disabled. This feature I like, since with the form factor here, I could see where I might bump a few during normal use. This lets you really work around whatever game you're playing to help unintended keystrokes. There are rubber feet on the bottom that do a very good job of holding this in place. And there are tilt feet you can pull out to adjust the angle. But the angle is very shallow. Here I would have liked to have seen an option for a lower angle, and a higher angle, since depending on where I'm using it, I might want one or the other. But seeing as this really will be used JUST for gaming for me, since otherwise I lose the 10 key pad I like with normal computing, it’s not a big deal. This thing has heft. Considering the battery life, I wonder how much of that is battery. It feels solid, not at all cheap, and that's something for me that is one of those ineffable things about electronics. Some things just feel cheap. I like it when they don't, and this keyboard, smallest of all my gaming keyboards, is probably the sturdiest and least cheap feeling of them all and possibly the one with the most weight. LED on the left edge shows you when you have the caps lock engaged. I've got to say, that I really love this keyboard. The feel, the speed, the customization. It does what I expect, unlike some things like the Corsair customization for the mouse that was just a hot mess. It has things I consider requirements and lacks some of the useless bling I have on other keyboards. It is well designed, well-constructed, and well thought out. Definitely worth considering for any PC gamers out there.

Good for using on the move and easy packing. Keys are pretty however and not good for fast typers.

feels quality and sounds great but the rgb programming sucks on it, if the software were better I'd put 5 star

Does not work with PS5 and it doesnt say it in the description. Very frustrating and had to return it.

Didn’t like not having keypad or arrow keys on the keyboard.

The switches were too clicky and the keyboard itself was not super sturdy. For the price, you can do better

To start, this thing is TINY. If you've never used a 60% keyboard, its even smaller than you think. In using this for a while, I realized I'm more of a 70-75% guy. I need my Fkeys and arrow keys without using an FN button. That one gripe being said, this is one of the most solid and premium keyboards I have ever used, and I have a ton of different keyboards from all different manufacturers. They also include a case, which feel quite premium, and will easily fit in a backpack with a gaming laptop. My preference is first person shooters with this size of keyboard, as there usually isn't too many other keys needed. I realized within a minute of playing DoTA2 with this little guy that I REALLY missed my Fkeys. Other than that, you cannot go wrong with this Logitech. The G Hub has really matured and is much better/more solid and less crashes than a main gaming competitors software that I use. The lightspeed wireless is near instant, with no difference felt for this old gamer in BF2042 vs a similar wired keyboard. The battery life seems solid also, was able to play for a few days/a few hours a day, and the G Hub was still showing over 50% battery remaining. The RGB is legit, very customizable, and the little touches make this keyboard stand out. They squeezed a volume wheel on THE SIDE! Such a great idea, and its fairly natural to use. TLDR : If you understand the limitations of 60% keyboards/are in the market for one, GO FOR THE Pro X 60! Its a GREAT little beast!

First impression: My first impression of the Pro X 60 keyboard was that it is a rugged keyboard. It has a solid feel, optical keys, and is heavy for its size. That is good because this keyboard doesn’t slip around on the desk. The keys feel rugged but do have some play in them. The white escape key is aesthetically nice and makes it easy to quickly find in a compact keyboard; I’m used to a full-size keyboard. If you don’t like white, a black replacement key is included. The keyboard is well packaged and comes in a really nice carry case. Everything fits in the case, and it protects the keyboard when taking with you. The keyboard can be connected via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or a USB dongle. The dongle also has a USB A to USB C adapter, which is a nice touch. Bluetooth pairing is instantaneous and easy. This keyboard was the fastest pairing keyboard I have ever used. As soon as I held the BT button in, it offered me a code on my machine. I punched the code into the keyboard, and it was paired. What’s in the box: • PRO X 60 Gaming Keyboard • USB LIGHTSPEED Wireless adapter • USB-A to USB-C charging and data cable • Logitech G keycap • Carrying case • User documentation G Hub: This keyboard is configured through the Logitech G Hub app. Through this app you can set up profiles, key mapping, macros, change settings, access community support, access Logitech support, and set keyboard settings. Once the keyboard is paired with G Hub, you are presented with a picture of your keyboard. In the upper right-hand corner is a dropdown box. If you have multiple Logitech devices connected to G Hub, you can select them here. Clicking anywhere on the keyboard will take you to the Keyboard configuration. The 1st icon takes you to LightSync. This is the LED lighting configuration. It has preset configurations, Freestyle configurations, and lighting Animations. While in Bluetooth mode, only preset configurations are available. Preset configurations are just that, you select one and it works. Freestyle allows you to paint keys different colors. Animations have different animated routines. My favorite is Lightning running at 50ms. The 2nd icon takes you to assignments. This is by far my favorite part of the keyboard. Being a 60% keyboard, there are keys that don’t exist, such as arrow keys. However, with the key mapping, it is easy to redefine keys so you can have the keys you want/need available. There are two ways of mapping the keys. One is persistent. Those mappings will be the same across all profiles. The second is profile based. On this mode, the keys can be mapped specifically for a certain profile, and changing the profile will change the key mappings. This is a very powerful tool for a 60% keyboard. The 3rd icon takes you to the Game Mode configuration, which disables the Windows key. However, you can add other keys to disable with the Game Mode switch. This is where you select those keys. Keyboard: As mentioned earlier, this keyboard has a nice weight to it. The weight along with the rubber strips on the bottom, the keyboard is firmly sitting on your desk. On the sides of the keyboard, there is a volume roller, an on/off switch, a USB port for charging and for cabled use, a Bluetooth button, a Wi-Fi button, and a Game mode button, which disables the Windows key. On the bottom of the keyboard, there are two riser feet, and a space to plug in the USB dongle so it doesn’t get lost. The volume roller is nice, and the volume level responds linearly. My only con for the volume roller is that it is easy to over adjust when moving quickly. Adding resistance to the roller would help prevent changing volume levels by accident or over-adjusting the volume. The Game Mode switch disables the Windows key for gaming. You can add other keys as well to disable when using this switch. Performance: The keyboard works beautifully with all my devices. The keys are easy to hit and responsive, and do not require any force. The keys also don’t bounce which is nice as I am a 2-finger typist. I like the tactical feel and sound. There is some wobble in the keys which makes some noise, but it didn’t affect the performance of the keyboard, and didn’t personally bother me as I cut my teeth on an IBM Model M a long time ago. The keyboard is very snappy and responsive. The only problem I had was that I am not used to a 60% keyboard, so there is quite a learning curve for me. My muscle memory doesn’t work here. But I am slowly getting the hang of it, and I like the extra desk space for a dedicated function keyboard and mouse movement. Conclusion: I like the Pro X 60 keyboard. This keyboard is a nice 60% keyboard. It is loaded with features and allows up to 15 functions per key in custom key assignments. It has multiple ways of connecting to a computer, powerful lighting options, volume control within easy reach, and profiles for different key assignments. While these features aren’t unique in gaming keyboards, they are easily configured with G Hub. So, do I recommend this keyboard? It’s not a simple yes or know. I do like the Pro X 60, and I do recommend it, if you think it is worth the price. It is an expensive keyboard for a 60% keyboard, and for that, you must make up your own mind. For me, I’m enjoying getting used to the 60% size and the extra desk space I get with this keyboard.

