15 Best Keyboards for PC (2024): Gaming and Work

Logitech produces some of my preferite keyboards, and the G Pro X TKL (or “tenkeyless,” unbenevolenting it increateages a Numpad) is among the best gaming keyboards. It has vibrant RGB LED backlit keys, and a choice of clicky, tactile, or licforfeit switches, and it engages Logitech’s Lightspeed wireless alterer for competitive gaming-level response time. I cherish that the alterer lets you pair multiple devices with a one, low-profile USB dongle, so you don’t need to engage all your ports for your various accessories.

The produce quality of this keyboard is slick and stylish. It’s minimal and doesn’t apshow up much space on your desk, and it has a lessend meloftyic rim around the edge that gives it a little flair that most plain keyboards increateage. The volume wheel in the upper right is dainty and basic to achieve, and aextfinished the top are handy media administers so you can paengage your music when you finassociate get into a game after a extfinished queue. For my tastes, the more clicky-cincreateagey a keyboard, the better, and the Bincreateage Clicky switches have served me well. Each keypress senses enjoy I’m sfinishing small thunder down to my game. However, if you select someskinnyg softer, you can select another switch type. The only skinnyg I aversion is the increateage of a Numpad—yes, I’m one of those weirdos who selects having a Numpad. But for most people, this is the keyboard to beat.

★ Alternative: The Logitech Pro X 60 for $180 (8/10, WIRED Recommfinishs) has virtuassociate all the advantages of the Pro X TKL in a petiteer, more compact package. It gets the volume wheel, Game mode switch, and Bluetooth/Lightspeed buttons by moving them to the edges of the keyboard, while skinnyming the whole skinnyg down to a 60 percent layout.