ASUS ROG Azoth 75 Wireless DIY Custom Gaming Keyboard, OLED display, Gasket-Mount, Three-Layer Dampening, Hot-Swappable Pre-lubed NX Red Switches & Keyboard Stabilizers, PBT Keycaps, US layout

Really good keyboard and the responsive is very fast very good looking keyboard and material is good

great keyboard. sounds amazing and built like a tank with good features BUT EXPENSIVE!!

For the price, its worth it.

Amazing keyboard, solid build with smooth switches and great wireless performance. كيبورد قوي الصنع، الأزرار ناعمة والوايرلس ممتاز.

The product is good and im happy with it but when i regster this device with my asus account it shows expired. I already send an email to asus customer care for this matter,

space bar double presses after 5 months.

It's good product, small and fit in my table as I wanted. But mechanical keyboard I haven't get used after using laptop keyboard for years. Still so ergonomic and comfortable.

I saw a review from Hipyo Tech and had to check this out. Being inspired by the custom keyboard market, this really is a nice intro for people interested. The accessories and stickers are top tier. The packaging is great. The typing experience is superb. The NX ultra browns actually feel tactile and are not afraid to be what they need to be, tactile. I tried the NX blue switches also, but didn't prefer them because of the typing feel. The blues sound more thocky than most blues, way less annoying than others, but the feedback wasn't working for me, I like GX blues from logitech better. The volume rocker works well enough, though it's prone to accidental mute press, they should have changed the angle back a bit to prevent that or just made it knob like they should have. The RGB shines through very well in the daylight and nighttime. The keyboard is pretty thocky stock. It feels great and you can notice that it's lubed decently well. In stock form, I feel there is no need to mod it, though it comes with everything needed if you desired to. I found them on sale open box in great condition, just make sure to double check for the wireless adapter, because one was missing from one of the open box items I bought and had to return it just because of that since asus said the wireless adapter can't be sent to me, I would have to replace the whole keyboard, no thanks, i'll just return it and avoid the pain. This keyboard is highly recommended if you want a premium typing or gaming experience. Personally though, I would not pay full price at 250. You can find world class custom keyboards like the QK75N, Zoom75, Jris75 and others around that range. I find this for 157 open box like new, good deal.

I don't know if this is the best gaming keyboard ever (Wooting 60HE might be king for competitive gaming as some claim) BUT is there any other wireless keyboard with such an insane battery life? I don't think so. This thing lasts me 2 weeks with RGBs on medium which is insane. An (almost) truly wireless experience. Insane battery life aside, the keyboard *feels* premium and sturdy, like it's built to last. Despite the plastic bottom which is supposedly needed to support the wireless function. Speaking of which, this thing is snappy - there is 0 lag or wake up delay. It feels absolutely buttery. The keyboard is heavy. I mean, it's heavier than any other kb I've used, including full-size wired ones. It will NOT slide on your deskmat on accident. The 75% layout is in my opinion perfect for gaming - you retain all the function keys, the arrow keys, and 4 special keys. All that while not taking up much space on the desk at all. I haven't accidentally bumped my mouse into this thing once while gaming, which used to happen a lot with full-sized keyboards. Overall, it's definitely not quite as sleek and compact as 65%, but the extra keys and functionality make up for it, IMO. I will say I'm not a fan of the volume knob. Prefer the feel and tactility of a roller wheel. The knob feels a bit weird and unsatisfying, although it does do the job. As others have pointed out, Asus software isn't the best, it's a bit slow and clunky, but again - it does the job and people are blowing it way out of proportion. First world problems I guess. I got it with NX Red switches and they are smooth! I absolutely love them for gaming. But not so much for typing - prefer the tactility of browns or blues for that. You need to be a very precise and light typist to use Reds and I am definitely not that. I'll be getting a second keyboard with clicky switches for work. In terms of gaming performance, I am 100% happy with the switches. They are light and effortless to use. Sure, they are not hall effect like on the Wooting 60HE, so you don't get rapid trigger and customizable actuation point. But honestly unless you are pushing high ranks in competitive shooters, do you really need those features? I really don't think so. The keycaps are your standard OEM keycaps that work just fine, if you don't mind the gamery aesthetic. Although IMO the default black and grey color theme is a bit bland, I will probably replace these at some point in the future. In terms of the sound when typing - it's pleasant. I don't know if you can call it "thocky" but it's for sure better than anything on other commercial keyboards. Oh, and there is zero case ping, as you'd expect from all the foam stuffed inside. Overall a pricey but solid, premium-feeling and customizable wireless keyboard with insane battery life. What more can you want?

It is very good very smooth but aura software not responsive

I have been using it for a week now and I must really say the build quality exceeds my expectations. The speednova wireless works a wonder but also a pity that it does not pair with the harpe ace's dongle to have a single dongle to connect both devices. Typing sound is pleasant to my previous keyboard (ducky one 2 sf), even for a semi-enthusiast like me. However, I must say i did not expect the actuation to be so sensitive. It can sometimes hinder my gameplay, especially when i rest my fingers on the keyboard. If I could choose again, i would definitely go for the either the brown or the blue switch.