Solid construction ; Comfortable typing experience ; Excellent software

No enthusiast-level features

The Logitech G Pro X TKL Lightspeed is a decent wireless gaming keyboard. It offers some notable upgrades over its predecessor with solid battery life, great wireless connectivity and a decent typing experience. Its software is excellent and its...

Ridiculously light with a super-smooth PTFE glide ; Sophisticated and comfortable design ; Superb 25K sensor delivers incredible precision

It’s pricey, but you get what you pay for ; The charging solution could be more intuitive

The lightest wireless gaming mouse you can buy ; Comfortable, versatile shape ; Excellent battery life ; Flawless wireless performance

No USB-C; still uses micro-USB for charging ; No DPI switcher button ; No RGB lighting ; Very expensive

Having a great gaming headset like the Logitech G PRO X Wireless doesn’t just give you the best immersion, but also win you games (yes, I said it). With the information that you get straight to your ears in a nick of time, communication and quick...

I bought it as a lightweight alternative to my wired Rival 600 mouse for playing FPS games in PVP, where speed and accuracy are crucial. I have limited desk space, and my wired Rival 600 wire becomes a problem in critical moments despite the bungee...

For long sessions, e.g. work, I prefer my wired Rival 600. Something feels a bit off with "Superlight". The main complaint is a bit stiff scroll wheel for casual/work browsing.

Great wireless mouse, 60G and 1ms response is really amazing. Top tier mouse spec wise.

Only negative was the shape for me. I believe shape is always king so shape will be prioritised everytime. But for an average shape with extremely good specs, I would recommend to try :)

Rather expensive for a mouse but you get what you pay for, battery lasts for weeks and only takes around half an hour to fully charge.

Too light weight