Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have wanted a keyboard for a while, and this one has been perfect for me. I specifically have the tactile keys version, and the sound has been so satisfying while also not being very loud. I got this keyboard to use with my monitor without using my laptop and for when I eventually get a computer. You have to plug it into your computer to charge it, but it does have a Bluetooth feature, so you can unplug it for a little while. The lights aren't super distracting and will turn off after a few minutes of inactivity. Overall, it's been an awesome keyboard for my needs!

Even better than expected. Battery lasting me weeks and recharges in hours. It is solid but not too heavy. I was worried that I would miss the ten key pad but so far not missing it and fit great on my lap. I do wish the cap lock light up higher (above the print) as keys block it at angle.

Perfect size for smaller hand sizes and desk size. Keys are not too far apart and the key actuation is great. Key response is awesome and customization is good but not as user friendly. Love the color, high-quality frame. It bit pricey tho.

Logitech has just updated its G Pro gaming gear lineup with a new wireless keyboard, joining the headset released a few months ago. The new Pro X TKL Lightspeed keyboard offers some noteworthy improvements over its predecessor. This keyboard shares the same compact design as Logitech's recent tenkeyless models, meaning it doesn't have the number pad section. The new version comes with Lightspeed wireless technology, RGB lighting, Bluetooth connectivity, media control keys, and a volume roller. It also uses a USB-C connection instead of USB-A. Other than these additions, it's quite similar to the previous model and offers a choice of GX Blue (clicky), GX Brown (tactile), or GX Red switches with durable keycaps. You can easily switch between Lightspeed and Bluetooth connections, but it's worth noting that the buttons don't stay lit, so you might not know which connection is active if you step away briefly. You can customize the function keys with the G Hub software. The keyboard boasts an impressive battery life of approximately 50 hours, though it may vary slightly depending on usage. If you're like me and keep the keyboard's backlight at full brightness, it might be slightly less impressive. Compared to similar keyboards, I did feel the backlight could be brighter. The first thing you'll notice is the weight. For a compact keyboard, the weight is a bit surprising, but it's also a good thing. No flex in the keyboard whatsoever. The build quality is fantastic. This G Pro X TKL came with the GX Brown switches, and while they certainly feel rapid and responsive, coming from my G915 TKL daily driver, I can't say that I'm a big fan. For me personally, they feel a bit.. off? I don't know, maybe that feeling goes away once I become accustomed to them. You can choose between the GX Brown, GX Red linears, or GX Blue clicky switches. This brings up perhaps my biggest disappointment: Logitech has gone back to non-hot-swappable switches, which is extremely disappointing. This means whichever switches come with the board you purchase, they're the ones you're going to be stuck so make sure they're the ones you want. The keyboard comes with a multiple peripheral receiver which allows you to connect other periperhal, such as the G Pro X 2 Superlight mouse that was released along with the keyboard. The receiver slides into a slot underneath the keyboard, so you can keep track of it when you pack the keyboard into the included hard carry case. Nice touch. The Lightspeed wireless connection was rock-solid. The G Hub software has improved over time and is now more user-friendly, making it easier to manage settings. It's also worth mentioning that there's a Mac-compatible version available. Overall, the G Pro X TKL Lightspeed is generally a solid successor to Logitech's previous model. It's excellent build quality stands out, but the typing experience is a bit of a letdown for me compared to some of its competitors and even Logitech's own G915 TKL, and the lack of hot swappable switches seems inexcusable in a premium keyboard.

I love this keyboard it stays charged forever the RGB looks great it's just a bit pricy

I love this keyboard for a lot of reasons. Its the perfect size to where its small enough to nog take up a ton of space while also maintaining the keys you use on a day to day basis. For example before i had a razer huntsman mini and started playing baulders gate, the quick save key in that game is F5 but i didnt have a F5 key so i constantly had to go through the menu to save. This also has a ton of features such as the connection shortcuts physically on the keyboard and the sound up and sound down. Overall they is an amazing keyboard for all uses i would definitely recommend.

