PRO X TKL RAPID

I agree but also disagree.. I have a nice collection of keyboards ranging from fully custom build in a zoom65 case, a Boog75 analog, Bakeneko 60% (one of my favorites honestly lol) to the Pro x tkl rapid the op asked about. The one thing I truest appreciate is the software the TKL has. Trying to set everything my Custom analog keyboard has is a pain in the ass. VIA, VIAL, QMK are nice but they don’t have the refinement of using something a big company like Logitech provides. It’s far from perfect but I at least get visuals on what it is I’m changing when it comes to the analog stuff and I don’t have to dig around in a 3-4 year old discord server files system to find a JSON file to get VIA to work with my keyboards. My TKL sits along side my BOOG75 as my go to keyboards depending on the work or game. I wouldn’t count out “gamer” brands, they’re good for a reason(some of them) and when it comes to price.. they can be a hell of lot cheaper than custom boards. For everything else a 20 dollar keyboard gets the job done, why spend more than that unless you want personalization.

But keyboard with Hall effect, no matter the brand. I use Pro TKL Rapid from Logitech, and it is amazing.

Habe ich auch in Pink super geil! :) mit passender Lightspeed Maus :) Und für mich die TKL White mit braunen Switches und weißer Superlight bald irgendwann Superstrike wenns mal ein Angebot gibt - Hab damals für mich falsch bestellt aber bis auf den Sound und das Feeling beide gleich gut :)

i bought the same 3 month ago its great once you find your settings ... i had to deactivate capslock with a open source tool . because no numbpad anymore i was used to have it and with this capslock problem i accidentally type in all the time those special characters.. thats annoying if you have it multiple time a day .. But otherwise my best keyboard so far ..

This keyboard is garbage. I have three of them. The Romer G switches on the old version are horrible. The plastic pegs on the keycaps break off in the actual switch and it is nigh impossible to remove them. To fix it previously, I would disassemble the keyboard, unsolder the switch, and replace it with a new omron romer g switch. If this is the new version, the switches are extremely loud, the paint flakes off, and it just feels cheap as hell compared to something like a Drop keyboard.