I Am Confused... Gaming Keyboard Had a Baby with a Custom? ROG AZOTH
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- #keybored I Am Confused... Gaming Keyboard Had a Baby with a Custom?
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So up to now, there was a clear delineation between what a gaming keyboard is and what a custom or enthusiast keyboard is... but now ASUS ROG has gone done it and started to blend the 2... Introducing the NEW Azoth... it's a gaming keyboard but it's also kind of like an enthusiast... it's a hybrid animal. But is it good, or are we making weird cross over babies for no reason?
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Asus ROG team let me know that the pricing for the Azoth is not yet 100%, and the range is speculative for the time being!
I expect $200+ right now.
@@d1kgaws12 hard pass dude
@@d1kgaws12 I agreeeee
@@d1kgaws12 under 200 or else
$200 and would be a must buy
Interesting... Seems some gaming companies have been taking note!
It's so odd... things are starting to merge. I mean... Krytox 205 coming with an ROG board... wild
yeah, theyve been learning from the mouse enthusiast market too... really excited to see asus competeting again in the peripheral scene, both keebs and mice
@@Keybored i hope they give it an evangelion skin
@@Keyboredsorry to necro, but this is crazy to read. I used to be the subject matter expert for krytox at a leading distributor and 10 years ago I started selling krytox 205 to one enthusiast for the keyboard market. Crazy to see this come mainstream.
I'll give them some credit. This is the first proper step forward I've seen in gaming keyboards. The Wooting 60HE was also great with the assembly being compatible with lots of other cases.
The magnetic Wooting Lekker switches and their browser based config software are the tech benchmark for competitive gaming keyboards.
Wireless is the only feature Asus and Logitech may be ahead. But for a competitive gamer wireless is more interesting for a mouse, for a keyboard it is nice to have. As now the cable based wooting is optimized for input lag.
But if we are talking mainstream casual gaming, design and double use for office, the rog gives the Logitewch G915 TKL a run for the money.
Love the HE60, but the 60 layout just doesn’t work for most varied genre gamers. I like the odd competitive bout of a FPS, but I also play RTS and myriad of RPG sub genres and not having those function keys (and even keys like Tilde for CRPG’s) is a big deal. I’m no fan of Logitech and Razer still uses proprietary switches so this Asus is looking very good. I can’t justify building my own 75 board for the same price and less features.
Really hope gaming keyboards will catch up to customs!
I just wish there are good premades at accessible prices and off the shelf
I hope customs will catch to this (2.4 wireless and rockers and volume knobs in 75). There are not many options, I hate bluetooth and wired, and I hate having to use fn-key shortcuts to control volume. Battery indicator, PC stats on the screen etc, that's pretty neat.
I’m not a super competitive gamer but ngl if I didn’t JUST buy a keyboard I would be tempted by this. Just knowing it had low latency and has most the features of a custom is really good to me. It annoys me how it’s hard to find the input latency on a keyboard unless it’s popular enough for RTings to test it! Kinda sad that’s only something aggressive gamery keyboards seem to optimize and market
That is true. Didn't realize that a fast wireless connection was something that was harder to come by. Perhaps one day the customs will get to that level, or the gaming keyboards will become more like customs. But I do see a convergence happening now!
AFAIK on many boards with proprietary firmware 125Hz wired polling rate was (is?) pretty common, and only from recently QMK firmwares are being compiled with 1000Hz by default. Some gaming keyboards with optical switches boasted 4000Hz polling rate even a year ago, and importance of that is of course very questionable, but rhythm gamers definitely have complained about 125Hz on customs. Though I imagine they are a lot more interested in literal game-changers like Wooting now anyway.
@@Lishtenbird its not just poll rate it also has to do with matrix scanning algorithm, debounce algo and time, mcu used and generally bloated firmware. 125hz only gives like 3.5ms latency on average compared to 1khz which isnt horrible, the issue has more to do with it being inconsistent rather than the latency itself. but if you can get something qmk compatible that would be optimal as you can change basically everything except the mcu of the board.
