Logitech has unveiled the G Pro X 60<\/a>, its latest mechanical gaming keyboard. Similar to the peripheral maker’s G Pro X TKL<\/a> from last year, this is a wireless model aimed at competitive-minded gamers first and foremost. Unlike that device, it has a smaller 60 percent layout<\/a>, which means it lacks a dedicated function row, number pad, arrow keys and nav cluster<\/a> but takes up much less space on a desk. This can be a boon for games because it leaves more room to flick a mouse around while retaining the most common action keys. Naturally, it\u2019s also more portable.<\/p>\n The G Pro X 60 is up for pre-order today for $179 in the US or \u20ac229 in Europe. It\u2019s available in three colors (black, white or pink) with either the linear or tactile version of Logitech\u2019s GX Optical switches. The company says it\u2019ll be available at major retailers in \u201clate April.\u201d<\/p>\n I\u2019ve had the keyboard on hand for a few days prior to today\u2019s announcement and have mostly been impressed, though I\u2019d have a hard time calling it a great value.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s start with the good: This thing is well-built. Its aluminum top plate is surrounded by a plastic frame, but it all feels sturdy, with no real flex or give when you press down. Its doubleshot PBT keycaps are pleasingly crisp and should avoid any of the shininess<\/a> that’d develop with cheaper ABS plastic over time. The legends on the keycaps are neatly printed and transparent, so any RGB backlight effects you set will come through cleanly. All the keys are angled comfortably, and there\u2019s a set of flip-out feet on the back.<\/p>\n