Logitech G PRO TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard reviews

I've received my B-day present and it was best of the best ever for gaming. :-) Nice sound and backlit. The prompt response in the gaming. I am playing lol and Battleground and the perfect match.

Happy shopping and new year.

Pros:

• Small and compact keyboard
• Love the flashy colors
• Overall, a strongly built keyboard

Cons:

• A bit heavy but, that doesn't matter at all

The estimated delivery time was quite accurate as my product had arrived one day earlier than expected (that was a plus!). The keyboard itself is a little bit heavier than I expected, but I really like the quality of the keyboard. Despite the higher price range, it feels great to type on and as mentioned in most reviews, this keyboard is built to last. Very happy with this purchase.

This is the first Mechanical keyboard I've owned, I can say I will never go near a Non Mechanical Keyboard. For a TKL keyboard its just perfect in every way… It has nice vibrant colors, has a nice tactile feel, nice sound. So if your looking for a small all rounder keyboard I HIGHLY recommend this one 9.5/10.

Bought this in early 2017 and now its mid 2019 and the keyboard is still rocking

I never used the keypad on the right of the keyboard, so it was nice to find one that removed it, making the keyboard shorter and easier to fit on a small desk. The Logitech UI for setting up the colours and such on the keyboard was intuitive and easy to navigate. As my computer is in my room, it can get a bit bright at night, so you have to make a mental note to turn the light off before heading to bed (which is just a press of a button on the keyboard itself).

Nice and easy to use, transport, and set up!

Logitech G Pro keyboard – Overall, 8/10 keyboard. Would like to see media keys included as a I have another Logitech keyboard that manages to fit the keys in a similar height chassis so I have no idea why they couldn't do it here.

Highlights – Romer G switches are good, feel like a cross between MX Browns and good membrane (think 1990's keyboards) switches. Maybe similar to Browns with dampers, just slightly softer actuation point. Keycaps feel good, nice and quiet to use. Software is easy to use but..

Lowlights – ..it kinda sucks. Grain of salt required here as Logitech is currently migrating towards the new G Hub software from the LGS system, but LGS is and has been a constant pain for me for the last few years. Routinely crashes and wipes macros from keyboards, fails to load saved profiles I've exported etc. Worth noting – this keyboard has onboard storage for lighting settings only, which will be fine for a lot of people but if you want to take your macros with you, this isn't the right keyboard for you.

Overall, I'd recommend it. The typing experience is fantastic and the LGS software is easy enough to use that I can deal with crashes and wipes because it's rare enough to not be a deal breaker. Selling a version with double shot keycaps and media keys would make this a 10/10, hint hint.

Got this keyboard on the right date, and have loved it can't find any faults and has excellent feel to it, and don't forget the lighting it is beautiful I would easily pay more than $185 for this but I only got it when it was $165. Absolutely love Logitech wouldn't think of switching ever.

Never used for gaming or had hard use, but Ctrl keycap stems are quite weak and one has brocken off. Now the Ctrl keycap keeps falling off. No replacement keycaps available either. It's a great keyboard apart from this. The Cherry switches on my other keyboard are much stronger built.