#Mytourlookback: The Ultimate Gaming Mechanical Keyboards to Consider
In the realm of gaming gear, innovation thrives, with many of the most creative ideas being transformed into tangible products rather than merely remaining conceptual. Nowadays, gaming mechanical keyboards are better designed by manufacturers, utilizing various new switch types such as optical switches, low-profile switches, and even switches with customizable activation points... all aimed at providing a better gaming experience for gamers. Whatever your preferred gaming gear brand is, check out the TTBC 2020 results to see if your allies made the list:
This is my favorite mechanical keyboard from Logitech, and I highly suggest giving it a try because it supports switch swapping (hot swap) - a feature rarely seen in gaming mechanical keyboards. The Pro X features a TKL layout and shares a similar design with the previous G Pro model, which used GX Blue/Red switches.
The standout feature of the G Pro X is its hot-swappable switch PCB, compatible with various mechanical switch types currently available with a 3-pin design. I've experimented with different switch brands on the G Pro X, from Kailh Box and Outemu to Cherry MX and Gateron. So, if you're into customizing your typing experience or simply want to try out new switches without replacing the entire keyboard, the G Pro X is an excellent choice. It's priced around 3 million Vietnamese dong, and Logitech also sells additional switch sets like GX Red, Brown, or Blue for about 1 million dong per set.
This is my favorite mechanical keyboard from Logitech, and I highly suggest giving it a try because it supports switch swapping (hot swap) - a feature rarely seen in gaming mechanical keyboards. The Pro X features a TKL layout and shares a similar design with the previous G Pro model, which used GX Blue/Red switches.
The standout feature of the G Pro X is its hot-swappable switch PCB, compatible with various mechanical switch types currently available with a 3-pin design. I've experimented with different switch brands on the G Pro X, from Kailh Box and Outemu to Cherry MX and Gateron. So, if you're into customizing your typing experience or simply want to try out new switches without replacing the entire keyboard, the G Pro X is an excellent choice. It's priced around 3 million Vietnamese dong, and Logitech also sells additional switch sets like GX Red, Brown, or Blue for about 1 million dong per set.The content is developed by the Mytour team with the aim of customer care and solely to inspire travel experiences. We do not take responsibility for or provide advice for other purposes.
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