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Andy Edser

Logitech Pro X 60 keyboard review

The Logitech Pro X60 keyboard, lit up in blue, on a wooden desk.

I am not an esportist. In fact, in terms of gaming ability, I'm what the kids might call "washed", and as a result I'm not exactly the target market for high-performance esports focused hardware. Still, if you fancy yourself a future esports pro and are looking for a keeb that might help you achieve that level of skill, Logitech has made a keyboard designed in collaboration with a bunch of the world's top esports players, "engineered to break every barrier between you and the win".

It's called the Pro X 60, and can be yours for $180/£180, which, let's face it, is a lot of money for any peripheral. Especially as this is a 60% keeb, meaning that it's a small form factor board that's missing a few keys many of us would consider to be a requirement. That means no cursor keys and no numpad, although it does have a few software tricks up its sleeve to get around these limitations that we'll be getting on to later.

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