Clean, understated look ; Swappable switches aid customization ; Detachable USB cable is durable ; Solid build with rubberized feet ; Game mode is useful and simple

The Logitech G Pro X could be the last gaming keyboard you ever buy

A clean and simple hot-swappable keyboard for the masses ; Logitech's usual understated design ; Fun to tinker with

Too damn expensive for the masses ; Can only buy full switch replacement sets, even if you only need a few ; No media keys, wrist rest, or other frills

The Logitech G Pro X is a keyboard for enthusiasts only—and only a specific kind of enthusiast, at that. Unless you plan to mix and match different switches, there is to buy this. It’s currently $200 just to get a keyboard and a single additional...

Customizable switches, less expensive than a fully DIY custom option ; Great build quality and feel ; Very decent software support

Lower key paint contrast as the previous generation ; No volume control built-in

Swappable switches ; Compact design

Weird power cable ; Extra switches are kinda expensive

Companion software features a broad range of configuration options. Comes with a mobile-friendly audio cable. Low levels of audio leakage. Sturdy-feeling, comfortable design. Impressive overall microphone performance.

Not particularly breathable. No wireless connectivity options. Inconsistent audio delivery. Sub-par noise isolation. Bulky construction. Not stable enough for workouts.

The Logitech G Pro X Gaming Headset is decent for neutral sound. These over-ears have a pretty well-balanced sound profile, with a slightly overemphasized bass range that should emphasize the thump and rumble of in-game sound effects as well as EDM and...