Logitech G PRO X TKL Rapid Tenkeyless Wired Gaming Keyboard with Magnetic Analog Switches, Rapid Trigger Mode, Adjustable Actuation, and Customizable RGB Lighting - Black

It comes in a HARD ZIPPERED CASE! When you open the box you're just kind of like "does it NEED to be this fancy?" It's actually an amazing experience for a keyboard. Really makes it feel deluxe. The keys are just effortless to press. It's really unlike anything I've ever experienced. Volume roller is smooth (I prefer a clicky volume wheel) but it still feels really good. It's heavy! Pulling the box out of the amazon box, it feels like a whole graphics card. Build quality is amazing. I got this on sale which is an incredible value and would absolutely recommend it. I will not be able to judge battery life as I will leave it plugged in. I thought it would take AAs or something but it's a rechargeable battery inside.

Si

Work great and feels sturdy!

This is my 5th keyboard in last 3 years. I have been long time razor fan but one thing i found they lack is durability. Which i found in logitech. Key strokes are clicky and feel very nice. Performance is very good and looks are amazing. Works fine with logitech software.

ive been searching for a decent TKL with linear keys for a while. about a year and a half ago - i purchased a bunch popular keyboards with the goal to find the one. corsair k70, steelseries apex pro tkl, logitech g915, razer deathstalker v2 pro tkl, and i think some more but dont recall the names - smething from nuphy and keychron i think. upon trying them out my conclusions were quick and mostly negative. corsair was just cheap and overall felt extremely bad, steelseries seemed to activate from the slightest breeze, the keys were super tiny and the screen gimmick was as useful as a heater in toronto summer. the g915 felt like absolute trash as well - thought the body was metal and nicely finished, the keys were very rattly and not satisfying at all to type on. nuphy had a non-transparent set of keys yet the backlight option - so kind of pointless at all and their customer support was not giving me a lot of confidence. and keychron felt more like a 20$ keyboard. eventually i returned them all and stayed with the deathstalker v2 pro tkl. it was a nice combination of mechanical feel, sound, functionality, and low profile meant no need for wrist rest. however recently the keyboard developed some issues - namely rogue presses - though it was never subjected to any physical abuse or mistreatment (read gamer rage). after a couple of weeks back and forth with razer it was clear they were not going to help me out on this and claimed i damaged it and would need to send it back for them to evaluate and maybe fix or replace or return it back as is. none of the options were to my liking. since ive been using logitech products for many years now - i hardly ever had any issues with anything made by this brend, but when i did - i think every single time a replacement or equivalent product was sent to me at no cost and i was allowed to get rid fo the faulty one via recycling program or similar. this experience gave me confidence in trying out this rather expensive keyboard from logitech and after just about half a day - i am absolutely loving it. it is super well built, with a beautiful shiny chrome trim while all black. the keys have very nice pbt fininsh and are shine through so the backlight makes actual sense. the linear switches are super smooth and joy to type on. i will definitely be getting a wrist rest but outside of that - i think its a great piece of kit and will certainly be on my recommended list. cheers.