Logitech G PRO Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Ultra Portable Tenkeyless Design, Detachable Micro USB Cable, 16.8 Million Color LIGHTSYNC RGB Backlit Keys

Product is well designed, compact form and seems durable. However, sometimes I feel like the buttons are unpredictably unresponsive depending on how light you press on them.

It has a damaged spot.

Considero que por el precio actual vale la pena.

Im not sure if its hot swappable but I got it for 50% off so great for me but Im not sure if its worth full price, sounds good not too loud, you can only customize the F-keys in the G-hub software, nice and compact and looks good in my opinion, although Im not a huge fan of the key-cap legend buts its okay, they do sometimes feel a bit heavy. Overall works great and is fine not sure if its worth full price if you really want it wait until it goes on sale.

Its a good keyboard. After 11 months of use however, the coating on the keycaps is coming off. It doesnt affect the function, but looks awful. For the price, I expected better or at lease the ability to buy replacements. If anyone knows where to get replacements, please let me know.

Pros: Size(needed more desk space and mouse space, very noticeable difference) Price(Paid $60) Key(Brown switches are great) Looks(Its a league of legends keyboard which I dont care about but actually looks great) No issues with Logitech Gaming software(worked after plugging in) Cons: You will need a wrist rest more than likely. Amazon shipped me a returned unit as new(they tried to make it look new as possible), but easy to tell from dust/minor wear on space key it was used very briefly(maybe 1-2 days). Even had the sticker still on the box from return. Which earned it the -1 star( This is for amazon not the product itself) Product = 5 stars / Amazon = 1 star for what they tried to pull.

Apparently this League of Legends version of this Logitech G Pro keyboard wasnt very popular, so theyre having a fire sale on them or something like that. Whatever, I really dont care if the case is blue and it says League of Legends on it. Im not sure whos actually in the League of Legends. If you like a solid quality medium (brown) switch keyboard, not hard clicky and not totally smooth, youll probably like the keyboard and the price. They lighting schemes are a bit odd and some of my games shut off the key lights all together, so thats slightly inconvenient, but gaming gear tends to be quirky and it is what it is. I bought four of this keyboard.

The KB itself is pretty decent, if ultimately unimpressive in any way compared to competition. Its mainly impressive in the fact that I paid ~$80 for it, and it still works, where as a $200 KB from the same company couldnt avoid double typing letters on day 1 / minute one purchase. the software, which both KBs share, is atrocious. Its easy to use and the UI is solid, and that is where the good parts about it end. i recommend googling 2 things before considering ANY logitech product, in particular KBs- first, Logitech G Hub, secondly, Logitech keyboard double typing, and you can educate yourself and make your own further decisions. my two cents, however: The software quiet quits on you and renders some of the KB functions utterly useless. I joined a game, only to be unable to do certain things. I try to toggle the game mode button on the KB? No dice, just doesnt do anything. It wouldnt let me trigger windows snipping tool either, which is what I usually use for a quick screenshot in a game. I actually assumed it was my computer itself causing the issue first. I exit the game, and notice that I actually cant get the KB to do anything besides type basically. None of the special or function keys worked. It was early and I wasnt thinking gee golly, maybe my KB crashed. I go to restart windows and it pops up an error exception for Logitech G Hub during the restart process. I frankly should have known because the software has been nothing but a hassle since I got it. Im almost embarrassed i didnt assume it was that first. I can say with sadness & truth that theres no price point that I think these boards are worth buying into. Ive had boards from basically every competitor with a name that you can buy on this site, and every single competitor beats these boards at all price points- and frankly, you get more features for less money on competitor boards usually. I didnt want this to be the case and Im not pleased that I have at minimum one return of a logitech board to make, and realistically it should probably be two returns. When it comes to useability I can say with veracity that the baseline mechanical KBs from red dragon et al are equal to or better when it comes to functioning as a KB. These logitech boards do offer some nice features like per key RGB etc- but its reliant on software that will simultaneously render your board useless. Im apparently one of the lucky ones based on my google searching, since it seems as though that software has caused numerous other headaches for people.

It make good noise. Look good. Feel good. Good keyboard

IF YOU ARE USED TO A NUMBER PAD FOR AGES AND AGES.....DONT BUY i have always had a number pad on my keyboards regardless of gaming or work. now i constantly go to press the numbers and they arnt there and i get killed. obviously because im not hitting keys. it takes some getting used to if you are just trying to save space.