Logitech G PRO K/DA Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Ultra-Portable Tenkeyless Design, Detachable Micro USB Cable, 16.8 Million Color LIGHTSYNC RGB backlit keys - Official League of Legends KDA Gaming Gear
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Style: G Pro Keyboard K/DA Edition
Pattern Name: Keyboard Only
Features
- Play All Out: PRO K/DA gaming keyboard is designed with official League of Legends alt-universe K/DA art for a complete and immersive play experience
- Pro-Grade: 1 ms report rate engineered for speed and responsiveness; built with and for esports athletes and gamers for competition-level performance, speed and precision
- Durable GX Brown Tactile Switches: Deliver discernable feedback to ensure confidence and precision in actuation without being too loud or distracting
- Compact and Portable: Tenkeyless design frees up table space for mouse movement with detachable three-pronged designed Micro USB cable for easy, secure connection; easy to pack up and transport
- Personalizable: Use LIGHTSYNC and Logitech G HUB software to highlight keys and program static lighting patterns to onboard memory
- Adjustable angle: Three-step angle adjustment for additional levels of comfort, plus rubber feet for excellent stability during intense gaming
- Programmable Macros: Execute a set of complex or timed actions or commands with the press of a button programmed via G Hub software (Keyboard macros are generally not allowed in gaming tournaments)
Description
Built for pros from the bottom up. A compact tenkeyless design frees up table space for low-sens mousing. Programmable LIGHTSYNC RGB with onboard memory lets you customize your light settings and store one static pattern for tournaments. A detachable cable makes for easy transportation. Play All Out.
Brand: Logitech G
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console
Connectivity Technology: USB
Keyboard Description: Gaming
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming
Special Feature: Portable, Backlit, Lighting
Color: K/DA Edition
Number of Keys: 90
Keyboard backlighting color support: RGB
Style: G Pro Keyboard K/DA Edition
Brand: Logitech G
Series: Logitech
Item model number: 920-010074
Hardware Platform: PC
Operating System: Windows 10
Item Weight: 2.16 pounds
Product Dimensions: 6 x 14.2 x 1.4 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 6 x 14.2 x 1.4 inches
Color: K/DA Edition
Power Source: DC power supply
Manufacturer: Logitech
Language: English
Date First Available: March 16, 2021
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Pattern Name: Keyboard Only
I might return this keyboard -- as much as I like Logitech keyboards. The product photos on this product page don't match what I have. The punctuation and digits on the top row are flipped top to bottom -- AND the punctuation part is NOT LIT UP. Do I have a slightly different model??? The main product page image shows the digits on the bottom of the key; Logitech-supplied images show those keys with both the digits and punctuation with backlight. Maybe I just need new keycaps?
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2019 by Johnny B Johnny B
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Fantastic keyboard. works well and I love blue switches and always have. my discord friends hate it though. the sound is loud and proud. this is why I keep my rbg strictly rainbow.
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2020 by Nathan
Style: G Pro Keyboard K/DA Edition
Pattern Name: Keyboard Only
Where do I start with this keyboard. First of all, the pricing. At my time of purchase, it is priced at the MSRP $129.99. This is not exactly a new keyboard, it's more of a collector/reskinned keyboard for league of legends fans. Sure the built quality is superb, it's heavy, feels solid. But it's essentially still the same old keyboard from 3, 4 years ago. Come on Logitech, if you're charging this much for this keyboard, you at least should switch from the micro usb to USB C. Moving onto the switches and keycaps. The keycaps have a nice matte finish. It's grippier than the regular PBT keycaps you see on most keyboards. It gives a nice "premium" feel. The switches on the other hand are average at best. They felt quite heavy. If you're gaming to typing for long sessions, your fingers will get fatigued quicker. This also means that if you're playing games that often requires spamming your keys (i.e. League of Legends spamming spells), there will be some disadvantages. Maybe I'm just not used to the brown switches. Also, the switches out of the box pings like crazy. To be fair this goes to most of the boards on the market, but it's going to be hard to disassemble the board in order to custom lube the switches. As for customizability. These does not have standard bottom rows! If you want to use other keycaps, you will have to find keycaps that works with this layout. Despite the great built quality and premium feeling, I just can't see myself keeping this keyboard.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2021 by aspari
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I had high hopes for this keyboard. It would be my first Logitech keyboard since the mid 2000's, so I was pretty pumped to be heading back to it. Unfortunately it wasn't meant to be. The moment I got the package I realized something would be wrong. It wasn't packaged in an Amazon box, just in it's basic Logitech boxing. They stuck the shipping label right to it, so it wasn't cushioned for shipping at all. Then, when I hooked it up, it started making terrible noises on the color profiles. I don't know if this happens to everyone, but it's like a high pitch squealing sound. It sounded like it was "computing" or like... akin to a Raspberry Pi. No matter what profile I chose, the sound continued and it was loud enough that my husband could hear it feet away. Amazon offered to refund or replace and I chose Refund. I've gone with a Ducky mini instead, and really hope that will be superior.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2020 by Darbii
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I got a hyperx aluminum one and its much better. Came with linear keys. Logitech makes them clicky and you have to go out of your way to find them linear. I cant find anyone serious that likes clicky. Not if your a musician like I am. You need quiet keyboards in the studio.
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2020 by 0v3rk1ll
Style: G Pro Keyboard
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I have owned several mechanical keyboards over the past 3 years. Ranging from cheap crap like Red Dragon, to consumer stuff like Corsair and Razer, as well as some of the higher end custom boards like the TOFU60 and some KBDfans stuff. For the money, I think you can do SO much better. While I appreciate the RGB quality and the sheer amount of endless RGB customization the GHUB software allows you, that is about the only thing I can rate highly. Construction is not totally terrible for a board built primarily out of plastic. But it is very hollow sounding and does not have much substance to it when typing. Has a nice weight to it and the adjustable angle stands are nice and have been useful. Stabilizers are average, but definitely nothing special. Why are they STILL using MICRO USB? It literally would cost them less than $0.30 to use USB-C instead. I dont get it. Keycaps dont seem to be double shot PBT, but theyre decent quality nonetheless. Nice RGB shine through. Switches are proprietary Logitech Blue clicky switches. They are pretty meh. If you like the sound of a loud dry keypress with significant amount of travel and play, then youll like it. Otherwise, if youve used boards that have a more consistent and overall smooth feeling keypress, this will not be a treat to use. I think this keyboard is half decent for most folks who want something they can buy once and not have to think about again after that. But if you have very high standards, have used modded or custom or just better quality keyboards prior, this one will very likely not be a great experience. Personally, I went out on a limb because I finished building my latest PC much quicker than I anticipated and have since sold the TOFU60 I had and my backup board which was a Corsair. So I bought this on a whim wanting to give a GPRO product a try. However after a month of use, I am going to revert to building a good starter 60% or maybe TKL mechanical keyboard since that can be done for under 150 and overall can feel 10 times better than this GPRO. :l TLDR 6/10. Would recommend to people wanting something that they dont have to worry about ever again after purchasing. Anyone else, I would suggest taking a pass and getting an entry level custom starter board that has intent to be modded down the road.
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