Keyboards

The right keyboard balances switch feel, latency, and desk footprint. Our reviews cover mechanical, wireless, and tenkeyless boards for both productivity and competitive gaming.

Reviewed Keyboards

Logitech G PRO X TKL LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Keyboard

Pickora Rating: 4.6/5. The Logitech G PRO X TKL LIGHTSPEED is a premium wireless mechanical gaming keyboard built around a compact tenkeyless layout. It combines Logitech's low-latency LIGHTSPEED wireless connection with Bluetooth and wired USB support, making it flexible enough for competitive gaming and everyday desktop use. This review covers the version with GX Red linear switches, which provide a smooth, consistent keystroke without a tactile bump or loud click. Double-shot PBT keycaps, LIGHTSYNC RGB, dedicated media controls, and a volume roller give the keyboard a more complete feature set than many minimalist esports boards. Its compact design leaves more room for mouse movement, while the included carrying case and wireless adapter make it practical for travel or tournament setups. The main drawbacks are its premium price, the absence of a number pad, and the fact that the switches are not hot-swappable. Overall, the PRO X TKL LIGHTSPEED is best suited to gamers who value dependable wireless performance, a compact layout, and strong build quality over budget pricing or extensive hardware customization. Logitech and Amazon list LIGHTSPEED, Bluetooth and USB connectivity, PBT keycaps, media controls, a volume roller, RGB lighting and GX Red linear switches for this specific variant.

Logitech MX Keys S

Pickora Rating: 4.5/5. A premium full-size wireless keyboard with quiet low-profile keys, smart backlighting, multi-device switching, USB-C charging, and customizable productivity shortcuts. It is ideal for office and professional use, though it costs more and takes up more desk space than compact alternatives.

Category Questions

Is wireless too slow for gaming?

No — modern flagship wireless keyboards feel effectively identical to wired in real play.

TKL or full-size?

TKL frees up mouse room and travels easily; full-size is better if you rely on a number pad.