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Logitech G PRO X 60 wireless gaming keyboard hits $100 ahead of Black Friday

Compact, wireless, and built for competitive play

Logitech G PRO X 60 wireless gaming keyboard hits $100 ahead of Black Friday

Logitech G PRO X 60 wireless gaming keyboard is now available for $100, a $80 drop from its typical price of $137.79. This compact keyboard belongs to Logitech's highly-regarded G PRO lineup, known for its reliability and low-latency wireless performance in the esports community. Its 60% form factor, which eliminates the numpad and function row, makes it an ideal choice for players seeking a sleek, space-saving solution that pairs well with a compact mouse or can easily fit into a bag for LAN events and travel.

The keyboard employs Logitech's optical switch technology, which replaces metal contacts with a light beam for each press, resulting in a faster and more consistent actuation profile. The linear variant offers a smooth, straight-down travel without the tactile bump, making it perfect for rapid repeats and rapid-fire inputs in shooters and MOBAs.

Wireless connectivity is provided through Logitech's LIGHTSPEED protocol, ensuring a clean, cable-free setup with minimal input lag compared to cheaper Bluetooth keyboards. The keyboard's white finish offers a clean, minimal look that complements light-colored desks and white mice, appealing to players who prioritize desk aesthetics alongside performance.

Currently, the Logitech G PRO X 60 Wireless gaming keyboard in white is priced at $100, making it one of the most affordable ways to obtain a compact, wireless, optically switched gaming keyboard from a brand with a strong esports reputation. This reduced price presents an attractive option for players looking to upgrade their setup with a reliable, high-performance keyboard.

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