ASUS ROG Azoth Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard – 75% TKL, Tri-Mode Connectivity, Hot Swappable Pre-lubed ROG NX Storm Clicky Switches, PBT Keycaps, RGB, OLED Display, PC/Mac Support - White

keyboard is a little expensive but I'm happy with it after using it. battery life is great, having it right at 2 months I've charged it 3 times, and that's using it out of box with rgbs and oled turned on, I don't even check it anymore. it's also pretty heavy for a keyboard not really a bad thing, feels higher quality. keys feel great, and the multifunction button on the screen is pretty useful especially with spotify, being albe to skip/repeat songs without using app

Man I did not want to spend so much money on a keyboard but considering I work 10-12 hours daily sometimes up to 16 hours on my pc... then some light gaming... This is so worth it!!!! Buttery Smooth, feels so premium quality I love it. I ordered this together with the Rog Delta2 headphones which also work awesome! I have other Asus Devices now I am motivated on upgrading my mouse as well. The energy saving features are great the devices go to sleep when not in use, you barely notice the lag or difference coming from sleep state, also the clicky switches sound awesome. Connectivity was no issue as well, the only thing that gave a little of trouble was upgrading firmware using Armory Crate Software... other than that everything else works great. ASUS KEEP DOING GREAT STUFF!

Fantastic keyboard! It looks beautiful and the build quality is amazing. It feels rock-solid and stays put on the desk. I especially love the small customizable screen—it’s super cool to be able to personalize it. Highly satisfied with this purchase!

Great keyboard overall, battery can last for a long time, the tiny screens is very helpful and the color is nice, only things I don't like is the LEDs illumination could be better, I have had cheaper keyboards that would look much much better and probably the worst think, the switches, I got the storm clicky and after a couple months of use they were dying. Besides that, I am very happy with it.

Best keyboard and money saving

Key presses are a bit too soft feeling, not much resistance and sometimes its difficult to tell I'm pressing down a key. The keys often repeat during typing so I'll end up with a double letter in words typed. Seems to be fine for gaming though, which is its primary use and I don't type much on my gaming system. The software is pretty crappy, difficult to use and settings don't seem to stick. The keyboard also doesn't remember the color configuration I have set on it when it wakes from sleep, I have to unlock my computer before it switches. It has this flashing stars effect from sleep mode, making it difficult to see the keys. The only thing I like about the keyboard is the size and layout, everything else is kind of annoying.

- First off, ASUS finally honored the coupon for monster hunter wilds. You need to screenshot the order information, not print it to pdf. - The product is built solid and the clicky version is so satisfying to use. Like I don’t mind the extra sound during normal keyboard usage versus linear switches being duller sounding, - Overall box comes with a bunch of extras for cleaning and maintaining the device - Lastly, best features is the quick ability to swap between Bluetooth, 2.4 GHZ and physical connections. Also it uses usb-c and some older wireless keyboards haven’t gotten off micro-usb from ages ago. Looking at you Logitech, fix your keyboards tech.

I'd implore you not to buy this. Ever since mine completely died, I've search everywhere for a solution that works for me and I've constantly found the exact same issues everywhere. First of all, the most common one, the software. It runs so slow and heavy, and basic features are hidden away in weird menus. I just don't like it, is up there with iCue and Logitech Hub. Secondly, the battery. You have no idea how many posts I've seen about the keyboard not charging or the battery life being small. My experience? Well mine is completely dead, it won't take any charge and the keyboard won't even turn on. Third of all, the switches! I had to replace some of tge switches less than three months in with the keyboard. Haven't seen as many posts about this, but it's not like I've been looking hard as I've been kinda busy with trying to revive the keyboard. Most important of all, support. Not that the support experience was the best, but to their credit they did offer to repair the keyboard... of course, completely my fault, but I'm out of warranty as I completely procrastinated reaching out to support and now I have to pay for the keyboard repairs. From personal experience, I can't understand how a $250 keyboard can have such bad quality control. I promise you, look it up. You'll find so many posts about how this keyboard breaks if you look ar it hard enough. I also have a $200 SteelSeries Apex TKL. It's not the wireless version and it's old, but 5 years since I've bought it, other than some RGB shenanigans, it has work and continues to work perfectly. For $250 get literally anything else, Razer, Logitech, Steelseries or any other no name brand. Except Corsair, anything else would be better than Asus, their quality control is just plain bad.

Es una belleza de teclado, me llego antes de tiempo, lo he estado usando un par de semanas y hasta ahorita no he tenido ningún problema, funciona perfectamente en Windows y Macbook, suena hermoso y es precioso en estética 10/10

Excelente teclado