Logitech has been making professional-grade products targeting e-sports enthusiasts for a while now. Marketed under the Logitech G Pro series, they stand out from the rest of the lineup thanks to ...

What was once a slightly staid and boring keyboard and mouse brand has been transformed over the past five years into one of the leading names in the massive gaming and Esports market. Logitech has ...

Today Andy is back with a look at the Logitech G Pro tkl keyboard. It's proved immensely popular since its initial release back in 2017 - but is it still worth buying in 2020? We find out today.

If you want a compact gaming keyboard without paying premium money, this is a strong deal on a legit wireless option. The ...

Logitech has unveiled the G Pro X 60, its latest gaming keyboard. Similar to the peripheral maker's G Pro X TKL from last year, this is a wireless model aimed at competitive-minded gamers first and ...

The G Pro X TKL Lightspeed gaming keyboard is available with a choice of three different mechanical switches, but there’s no hot-swap sockets this time around. The G Pro X TKL Lightspeed gaming ...

The Pro X 60 is a 60% TKL keyboard, a compact design (TKL, or “tenkeyless,” means no number pad). That offers more room for dynamic mouse movements. And it enhances portability and adaptability to ...

Volume roller embedded in the left side. Game mode toggle on the right. Convenient Bluetooth/Lightspeed device buttons. Satisfyingly clicky keys. Low profile. 60 percent layout means a lot of ...

Logitech unveiled the Logitech G Pro X 60 Gaming Keyboard with new key control technology. Logitech said it is engineered with the input of esports athletes and designed to meet the rigorous demands ...

The Logitech G Pro X TKL Lightspeed wireless gaming keyboard is aimed squarely at elite-level play. From its svelte tenkeyless design to its 1ms report rate, Logitech has set out to create the best ...

An accurate and lightning fast keyboard with great customisation options, but unless you're a professional gamer you're paying for features you really don't need. PC Gamer's got your back Our ...