The Logitech PRO X mechanical gaming keyboard is designed with pros in mind

What you need to know

  • Logitech announced the PRO X gaming keyboard, a mechanical keyboard with swappable switches.
  • The keyboard has Lightsync RGB lighting and programmable macro keys.
  • The keyboard is available for pre-order through Logitech for $150.

Logitech announced the PRO X mechanical gaming keyboard, a keyboard aimed at pro gamers and high-level esports players. It features swappable pro-grade GX switches and a tenkeyless design. The tenkeyless design allows you to use your desk for other accessories like a gaming mouse. It's available for pre-order through Logitech for $150.

One of the main highlights of the keyboard is the fact that its keys are user-swappable. Users can purchase either GX Blue Clicky, GX Red Linear, or GX Brown Tactile switches from Logitech's website and swap them out themselves.

The keyboard has a tenkeyless design, meaning that it does not have a number pad. This allows the keyboard to take up less space on a desk and to be more portable. While it does not have a number pad, it does have 12 programmable F-Key macros.

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The PRO X keyboard supports Lightsync RGB lighting that can be configured using Logitech G HUB software. Users can also save static lighting designs to onboard memory.

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