A general rule of thumb for a decent keyboard is finding one that doesn’t swamp your desk space, and allows you to type as many words per minute as possible without putting strain on your fingers, wrists, and arms. You also want it to be responsive enough to play games with, and any additional features like media keys are a bonus. The G Pro TKL has 12 programmable F-Key macros and Lightsync RGB lighting, which can both be customised in the Logitech G-Hub software. There’s also dedicated keys for turning the lighting on and off, and for switching to game mode. Logitech decided to put blue mechanical switches in the G Pro TKL, which is surprising considering that gaming keyboards usually have red switches and blue switches are considered the best for typing. However, Logitech are using their own GX Blue Clicky Switches which are engineered for performance, responsiveness and durability so it will be great for typing and gaming. The G PRO RKLY is a tenkeyless keyboard, which removes the number pad section from a full-size keyboard but keeps the function row. This makes it just as easy to use as a full-size keyboard but saves you more room on your desk. The 3-prong detachable cable paired with the compact size also make this keyboard easy to pack into your bag and travel with - great if you work from home and in the office, too! You can’t customise the G Pro TKL much, you can swap the keycaps if you wish but the ones it comes with are good. If you are interested in fully customising a keyboard you can read our budget custom keyboard guide to find the best way to make your own keyboard for less.
