Logitech G Pro X VS Razer Huntsman TE Keyboard Comparison

In this video we take a look at two if the most popular TKL gaming keyboard on the market today. The Razer Huntsman TE vs the Logitech G Pro X.

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[les]

Pokes Corsair with a stick: come on do something.

[mrtoopoor]

"The key wasn't interfering with my game, but it definitely distracted me while I played." 😂

[Space-Diver]

Huntsman TE is the better keyboard.
Would like to see what Corsair will come up with (switches).

[yeeyee]

Summary:
Razer = Faster
Logitech = Looks good

[nahbol]

All of that empty space on the Gpro tilts me so much

[animelord]

Razer killed it with this keyboard. Thats it.
No more comments.

[peterwan]

4:52 I am sceptical on that. when it switches from metal contacts to optical sensors, the longevity of the optical sensor becomes the key factor in how long can this keyboard last. I think I I worried the most is not the sensor, its actually the IR led. as the keyboard doesn't know when will your finger get close and decided which key to press, the IR led needs to be on the whole time. my question is, while the old mechanical keyboard comes with metal contacts that only wear when the key is pressed, the razer keyboard comes with switches that wear by POWER ON. I think the razer light switches should give the lifespan in hours as it depends on the IR led not the contacts which wear down even when you are not using it(pressing the keys). unless the led last forever (which is impossible) or significantly longer than the optical sensor and the calculated exposure of the IR beams on the optical sensors after 100M key presses will wear the sensor down or after 100M key presses the keyboard will be worn (assuming both senor and led is fine), by that I mean the construction of the keyboard, otherwise, I don't think using the number of key press before failure is suitable for this keyboard. BTW, if the led and the sensor can last long enough or never die, this keyboard will last forever which is impossible for keyboards with mechanical contacts. since the light beam should no be able to bounce inside of the switches (housing), the switches will either work or fail, so... good luck. I myself have a razer huntsmen TE which I think is great. not gonna lie, the low actuation point makes me type more accurately with fewer typos so... idk maybe there is still something wrong with my typing skills XD

good day and if you read through the paragraph above, I want to say thank you and appreciate your patience in reading that.

[-r]

Just throwing this out there. Razer also has a community software that allows you to upload profiles and lighting effects as well. The way you said it was as if they did not.

[user]

the rgb on the razer is not as bright but it is super customizable, and the keys are responsive and fast AF

[mcestacio]

I'm still using my 8 year old Logitech G15, still waiting for their TKL lightspeed.

[HagbardCeline]

I actually really like Logitech gear. I have the G513, G903, G502, G920 and the X56. I've ordered the G Pro X to replace my Anne Pro 2 (which is a great keeb but I love Logitech's RGB implementation in their keebs). The replaceable switches is a great extra feature too.

[clydefordjr.]

I've always had good luck with Logitech products in the past. It's hard to get away from that when you're dealing with electronics. Also the Logitech keyboard colors seem more vibrant to me as that would make them easier to see. Just my humble opinion for what it's worth.

[BULLTGAMNG]

"as polished as razer synapse" .... synapse is probably the main reason that many people steer away from razer

[thomasmcginnis]

I've been following you for years and it baffles me how you don't have more subscribers. I can honestly say you are one the better computer peripheral reviewers

[skunkymule]

Thank you so much! Exactly this question is what I've been asking myself for 2 weeks.. I can't decide

[pm]

looked at both keyboards, I tried the razer at BestBuy's setup and no joke, i thought they were membrane switches when i felt them. They felt like shit. I tested the Logitech g pro with gx blues and they feel amazing. I prefer the g pro.

[barco]

I recently bought the huntsmen te for my first gaming setup and I am in love with it

[djrollerx]

9:02 Was that Huntsman on full brightness? Because compared to the Logitech, it looked terrible. Sure, lighting shouldn't be the #1 priority when considering a keyboard in this price range. But as both keyboards are very similar, it could come down to looks, and the Logitech easily wins there.

[widster]

Razer's is better...quicker, lighter, no delay for response time. Beats it in every category.

[eternum]

First part: pretty equal, but I would perfer Logitech
After hearing about switches and keycaps - Razer wins