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Logitech G Pro RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard w/ Romer-G Switches Expired
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Pretty solid 10 Key-less gaming keyboard on sale
Lowest price ever according to camelcamelcamel and
also availalbe at Best Buy
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/logi...Id=58779
https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-M...B06XMRQ68B > OOS
Lowest price ever according to camelcamelcamel and
also availalbe at Best Buy
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/logi...Id=58779
https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-M...B06XMRQ68B > OOS
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View All| Rating: | (4.3 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 335 Best Buy Reviews |
| Product Name: | Logitech G Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 16.8 Million Colors RGB Backlit Keys, Ultra Portable Design, Detachable Micro USB Cable |
| Product Description: | Logitech G Pro Gaming Mechanical Keyboard is designed and built to the exacting specifications of eSports athletes worldwide. Featuring the fastest and most durable Romer G switches in a compact and ultra portable ten keyless design, plus advanced performance built in: customizable Logitech RGB color lighting and lighting patterns, game mode button to disable Windows key and avoid accidental actuation, macros to execute complex commands in a single keystroke, 87 key anti ghosting and 26 key rollover for precision control, and onboard memory to store your lighting configuration. This is the wired Logitech keyboard designed to give you the competitive edge. |
| Model Number: | 920-008290 |
| Product SKU: | B06XMRQ68B |
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Only negative for me is the keys shine up really really fast. Many are smooth and glossy now and you cant easily swap out these keys with anything else like a Cherry compatible switch.
This is a good price for this particular model. The full size without lighting is much cheaper but I like the 10 keyless form and space savings.
https://appuals.com/romer-g-vs-cherry-mx/
https://appuals.com/romer-g-vs-cherry-mx/
Verified that this keyboard is GX-Blue from Romer-G on the Logitech site.
https://www.logitechg.c
Someone said the switches are comparable to MX browns. So are MX browns similar to cherry blues?
https://appuals.com/romer-g-vs-cherry-mx/
Verified that this keyboard is GX-Blue from Romer-G on the Logitech site.
https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/p...tech-specs [logitechg.com]
I'm open to being corrected if anyone knows better, but I believe this TKL Pro came out before they had varying Romer-G switch types. It used, and still uses (I think), the original Romer-G, which became the Tactile variant once the Linear was introduced.
I bought this keyboard from Amazon a week or two ago and have been using it for a few days. Definitely wouldn't say it's the equivalent of an MX Blue switch. Feels far more in line with a slightly softer, squishier MX Brown, mixed with the actuation distance of an MX Speed. I rather like the typing experience, but it's very much a "not for everyone" kind of thing. Best to try this one out in a store before buying, if possible.
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I'm open to being corrected if anyone knows better, but I believe this TKL Pro came out before they had varying Romer-G switch types. It used, and still uses (I think), the original Romer-G, which became the Tactile variant once the Linear was introduced.
I bought this keyboard from Amazon a week or two ago and have been using it for a few days. Definitely wouldn't say it's the equivalent of an MX Blue switch. Feels far more in line with a slightly softer, squishier MX Brown, mixed with the actuation distance of an MX Speed. I rather like the typing experience, but it's very much a "not for everyone" kind of thing. Best to try this one out in a store before buying, if possible.
But also see my post above yours - downside is that you can't swap out keycaps with third party caps. Only specific keys like WASD. The rest you have to order from Logitech.