If RTings has tested the Strix Flare II Animate (a hot swappable full size keyboard), bet they’ll test the Azoth as well.
The only other option that had decent latency for gaming and can be modded to MOST enthusiast standards is the GMMK Pro, which is a HORRIBLE option for those who REALLY don’t want to completely disassemble the entire board to fix/change the stabs (because they SUCK on the GMMK), and the gasket mounting feels more like a tray mount.
this has to be the best gaming keyboard from a large gaming company ever made, i've never expected the stabilizers to be that good and clean without any ping or rattle, honestly this is what surprised me other than the fucntional little screen.
I'm really hoping the price can be under $200 - been looking for an off the shelf keyboard to recommend to my gamer friends that is actually pretty decent and from a reputable brand!
That would be awesome. Hope they are also looking at these comments
It's 250. Got 2 of them.
This is what I like about Asus' ROG team - you can really see that the people behind it are enthusiastic about the products they make. I've noticed this a number of times already. Great coverage too Keybored.
If their pricing is competitive, I might get one of this. Quite a unique board - if only it is full metal construction then it might be a perfect keeb.
Probably not going to be full metal because the wireless signal is better without a metal bottom
@@thatneo4133 plastic sandwiched between metals kinda like Akko's SPR67 might be a great compromise. Works on smartphones.
If it's $200, i'll be getting it day one! Lol Good job Asus for keeping us in mind and adding the most wanted features in this board. Bravo.
I think switch manufacturers have solved the north-facing cherry thing (see Kailh box v2). So it's okay to like north facing again. (It was never the problem, it was the housing and the keycaps)
Scott in the new year? Yes please! Thanks for the content and the review of the board. Always interesting to see how you improve upon boards not directly aimed at the mechanical keyboard group as this is sort of a hybrid. You the man Scott and can't wait to see what you do in 2023!
Thank you so much! Let's keep pushing and see how far we can go!
Okay, I'm confused. What is an enthusiast keyboard even supposed to be like?
I've heard complaints about "factory" keyboard being too loud, but he made it louder.
I've seen people who brag with their incredibly stiff custom keyboards, but he introduced more flex to make it more "bouncy", which is something I really don't understand.
At this point, I'm just lost. Is this the same as an audio enthusiast data cable for 4 figures (i.e. not actually better, but a lot more expensive) or is there actually some benefit to fully building a keyboard aside from "I can make it look the way I like it"?
would be really funny if custom keyboard companies started to make gaming keyboards
btw happy new year
Hahaha, that would be funny. And not a bad idea at all
Seems pretty good! Expecting 250$ price though, but that is expected I think.
Hoping the next version utilizes ZMK and custom BLE implementation, so we get a stable long battery life connection, on top of the low latency Wireless (so you can switch what you use based on what your needs are at any time).
Also the Falchion's touch bar is something they can use here as well in some manner. That feature was pretty nifty!
I'm relatively new in the space for custom keyboards, but I do have to know what is the obsession with South facing LEDs? I don't feel like it makes enough difference to matter? My biggest issue with this board is the steel plate, if I could change the plate to like pom, polycarbonate, or FR4 I would be way more inclined to get this board.
North-facing PCBs cause interference with Cherry profile keycaps, the most popular keycap profile (GMK molds their keycaps in the Cherry profile). I believe the ASDF row cannot bottom out because the orientation of the switches on a north-facing PCB impedes it. Therefore, south-facing PCBs are preferred for compatibility with all profiles. However, you can use Cherry profile keycaps and a north-facing PCB with long-pole switches because of the shorter travel or use switches with smaller top housings.
TL;DR: Cherry keycaps don't work with NF-PCBs.
Hope that helps!
It's because of the interference with cherry profile keycaps. However, as a gamer I don't really care about that as there's hardly any backlit cherry profile keycaps, and if they're cherry/backlit they usually don't shinethrough well on southfacing boards anyway. Regardless, I started with a gmmk pro but I have ended up at a mxrskey ck820.. It's an all alu board WITH 2.4ghz, and I love it, is essentially the gmmk pro but wireless. The only issue I have with it is in stock form, despite the foam it comes with it's a bit pingy like the keychron q1 first revision. However, they also sell a FR4/poron foam/ipxe foam kit for $25. After that, it's my dream board.
