Logitech G PRO X TKL LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Keyboard, Ultra Portable Tenkeyless Design, LIGHTSYNC RGB, Tactile Switches (GX Brown), QWERTY UK English Layout, Magenta

Solidly built, feels sturdy with a nice weight to it. This replaces an older RomerG switched Logitech keyboard which started after 8 or so years to have a dodgy Alt key (which in PUBG, I use a fair amount...)The Keys feel nice to use, nice and clicky so may not suit everyone.The RGB lighting is bright and clear, and can be fully customised is Logitech GHub if you don't want the RGB vomit and instead want a solid colour or per key lighting, brightness can be adjusted too if the default is too glarish.

The RGB works with many RGB software (including the windows dynamic lighting) its a blue switch mechanical keyboard, which is quite loud, so not the best in public spaces / shared rooms, but I love the tactile feedback of each click, it feel great, and I'm not sure if its placebo, but I found myself making less spelling errors compared to a red switch mechanical keyboard. The brightness of the RGB lights can be configured, but the default maximum is visible in lit rooms, and glows very bright in the dark. Its wired with a micro USB cable to USB, but the micro USB that connects to the keyboard has two extra plastic prongs that keeps it in place. Since its wired, it doesn't need charging or batteries to run. Its the size of a regular keyboard, just without the number pad, im not sure of the term, but im guessing this is a 75 or 80% keyboard? either way, its the perfect size in my opinion. As i bought this on sale, I think I got a bargain, but even with the default price, its still an amazing buy, good for gaming or office work.Also, for anyone wondering, there are two buttons on the top right of the keyboard, the right one is to turn on or off the RGB, simple as. The left one is actually a "game mode" which prevents the windows key from being pressed, so you don't accidentally press it. And to the left of those buttons are two lights which indicate whether the caps lock or scroll lock is on.

Love it! This is a genuinely good keyboard. Keypress feedback is solid as one might expect from a mechanical keyboard. There is no numbers pad on the right-hand side, but how many of us actually use that? And of course it makes for a more sensible compact size while keeping individual keys full-size. All UK keys appear to be available, though not always where one might expect them.It is quite hefty, but again that’s the “mechanical” part showing itself.In appearance it is a dense compact and solid matt black that looks purposeful but otherwise gives no indication of its real artistry; the lights! More static and animated displays than you can shake a stick at, and all infinitely configurable and superb!Windows 11 recognises the keyboard for what it is and even offers limited lighting display configurations, but to really make use of the lights one needs to download and install the Logitech G Hub app (available directly from the Logitech website). It is a relatively small download and installation but well worth it considering the almost infinite variation of lighting displays one can easily configure.Recommended

Brilliant little keyboard, good responsiveness to the keys, great travel, satisfying click when pushed and sturdy build. Just be aware though that it does not have a number pad! Just a row of numbers above the keyboard. Which isn’t great if you’re planning on gaming with this keyboard or need to crunch numbers.If the lack of number pad is not an issue for you then I 100% recommend as this is relatively good value. If it is, I would highly recommend spending a little more for one that does have it.

Amazing keyboard with plenty of features. It has a nice combination of clicky-clacky-ness and features you’d only find on more digital keyboards. Well worth the money.

Only been using for a few weeks but the switchs feel so much better than my old logi keyboard

Exactly as seen, very good quality, fantastic response time, such a pleasing clicking sound. Fantastic product.

I had three of the Logitech G213 keyboards, all of which I had to send back due to issues with different keys either not working or printing the characters twice, so I was hesitant to buy another Logitech keyboard.However, I have a Logitech mouse (G502 Hero) and headset (PRO X wired) so it made sense to keep it in the family so to speak.This keyboard was on offer, had good reviews and allowed individually lit keys. This is also the first TKL that I've had so I wasn't sure whether I'd miss the numpad.Everything arrived on time and well packaged. The keyboard has some weight to it and is the perfect size. The keys are very clicky compared to my previous keyboard (bog standard Dell corporate membrane keyboard) so that's taking some getting used to. I think I'll also invest in a wrist rest as this keyboard is 'higher' than my previous one.The lighting is nice and bright and the Logitech G HUB software is excellent. I've had no trouble with it. You can set up individual profiles for specific games, add macros, pick different preset colour animations.So far this has been an excellent keyboard.