Logitech G PRO Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Ultra Portable Tenkeyless Design, Detachable Micro USB Cable, 16.8 Million…

Pros:* Excellent size, love the TKL size for space saving on the desk.* G-clicky is a thing, Logitech got it right A+.* Nice bright RGB with nice sized fonts (no spacey or weird fonts)* Feels and sounds great to type on. Very nice…Cons:* The special characters (!@#$%^&*()) are UNDER the lit font? Ie, reversed from a normal keyboard…so when I look at the “8” key, it’s “*” with a “8” above it? What were they thinking? I know what they were thinking…unlike Romer-Gs, the light is at the top of the G-clicky key (same as Cherry MX keys, so why did Logitech screw this up so bad?). So LogiTech put the main Key value at the top of the key with the special charater under it. Which IS crazy? I mean, they built this keyboard from the ground up…why not flip the switch to maintain the normal keyboard font layout?* The special characters ARE NOT lit…just paint on keys…so when your RGB is beaming deliciously in low light condiftions, you can’t find\read the special characters (!@#$%^&*())! LOLOLOLOL! If you don’t use punctuations, you should be fine.So know this before buying the keyboard…PS…I returned the keyboard. Once again, the daylight faded and my special characters faded with it. I went back to my trusty G410 with Romer-Gs for now…I need my ~!@#$%^&*()_+ keys more than the nice clicky sound.

I had the previous version of this keyboard which had the keys entirely lit up, also for around $129. But it died, so I bought this keyboard again since I liked it’s design. And surprise, I found out that in the new version only half the key is lit up (as shown in the product photo). Even when it’s not dark you can hardly see the symbols since they’re in some dark grey ink.Not sure whose great idea it was at Logitech to change the design but it’s definitely a major step backward. I regret my purchase and I regret Logitech decision to alter the design (I assume to save a few pennies on production).Now looking for TKL mechanical keyboards alternatives.

It looks really slick and for gaming, it’s great. If you’re like me and you like a keyboard that is going to give you real tactile feedback, this is the one for you. The only downside is the keys are pretty loud but that’s a trade off I’m more than willing to make.

Pros: This is by far the best Logitech keyboard I ever had. For the first time it really feels like a mechanical keyboard. Its a clicky one. lighting is very nicely pronounced but not annoying at night that it wont let you sleep. Best rgb on any keyboard I ever had. Now, what I like the most about it is that it doesn’t have the numpad section. I hate big keyboards. This small ones are amazing.Cons: it has a removable cord with a micro USB. I am not a big fan of that. I like my cord to be sterdy and permanent. This plug can unplug if you pull on it and I don’t like it. Tho I don’t see my self pulling on it ever since I am very careful with my equipment. But, I just don’t like it. Same with how loud the clicking in this mechanical keyboard. I guess this is the price you pay for getting good keys and I hate having low quality keys like the G430 had. Lasted almost nothing.Last thing is that this keyboard costed to much taking in consideration that the box was broken and this was an open package.

I had high hopes for this keyboard. It would be my first Logitech keyboard since the mid 2000’s, so I was pretty pumped to be heading back to it. Unfortunately it wasn’t meant to be.The moment I got the package I realized something would be wrong. It wasn’t packaged in an Amazon box, just in it’s basic Logitech boxing. They stuck the shipping label right to it, so it wasn’t cushioned for shipping at all.Then, when I hooked it up, it started making terrible noises on the color profiles. I don’t know if this happens to everyone, but it’s like a high pitch squealing sound. It sounded like it was “computing” or like… akin to a Raspberry Pi. No matter what profile I chose, the sound continued and it was loud enough that my husband could hear it feet away.Amazon offered to refund or replace and I chose Refund. I’ve gone with a Ducky mini instead, and really hope that will be superior.