I bought it from epomaker, but I've only been able to find the foam kit from whatgeek.
@@Orlyy I have a GK68S from Epomaker and I love it, but ... I'm looking for more of a marbling deep sound like I love the sound the QK line up gives with a good set of tactiles or linears
@@kaiser2203 I'm using a NF board with cherry profile keycaps. No interference at all. Tried both Akko CS Silver and Jelly Pink.
@@ciaojay7025 Great to hear! Your experience is not equal to everyone's, however.
half a grand worth of keyboard...actually, not "worth". No thanks Asus, I can have a life.
Just bought this on a black friday deal with the Harpe aim lab mouse and mouse pad. Very nice set up!!!
Do the armory crate settings for the screen and RGB get saved to the board, or does it require the software to be running?
It gets saved to the board and remains! Even via wireless which was pretty nice
And yes the screen. Useless crap. I rather prefer the Steel Series with adjustable actuation. Now there's a gaming feature.
Just for those out there who doesn't know, bottom is plastic to improve the wireless speed, yes it has been tested, it has been proven, so sorry if you absolutely need a brick of a keyboard, this one has some weight but not as much as others
Thank you thank you thank you for being an enthusiast who acknowledges that north facing illumination is better for RGB. It's one of the first times I've actually heard that. I love my custom keyboards so far but I'm also just a sucker for clean shine-through and my GMMK Pro definitely dropped the ball there.
It's a niche within a niche, but even outside the merits from appearance I've found key illumination to be so helpful for art-centric work (digital painting and sculpting) where most hotkey use is one-handed. Not to mention I'm so glad bigger brands like this with their incredibly low-latency wireless make it easier for gaming AND moving around on my desk. Hard to keep a coiled cable looking nice when I move my keyboard around to suit my drawing tablet.
Mxrskey ck820 is essentially a wireless gmmk pro, with 2.4ghz. I wish it was north facing, but there is not a single all alu wireless 75% other than that that I've seen with that config.
Kinda wish you had the latency numbers on the QK75 wired on the charts(pretty much comparing the impact of the aluminum case vs wireless 2,4Ghz performance). There's gonna be some impact based off of the hardware used to establish the wireless connection, but I'm curious what sort of impact mounting the same hardware in an aluminum chassis would produce.
It doesnt matter. Really .2000 seconds is 200ms. It is too much. TSL is normally like 27-40ms
This keyboard is really interesting, but before they secure my money for it, personally, I'd like to see some changes for a V2.
Full aluminum case and south face rgb. And while they never would release it as such, a barebones of it would be pretty dope.
Mxrskey ck820 is exactly that. I dunno why it hasn't been covered by anyone. I got it and I absolutely love it. It's a gmmk pro, but wireless.
@@Orlyy i think that nova speed thingi is important for most of the ppl so ig they want the azoth instead of the ck820
My Logitech g15 did all that monitoring stuff. And even with wow status. For the horde 😉
got one in the closet still works
do standard keycaps work with the rog stabs or did you have to change the stabs too?
Nope, they have these little pins that plug into new keycaps and fit right into the stab wires. So it works no prob
In the past few days I've been searching for a wireless mech at the $200 range, and I'm really glad you launched this video... it has everything I was looking for. Just loved the fast and reliable connection while maintaining the custom aspects in a 75% layout. I hope Asus make this available in Brazil as well (couln't buy the QK60/75 because of the shipping restrictions). Currently using a Kbdfans D84v2 and a D60Lite HHKB with a LM60 case, but you know, who doesn't need another keyboard? (:
Welcome to the rabbit hole! Haha, it's such a demanding hobby
How much is it?
One thing you can do to get more board flex back is to loosen the screws on the bottom of the board.
