It is a pro-inspired TKL design, and you can change the switches, it offers LIGHTSYNC RGB with an onboard profile to save settings. On the right side of the chart, we run into a list of features. The last option is to go with the GX Red Linear Switches, which have a 1.9mm actuation distance, still needs 50g of force, but the overall travel distance is 4mm this time. You can also opt for GX Brown Tactile Switches with the same specs as the blues. These switches travel 2mm for actuation, they require 50g of force, and the total travel distance is 3.7mm. There are GX Blue Clicky Switches, which our keyboard has on it out of the box. The rest of the left column of the chart covers the types of switches that are available, all of which are made and branded with the Kailh name on them. The left column starts with the measurements, telling us that the PRO X is 34mm in height, it is 361mm from the left edge to the right one, and from front to back, it is 153mm deep. Logitech shows us the user-swappable mechanical switches that there is a 1.8-meter long cable, which is detachable, to aid in traveling with it, and we also see there is a 1ms report rate set as the default. Within the chart we found on the PRO X product page we immediately see three features listed at the top.

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