60% There

Smaller form factor keyboards like 60% keyboards have become increasingly popular in recent years. I spent a few weeks with the Logitech G Pro X 60 to see how it measures up against the competition.

Logitech offers the G Pro X 60 in three colours: black, white and magenta. I picked magenta and never regretted it. Magenta is really more like hot pink out of the box and it's awesomely striking. The G Pro X 60 in this colour will undoubtedly be the centre of attention if you strut around with it at esports matches.

As for build, the G Pro X 60's chassis.

is predominantly plastic with a metal top plate that's also pink, complemented by a black underside.

Despite its plastic construction, it feels remarkably sturdy with no noticeable deck flex. Its 610g weight does make it feel hefty for its size, but I think that's a good thing.

for a keyboard as it adds stability and keeps it anchored to the surface even during the most intense gaming sessions. Of course, the 60% layout is the standout feature.

The G Pro X 60 includes just the alphanumeric keys and little else arrow keys, number pad, or function row.

Whether you can get used to the G Pro X 60 depends on how comfortable you are without the use of those keys mentioned.