Interested in this Keyboard when it launches. Does Asus have a good software for and also to remap buttons? I really like the simplicity of the Razer Huntsman Mini but was annoyed it didn't have 2.4 or Bluetooth option. I was considering getting the Falchion but I disliked the layout.
really glad ASUS supported our guy scott by sending him the keyboard early. always great coverage from scott
Surprised they didnt add pe foam considering how much it takes notes from customs
lol. Maybe they were like PE foam? Naw lol. But they were very adamant about reliability... perhaps PE foam didn't make the cut.
@@Keybored thats true, i know that sometimes it creates static and hence double key presses
Biggest crossover event in mechanical keyboard history??? (I'm totally here for it! - bridging the gap between gamers and custom/enthusiasts)
One day, I think all these keyboards will be able to do everything haha
I got this keyboard and I love it but dang it's THE worst software I have ever used. As I'm not huge on RGB I can control what I need from the little screen. After having it a bit I put the Glorious Raptors in it and while I love the switches they aren't as loud as I thought because the Azoth is so quiet! One of my sons was due for an upgrade on his keyboard so he got one as well.
Nice to see the gamer keyboard companies taking notice. Congrats on the awesome sponsorship, Keybored!
tbh, I'm waiting for the day where customs mechs have useful gaming features. I think it will be a thing in the near future!
Nice review and amazing keyboard from a mainstream brand. Corsair, Logitech, Razer - take notes!!
Is there any info on whether or not there will be a ISO layout and if so, does it hit shelves in the same timeframe or later?
Since gaming is my main use case I might put my freebird tkl straight on marketplace when it comes and get this. The switch customization of customs without qmk/via compatibility issues seems like a win. Freebird tkl users that have gotten it so far have had issues flashing the provided qmk file and I always customize ASAP.
if only this was full sized then perfect
lol any one watch that intro while playing wow
I just got one with NX blues, I don't really like them compared to say GX blues. They do however sound much better and less annoying but the typing experience I can't say I like.
I have the NX browns coming in as well today, I hope they are good for typing feel, if they are not, I'm just going to the keychron v1, q1 or lemokey p1.
Get the price under $200 USD and ASUS has a real winner on their hands here. A shame they went with their proprietary stabs, I assume it is because they are the same they use on their other keyboards so they have them on hand but... ugh so close.
Surprisingly tho... the proprietary stab wasn't too bad. But you can always take it out and put on some staebies and call it a day for good
tbf, proprietary doesnt mean bad. cherry style stabilisers are the standard, but they are one of the most annoying parts of a build if they arent perfectly tuned, especially because its hard to access the areas causing the ticking and rattle, so new designs whcih are more open like these are interesting.
people hate on costar stabs, but at least you can tune them without needing to desolder anything
either way, it doesnt really matter as this support standard pcb mount stabs anyway
I don't know what kind of stabs they are but to me anything proprietary is a big no no. Yeah proprietary doesn't necessarily mean bad but it does mean if something goes wrong or breaks it can be a pain or even impossible to replace. Not to mention you start running into a lot of compatibility issues. Good on ASUS for supporting standard pcb mounted stabs so this won't really come up, but why not just use them in the first place? (Again I assume they have oodles of them for their other boards, so question answered?)
I realize it's a super nit-picky thing, I actually think if the price is right this could be a decent option for some, just found it to be weird.
@@disk_35 Yeah it's a weird situation: standardised components are important for maintenance and product lifespan, but you need some change to innovate
Given the enthusiast features we see in this board, Asus knew that they would be blasted by us for not supporting pcb mounted cherry-style stabs, but like you said they already have their own system and supply of custom stabilisers (tho i think razer use something very similar) so that could have helped keep the cost down, which people also like
One funny thing is that these custom stabs asus and razer use sound better than the crappy cherry-style ones used by corsair.
I wonder if these are easier to factory tune as there is more exposed wire so its easier for a worker or machine to apply some lubricant
I recently bought this keyboard, & it will be the last asus product I buy. The company lost all my trust. The only reason I bought it was, Msi didn’t have one similar. I’m currently in the process of doing a full MSI build & this keyboard will be the only thing I have that’s not msi.
I bought the Newegg extended warranty since I have no faith at all in Asus’s customer service.
