 Thanks to Razer for sending us to PAX West 2016. Check the link in the description down below for something pretty cool. Here at the Logitech booth they're showcasing a whole new lineup of peripherals, the Prodigy lineup. The idea behind this is that it's hardcore, high-level internals with a more approachable set of externals. So less crazy, flashy things and like buttons on your headset and whatnot. But we'll get more into that later. They also have some other cool features included as well, like with the keyboard, where it's water resistant, which is probably a good thing. I hope I didn't just kill it, there's literally water leaking out of the keyboard, but the RGBs are still on, so I think everything's okay. Now this is a rubber dome keyboard with membrane plungers. And before you all go, but Luke, you said that there was high-level hardcore internals. It actually feels really good. I haven't felt a membrane keyboard that felt like this probably since the original G15, although I haven't touched it like in the same day, so I don't know if it's exactly the same. But it does feel extremely good for a membrane keyboard, and I am 100% certain that it would trick a lot of you if you tried it without knowing that. Now in terms of the lighting, it is rubber dome, so it's not per-key lighting, but there are a number of zones that you can control. And they had some challenges here. Getting the lighting to pierce through all of that gel, the membrane, the rubber dome, all that kind of stuff, was rather difficult, but they've done a great job and it looks very good. It has a game mode button that disables your Windows keys. It has your lighting brightness button, which doesn't work right now because I'm in a demo mode where it's just plugged into a USB battery bank. Don't worry about it. There's also media keys for your volume, muting things, forward, back, pause, play, stop, all that kind of stuff. But nothing else. No extra G keys, none of that kind of stuff. The wrist rest is built in and is fixed onto the keyboard. Look, even more liquid's pouring out of it right now. Ugh, there it goes. Man, I poured a lot of water into there. And it also has feet on the back, which can make it stand up more. And if you poured a whole bunch of water into it, it can make it drip even more water out, which is great. Still works. Now, to be clear, it is water resistant and they're not overselling this. There's no IP rating. They don't want you to submerge this. They don't want you to spray water at it with a water gun. No, it's just going to be very resistant to accidental spills or some idiot at a consumer electronic show kind of thing, pouring water on it like me. Next up, we have the G403, which is a wired or wired slash wireless combo mouse. The wired one, which I have right here, is a $69 mouse. The wired slash wireless mouse is a $99 mouse. Now, it has the same technology in it as the G900 that we checked out in Switzerland earlier this year. I suggest checking that video out as it beat out all of the wired mice that we tested against in both movement latency and click latency, which is damn impressive. Now, the wired variant weighs 90 grams plus the option of a 10-gram weight, and the wireless option weighs 107 grams plus, again, the option of a 10-gram weight. It has 16.8 million color RGB lighting and only six buttons, no crazy extra ones. There's forward and back, left and right click, DPI select, and pressing your mouse wheel down. But the most important part, the sensor. It has a PMW3366, that's a sensor that we saw in the G502, the G900, a sensor that has been loved by a huge amount of people. No compromising on the insides. Like I mentioned earlier, it has extremely high-level wireless technology and an extremely high-level sensor. Next up, we have the G231 Prodigy headset. This has 40-millimeter neodymium drivers, a flexible boom mic for talking to your friends, also costs $69, features volume control and a mic mute on a little box part way down the cable, including a clip on the back just in case you want to attach it to your jeans or something. And then it has a breakout cable, which can go to just audio and microphone, or a four-pole plug if you want to plug it into something like your phone or maybe even your laptop. The Prodigy mouse isn't as nice as the G900. The Prodigy keyboard isn't as nice as the G910. The Prodigy headset isn't as nice as the G933, but they're not trying to be. They're trying to be exactly what you need and cheaper, which is good. They all start at $69 with the mouse jumping up to $99 if you want the wireless function, and that's an interesting idea, shooting for nice internals but not the extra stuff on top. What do you guys think? Let me know in the comments down below. Thanks to Razer for sending us to PAX West 2016. They brought us here on behold of the three million subscriber thing that just happened on our channel. It's like some sort of massive milestone or something. There's a really crazy giveaway where we're giving away a wicked laptop. Check out the link in the video description down below. I'd highly suggest that you enter for that. It's got custom-designed graphics from Edzio Iago and stuff. It's absolutely badass. Check that out. Stay subscribed to Linus Tech Tips for all of our PAX West 2016 content, and I'll see you next time.