Logitech is of course a brand we know for keyboards and mice. Their gaming brand Logitech G is where you'll find their premier gaming products that are actually used by professional gamers and developed in collaboration with these professional gamers. Like 60% with the popularity of gaming keyboards Steel Series Apex Pro Mini Wireless And the Razer Huntsman Mini, it was only a matter of time before we saw Logitech G's 60% keyboard. Today they are launching the PRO X 60 LIGHTSPEED GAMING KEYBOARD, a 60% keyboard that features their GX optical switches, double shot. Designed with PBT caps, lightspeed wireless technology, and many more features, and even a cool hardstyle carrying case. One of the big problems with going down on a 60% keyboard is that you lose a lot of keys and functionality. With this in mind, Logitech designed KEYCONTROL, which allows 5 different functions per key and is one of the most in-depth key editing software I've used. We will of course jump into all of them in our review!

Special thanks to Logitech for providing us with the PRO X 60 LIGHTSPEED GAMING KEYBOARD for review.

Explanations

LIGHTSYNC RGB lighting
Onboard lighting profiles
6 feet detachable charging and data cable
1 ms report rate
Battery life (rechargeable): Up to 65 hours
Wireless Range: Up to 10m
Connection Type: 2.4 GHz Lightspeed or Bluetooth®
Height: 29 cm
Length: 10.3 cm
Width: 3.9 cm

what's in the box

PRO X 60 Gaming Keyboard
A carry-on bag
6-foot detachable USB-C to USB-C cable
User documentation

Packaging

The PRO X 60 LIGHTSPEED comes in a very nice retail package. There is a picture of the keyboard on the front and it tells us that we have GX optical linear switches. On the back of the box is just a list of some of the key features.

Opening the box you will find a hard shell type case that holds everything. The case is pretty cool and is perfect for taking the keyboard to tournaments, traveling with, or even taking the keyboard to a friends house. When you open the case you will find the keyboard, USB cable, a normal ESC keycap, Lightspeed dongle and dongle adapter. Everything fits nicely in this case too, it's just not made for a keyboard.