I don't usually like or comment but you went over everything I had questions about. I liked and here's a comment, YOUR VIDEO WAS GREAT!!!!
I finally bought one and only have two issues with it, other than that I would say it ranks a 9 to 9.5 out of 10. 1) I am unable to figure out how to change the temperature to Fahrenheit when using the CPU/GPU Temp add on. 2) How do you enable the System Info when using BT only, so far it not only works when the USB is hooked up but it only shows up when the USB is hooked up. Unplug the USB and that option disappears from the screen.
everything is perfect except north facing
Hey I just came across your channel and bought an Azoth :) Just wanted to know what wrist rest you used in this video as I have the black/timber look for my setup as well :)
question - why are gasketed mech keyboards seen as the bee's knees, yet laptop keyboards with even the slightest "flex" shunned? isn't it the same thing essentially?
Hypocrisy that's why.
Not gonna lie, it's the only prebuilt hot swap mechanical keyboard that's worth the price like damn. they actually give you everything you want and the spacebar.. the stabs.. are actually good? unlike the overpriced hot trash that's the gmmk pro.
this vid style is also a venn of what i cant stand vs actually useful content:
skit at the start? skip (yes, i play wow and got the jokes, im a weeb or animeboy / neeto)
super close face cam of whoever? no thanks, just show me the product.
actual commentary of the vid? totally worth watching.
Need some help. I want to replace the key caps but honestly have no idea what compatible key caps would be. This whole north facing thing for a keyboard noob like me flies over my head. Some please help what key caps brands / models can I look into that I can use with this keyboard. Thanks in advanced.
The stock cherry mx reds on this might be a product of new molds(?) Like with modern gateron switches, the top housing has this inward curve to dodge the interior of cherry profile keycaps, hence no/close to no interference with most caps. Either that, or this has stubbier housings in general.
Looks like housing mold modification for sure. Only caps that it had a bit of issue with was with GMK. But PBT fans stuff worked absolutely no problem
besides the caps that are useful, what difference does north facing or south facing rgb really make? To the newb that I am in the keeb community, this seems to be one of those gate-keepy, look down your nose sort of things. If i can use longer stems to eliminate cap interference, and most keeb elites arent using shine through caps anyway, why does it matter?
It doesn't matter as much anymore :) It was before when long stem pole switches weren't around and you get weird interference. Nowadays, even non long stem switches work decently well due to their upper housing redesigns
i like this oneASUS ROG Azoth Wireless 75 Gaming Keyboard White NX Storm Switch any thoughts?
pay for this 300$ or for logitech but without screen 200$. Asus don't explain for what I have to pay additional 100$
Hi there nice review! One question tho. I got mine and i cant get it to show the GPU temps. On temps options only CPU is available. Does it have to do with the motherboard? I have an ashrok one.
@keybored I have a space 80 keyboard, and just got some gateron oil kings, how should i configure my keyboard to make it thock?
Where can u get those perfect sized wrist pad from? I want a new keyboard and my old one had a plastic wrist support, which not that great, it felt better than nothing. I was leaning for a blackwidoe v3 pro for that leather wrist support but this ome seems way better.
One thing to keep in mind is the screen is OLED. Steelseries has used those in their products for ages and every time there is an issue with burn in and odds are that will happen here. OLED is just not a good screentype to use for keyboards and stat displays since some words will stay stationary no matter how the stats change.
I have one with browns and I lovvvvvveeeeee it! Best browns ever unlike any I’ve tried.
South facing are horrible, shine in your face due of their location, and make shine through pointless which is the reason to get a lit up keyboard. Unbelievable they are a thing really.
why does a custom keyboard need to be wireless? where are you going with it? A mouse I could understand but keyboards? just stop the RF pollution
I got this and now I'm like crap I want to do a DIY lol. Is that the best switch for cherry mx? Might have to copy your setup haha.
i thought the start was you putting on a dinosaur costume
Hahaha... it does kind of look like that brown dino costume
Nice, I love the lcd screen but I really don't understand all the trend of going to these micro keyboards, makes it so hard to type.
