ASUS TUF Gaming K1 RGB keyboard with dedicated volume knob, spill-resistance, side light bar and Armoury Crate, UK Layout

I mainly use this keyboard for gaming, but I was genuinely surprised by how comfortable it is for typing too. The keys have a really satisfying feel to them – responsive and smooth without being too loud.I wasn’t expecting a wireless keyboard to perform this well, especially for fast-paced games, but the connection is rock solid and there’s no noticeable input lag at all. The build quality is great, it looks sleek, and the battery life has been impressive so far.Overall, I’d definitely recommend the ROG Strix Scope II 96 Wireless if you're looking for a high-performance keyboard that’s great for both gaming and everyday use.

Used for almost a month now and loving the experience. The keyboard feels great to use and its compact size means its fits on my desk nicely with no cable clutter. Very responsive and good connectivity with support for 3 bluetooth devices plus ROG wireless and a wired connection. Battery life is also good, have not needed to charge yet this month.Only downsides would be the lack of lighting for secondary buttons (ie symbols) which can be hard to see when its dark and the armoury crate software for customising RGB and checking battery life.Overall would reccomend.

The ASUS ROG Azoth isn’t just a keyboard — it’s a statement. A 75% mechanical masterpiece with an OLED screen that doesn’t just flash pretty logos — it actually shows useful info like temps, battery life, and your poor typing speed (thanks, reality check).Typing on this thing feels so good it should come with a warning: may cause unnecessary emails just for the typing experience. Build quality? Rock solid. Like, “could fend off a small intruder” solid. Accessories? Decent enough to make you feel like ASUS actually cares.It’s the kind of keyboard that says, “Yes, I take gaming and spreadsheets very seriously.”If RGB, premium feel, and functional nerdy flair are your thing — congratulations, this is your Excalibur. Just don’t blame me when you start judging all other keyboards like a snob.

The colour and RGB lighting on the ASUS ROG Strix Scope II 96 look fantastic — the black finish with vibrant lighting makes it a standout on my desk. The keyboard quality is excellent, with solid construction and premium PBT keycaps that feel great when typing. The pre-lubed switches are smooth, giving me excellent typing speed and responsive feedback for both gaming and work.In terms of functionality, the tri-mode connection works flawlessly once set up, but I have to admit the initial setup took more time than I’d like. The weight of the keyboard gives it a sturdy feel, but the removable hand rest is a let-down — it doesn’t stick firmly in place and is awkward to move due to its heaviness.For me, the value for money is still good because of the build quality, hot-swappable switches, and overall performance. If the hand rest design was improved, this would easily be a 5-star keyboard.

As usual a perfect and speedy delivery by Amazon. The key board itself is just what you would expect from Asus Rog. The packaging is true to Asus ROG which is just always so nice. I upgraded from a Corsair k55 100% and boy am I happy. The weight and build is very good and the wrist support pad not only is it comfortable but the magnetic fit is a nice edition. The keys are very nice with a soft press and very quiet. The RGB lights are nice and work perfectly with armour creat. The feel and response time is excellent. You can use this as a wireless or wired which is a big plus for me. The length is perfect if you have a small space but I would say if you have big hands I would consider the 100% version. I have pretty big hands and if .y hands were any bigger I would struggle to use it. All in all this keyboard is definitely very good and I would recommend this. Ps I use it for gaming mainly but typing is also great.

After my W key started not working properly on my current laptop I decided to buy a mechanical keyboard since everyone insists they're the best for gaming. I wasn't sure what to get but saw this one and it seemed to tick all the boxes, actually has almost all the buttons of a full keyboard, it's wireless but can be used via cable and doesn't make some god awful 500 decibel click sound every time you type.Overall I would say its a good keyboard, I feel like there are probably "better" keyboards for the same price or lower from some random specific company that you've never heard of but I think if you want to buy from a trusted main gaming brand / manufacturer like ASUS then this is pretty good for how much it is and what you get. the keyboard at times feels a bit tall and odd to use but that's more likely the muscle memory from spending my entire life using very flat and short laptop keyboard, The RGB is good with alot of settings / options . And the software "armoury" to update / change settings on the keyboard actually works without hogging resources in the background and any issues for me which was something I was very worried about because I literally had to throw away a razer mouse because it just refused to connect / be recognised by razer's god awful software.The handrest that comes with the keyboard is solid and magnetically attaches to the keyboard so it wont just slip off while your playing a game which is nice. My only real issue with the keyboard is that the asus rog logo special key in the top right seems to do something totally random every time i press it and i have no idea what or how it works so It would be nice if instead of that there was a dedicated pause / skip / back media button trio next to the knob which could then be used for volume or something else.