PRO X TKL Rapid (Tenkeyless) Wired Gaming Keyboard: Magnetic Analog Switches with Rapid Trigger, Lightsync RGB, Detachable USB-C Cable, Volume Roller & Media Buttons - Black

The Logitech G PRO X TKL is an outstanding gaming keyboard with a compact, tenkeyless design that’s perfect for competitive play. The magnetic analog switches feel incredibly responsive, and the Rapid Trigger Mode makes fast-paced actions smoother than ever. The adjustable actuation allows for a customized feel, and the RGB lighting is bright and fully customizable. The build quality is solid, and the wired connection ensures zero latency, making it ideal for serious gamers. Overall, it’s a premium choice for those who want performance, speed, and customization in one sleek package!

I picked up the Logitech G PRO X TKL Rapid for playing Escape from Tarkov and it has been great. The keys feel fast and responsive, and the Rapid Trigger makes quick movements and inputs smooth. Build quality is solid and it’s compact enough to give me more mouse room. Perfect for competitive gaming.

Really like the magnetic typing buttons. Also, without the numbers on the side it makes the keyboard length smaller. This was a welcome change, and I am glad I took a chance. It's really nice. All the lights and changeable colors are a welcome surprise.

Christmas gift for my granddaughter. It was a hit.

Great keyboard, very smooth and solid feel to the actual typing. Really feels built to last, and the texture is pleasant to the touch. It's not slick like uncoated keyboard keys. One thing that's annoying, though, is this keyboard has a tendency to disconnect, and unplugging it and replugging it in doesn't seem to help matters. The only thing that fixes this is a full PC reboot, which is time consuming and annoying. I hope they fix this. It'd be one thing if it were a bluetooth issue but this is a *wired* keyboard, so it makes even less sense.

Coming from a wooting 80he, this is good. I had to return my wooting because the rapid trigger would make buttons stopped working, I even had another one sent to me and still same issues, could be my hardware I have no idea, so looking for a replacement I’ve choose this one over the razer which is a big competitor and mostly choose Logitech to stay in the ecosystem because I have a super light 2 mouse. This review will be compared to the wooting 80 he which is the best keyboard in the market. The wooting keys feel way better and the sound clicks are much better too. Coming to Logitech is a huge difference I wish the sound of clicks were more dreamy like wooting also wish the buttons are softer Software to me is all the same on both of them. Wooting probably has a slight edge but not by much. Wooting has more rgb lights and it sticks out more if you care for that. Rapid trigger works excellent and it feels like I’m moving faster on games on cs2/valorant the respond time Is amazing the upgrade to a rapid trigger keyboard is worth it for that alone. This keyboard has a volume knob which is big to me and wooting doesn’t. Overall if the wooting was able to work on my computer I’ve give it a 5/5 and this Logitech keyboard 4.5/5 for the price I got this brand new on sale $150 which imo should be the retail price, I wouldn’t pay $190 might as well spend more on a wooting. My honest non sponsored review.

Typing experience was amazing. The key press feels noticeably smoother and faster than Cherry MX Brown Switch as well as Cherry MX Blue and Cherry MX Red Switches. You can customize rapid trigger, key actuation point, as well as Lightsync RGB lighting, Button mapping, etc. via Logitech G Hub software. Only side is that it does not come with numpads since this is TKL (Ten Keyless) version which was why it was specifically designed for competitive eSport players to compete other players during tournament. But since I'm not pro tournament gamer, I just want to use this keyboard for typing, gaming, and professional productivity work such as animation and sketches. In addition, it doesn't come with Lightspeed Wireless technology which is a bummer. Not only that, but it also doesn't come with carry pouch to transport for vacation on flight. Yes, it comes with USB C to USB A Cable to connect from your keyboard to your computer. Other than that, the Hall-Effect mechanical switches were very impressive and innovative to address actuation key presses, and also ideal to improve gameplay responsiveness and especially input lag, regardless game engine title. P.S. if you need numpads, you can purchase numpads from 3rd party vendors which they sell wide variety of key numpads on the market which may cost roughly between $15-$25 before sales tax.

My son loves this keyboard, it is well built and works perfectly

Produto premium, ideal para quem busca alto desempenho em jogos competitivos.

This is my 5th keyboard in last 3 years. I have been long time razor fan but one thing i found they lack is durability. Which i found in logitech. Key strokes are clicky and feel very nice. Performance is very good and looks are amazing. Works fine with logitech software.

funciona muy bien, los materiales son de calidad

Muy buen teclado, dicen que hay mejores, pero si tienes más equipos Logitech y te gusta la marca este teclado es ideal

The Good: I love the feel of the keys, it reminds me of my C64/Amiga 500 keyboards from back in the day. I normally use Cherry Red and other red mechanical switches the low profile ones from the G915 keyboard. These keys are lighter and easier to actuate, so there is a bit of a learbing curve as I feel they have a lighter resistance and resting your fingers on them with shallow actuation points can be an issue. That's fine, I had to relearn and do the same when I switched to Red Switches years ago. I love that you can change the actuation travel distance, it's awesome for competitve firat person shooters. This is solid hardware, analog switches are awesome. The Bad: The G Hub software is a mess for this keyboard. It feels like they haven't dialed the software in for it yet and it doesn't work properly either. The software is not intuitive at all for it and the help articles are non existant. This is really holding this keyboard back. I do not have this problem using the same software with my G915 keyboard, that layout is very intuitive. The Ugly: I called Logitech for support and they confirmed currently there is a bug with this keyboards onboard memory, where it fails to save the lighting profile when you try to store it with profiles on the keyboard. This sucks as I use this mostly on Linux, but there is a workaround. You can save lighting profiles on the keyboard separately and access them by holding the lighting button and pressing 8 or 9 on the keyboard. Or just keep the software open and don't use onboard memory. Conclusion: The hardware is solid, but the software needs a lot of work, and the keyboard needs firmware updates to fix some lighting and onboard memory issues. I will be keeping this as the keyboard is mechanically sound and it solid foundational hardware, in time the software will be fixed. I had similar issues with my G915 when I first bought it. Update: I figured out how to use onboard lighting with onboard profiles. I was messing around for days to figure it out and finally I had a moment of clarity. I gave it now 4 instead of 3 stars, 4 for the lack of documentation. Having said that I will be documenting this for the rest of the internet because the way you go about this is counter intuitive and nothing like my previous Logitech keyboards with on board memory. The more I type on this keyboard the more I enjoy how soft the keys are, typing is effortless having said that mistakes are easy to make unless you learn how to hover above the keys instead of resting your fingers on it. There is a bit of a learning curve for sure, but one that is totally worth it the analog keys are a pleasure and the varying actuation points are a treat. Almost perfect.