This is a nice compact 60% gaming keyboard. Comes in a semi-hard case with keyboard, usb cable, lightspeed adapter, usb adapter and an alternate ESC key. There is also a spot on the bottom of the keyboard for the lightspeed adapter. In the hands this Pro X 60 feels solid and like a quality item. It has some heft to it almost like it is metal, but seems to be plastic. The weight helps hold it in place. On the bottom are 2 flip up legs to angle it a bit if you prefer. The RGB lighting is nice and can be adjusted pretty much however you want with the G Hub software. Keys can be programmed as needed or disabled per game. There is a volume control on the left side.On the right side is a switch to enable game mode. You can connect the keyboard to PC with usb cable, Bluetooth and lightspeed, options for everyone. Battery life seems to be very good, even when I let it run full RGB. I only have a couple small nit-picks. The secondary key functions are silk screened on the ‘front’ side of the key and are hard to read. They are like a dark gray on black keys and are not back light with the RGB. I also noticed on ‘wider’ keys like (CAPS, SHIFT, CTRL), the lens or the RBG led does not light up the entire word, the edges are not lt. For the SHIFT key, the S and T letters aren’t lit on the outer sides. This isn’t a deal breaker, but on an expensive quality keyboard that otherwise looks and feels really nice, it distracts a little from the ‘quality’ feel. Overall a nice keyboard.

This keyboard doesn't disappoint and I expected nothing less from Logitech's PRO series. The keyboard itself is very nice and compact with that 60% design and this one is especially nice because it comes with a carrying case! The carrying case is very sturdy as well so I wouldn't feel weary carrying that in my backpack while traveling to a LAN party or a competition. The switch mine has is the GX Optical Tactile. I know some people aren't a fan of optical switches but these just feel great regardless. The tactile has a nice feedback to every keystroke as well. The RGB lighting is definitely nice and it's customizable via the app as well. This comes with KEYCONTROL where you can customize every key so you can set it up for your competitions or game. I do love the fact that it's wireless and you can choose between USB or Bluetooth connection but keep in mind that the 1ms LIGHTSPEED wireless just works with the USB connection. Overall, the design is great and minimalistic. It also looks professional so if you're not using it for gaming, you won't be embarrassed by it. I would have loved to give it a 5 star but for the price, there are other more customizable keyboards that offer a very similar performance as well.

Keyboard completely quit working after a month do not recommend

In the box is the keyboard, a traveling/carrying case, USB-A wireless adapter, USB-A to USB-C charging and data cable, USB Extender (USB-A on one end/USB-C on the other end), Logitech G key cap and user documentation. Please note, there is an update when you first Bluetooth/plug in. First impression - Definitely loving the design of the carrying case. I tend to travel and take my gaming laptop with me and I feel a lot better traveling with this hardshell covered in mesh carrying case. I am able to carry each additional piece of cord and adapters all in one case. Each piece has its own slot in the carry case. I would also like to add that it is heavy, so when traveling I would attempt to carry in the carry-on bag instead of the checked luggage to save on weight. There is a G Hub app (which I already had because I am a Logitech fan) and I was able to add the keyboard and update right away. The app allows you to program and customize your keys and make pre-sets for different games. It also recognizes the games and automatically switches to the pre-sets for that specific game when you start to play. You are also able to customize the lights for the game with customizable lightsync RGB backlighting. The keyboard is bluetooth and has the available cord if you would like to be wired and there is a rechargeable battery that is supposed to last for 65 hours. I have been testing the keyboard for the last couple of days on bluetooth and battery, the keyboard is still showing battery life at 100% from the initial charging when I plugged it up out of the box. I would also like to note that the keyboard came with a “G” key and an escape key. The G key can be inserted where the escape key is and can be pressed to take you to the command center of the G Hub app. And keep in mind that the additional keys (numbers, print screen, page up and down, etc.) on a normal keyboard are not there since this is a smaller keyboard but there is a FN (function) button that will light up when you press and hold and the additional functions keys will also light up to show you which ones they are (the action is written on the front side of the key surface that faces you). Overall, this is a GREAT update to my previous keyboard and I would definitely recommend to friends and family!