Awesome keyboard for gaming. But after using low profile keyboards in the past, making this switch was too difficult for me. Mainly because I also use my keyboard for work purposes. Typing on these raised keys arent as easy as low profile. That was the only reason I returned this item. Otherwise, great battery life, easy to use LG software and the look is amazing.

I love the quality products that Logitech G produces. The brown switches are nice and quiet in comparison to the blue switches on my previous keyboard. The battery life is also very impressive considering the amount of hours I use a keyboard for each day.

The Logitech Pro X TKL Wireless is a fantastic keyboard, and I don’t even use it for gaming but it must be incredible for that. I use it because I have 2 computers and my home setup is a bit finicky. My personal computer is a Mac with BT but my work computer is a PC without BT, and I can’t plug things that have onboard memory (flash drives, iPhones, all Keychron keyboards). But the Pro X TKL wireless plugs in without any problem! And switching between inputs couldn’t be easier. When I plug the cable in, it’s wired to the PC. When I unplug the cable, it’s wireless to the Mac. I like the tactile switches better than the blue clicky of the wired only version. It’s a fantastic solution for me, though I wish I didn’t have to get an expensive gaming keyboard to make it work! Even still, no complaints.

I am used to standard keyboards with the full numpad on the side. However, I have a cat that is insistent on sitting on my desk where I would normally use my mouse, especailly when I boot up games... So I decided to get a TKL to give ME more space... I chose this Logitech as I had a great experience with their G915 a while back and while I was happy with the wired razor I had, I missed the lightspeed and ability to switch to Bluetooth if I have my Mac hooked up. At first, I was unsure of the keys, as I am very used to clicky switches of the 915, however these have grown on me and this is now my favorite keyboard. The only problem is the space freed up for my mouse has now been reclaimed by the cat as he now stretches out... He is lucky he's fluffy. All in all, a good upgrade and a very solid feeling keyboard!

I love the portability and size of this keyboard. It stays on my desk most of the time but being able to move it when I need too is a huge plus. A little pricey for the size.

Excellent Keyboard. I have been waiting for a long time to upgrade my Logitech G915 TKL, and the PRO X TKL keyboard has all of the features from the G915 TKL that I loved plus pretty much all of the features I wishlisted for while that keyboard was my daily driver. These would mainly be: ABS Keycaps, USB-C charging (instead of micro-B), and larger travel distance. The PRO X TKL definitely delivers on all of those. Personally, I came from the clicky variant of the G915 TKL, but I find with the additional feedback from the ABS keycap material that the tactile variant of the switch on the PRO X TKL is a great fit for me. So if you were previously using either the Tactile or Clicky version of the G915 TKL, the Tactile version switch model of the PRO X TKL will likely feel at home for you.

Battery will last a long time for me and it works great. Not too loud compared to some mechanical keyboards.

I really like the feel of this keyboard after a couple of months of use. Keys are a nice height and separated nicely. With the white keys, the lighting is not really required, but nice to have. Lighting shows through the keys - which I prefer over other PBT keyboards like Keychron. Key sound is louder than I would have expected with tactile keys, but not annoying to me. Battery life is great. If you have an older Logitech mouse, requires separate dongle for this keyboard. Comes with case, which I use as a dust protector when not in use.

Discrete, well built and an amazing addition to my set up! I will definitely recommend to others!

easy to install. GHub compatable. lightup options great for keyboard layout are a definite plus for game speed boost

Amazing keyboard, 10/10 would recommend. Even though it’s wireless (can be wired as well) there is no delay. The mechanical switches feel and sound amazing. It has a good comfortable design and I have not had any issues with it. It’s the second one I’ve bought and for good reason! Nothing was wrong with the first one I just had to get my little brother one too and he loves it!

The keyboard has worked great for me so far. It’s a little smaller than I’m used to but is definitely worth the money. I just wish it didn’t come with such a hefty price tag. I would of given it five stars if it was more adorable for the average computer player.

I love this keyboard so much. I do think it is a little pricey but if you get it on a sale it is definitely worth it. Try the keys to see if you like the switches.

Lightspeed wireless connectivity is awesome, battery life is good for an RGB keyboard. Wish it came with a wrist rest at this price point, otherwise I’d have given 5 stars