The whole bottom plastic argument does not really work as you only need to make the back of it plastic part where wifi stuff lives.
It better be $199 or I'm going Wooting 60HE
Excellent review!!!
What brand is your wooden keyboard wrist rest? Thanks
I agree with the top case height, personally for me seeing the switches is kind of a turn off but considering this is a board geared more towards gamers I'm assuming that was intentional. As the lines between customs and prebuilds continue to get blurred, I'm curious to see if boards like these will start to offer barebones kits for people who'd like to step more on the side of customs like what Keychron is doing with their Q and V series.
is this keyboard has interference with long pol switches, or cherry profile keycaps??
bro u have got to be capping when u say 250 USD for this prebuilt is fair
was just a matter of time before they "brands" was gonna come in take the market share of the big bucks coustoms
have you reviewed the Keydous NJ81? I need a keyboard with a screen!
the screen on a $250 kb to monitor temps or msi afterburner and hw info osd monitor for free hmmm a tough one
Gaming Keyboard Had a Baby with a Custom? And it's not a Wooting? What?
Wooting is when a gaming keyboard has a baby with another chad gaming keyboard then that baby has a baby with another custom/gaming keyboard hybrid baby lol
could anyone kindly share what the name of the recommended switches were called in the review?
People would say that it is a premium *gaming* keyboard
ughhh I wanted it to sound betterrrr. lol.. but I might need this keyboard.
What's that on your wall behind the monitor? Acoustic material?
replaced my ROG falchion (MX reds) with an Azoth a few weeks ago (NX blues) and i couldn't be happier. the falchion is still a great little 60% so it was hard to find something i enjoyed more. I got to try an Azoth in store at microcenter and was sold. Being able to Sync my RGB and do all the software tweaks without having more than one program was important (ROG keris mouse, ROG parts in the PC) while still being able to modify and customize the keyboard more than other gaming keyboards allow. Ill never go the $500 custom route so this was a good medium for me.
Thank you for your thorough review.
I just purchased this keyboard and I must say this: I couldn't be happier. I love the sound and feel of this very heavy Azoth. You want yours louder, I don't get that at all. I want my keyboard as silent as it can get. Beside that, I'm a sucker for shine through keycaps and I love what this keyboard offers. There's nothing I don't like about it. Praise from Denmark, even though the price was 2K danish kroner which is approximately 269,- US $
Definitely the best gaming keyboard from a large gaming brand ever made. Even though 75% is my favourite layout, I build my own custom keyboards, so won't be picking this up, but I will recommend it to gamer friends who just want a decent premade board.
still wouldn't touch any gaming keyboards if they had to rely on proprietary softwares. GMMK Pro might not be perfect, but having QMK/VIA support makes it slightly better than the competition. Only wish Razer would take the next step now, they might have one of the best gaming keyboards sales in the market however I feel they are so far behind the competitors moving into customs. Oh well, at least the ROG is still cheaper than most custom high end keyboards and many ROG enthusiasts would be really happy with this.
Does anyone know if you can save custom RGB profiles to the keyboard so I don't have to be connected to the Armory Crate software? Trying to use this for multiple devices including a work laptop, desktop for gaming and a personal laptop and want custom RGB profiles onboard.
When he knocked the GMMK Pro I felt that lol. I love mine but I’ve kind of hit a wall with it. It was a nice entry into the hobby though.
Awesome video btw. I may actually pick this up. Guess I fit into that third category at the end under “weeb” lol.
Is it better to have that keyboard flex ?? Does it make typing feel better?
How did you measure the latency? 230ms still seems like a lot even if it was key press until movement in some game. That's almost 14 frames at 60fps. Great review though!
I think that gamers who want to dabble in customs are already dabbling. While $250 is in the custom ballpark, it is still a mass-market product.
Its cool when companies do their research and pull all the best bits forward into a product line for their primary customers. It should work both ways though.
Ergo why do we not have low latency wireless keyboards as a widely available option for full custom keyboards! When it is available we get weirdness like having to supply you're own weird rando battery.
There's actually some stuf that designers need to borrow rom Asus !
Never thought an Asus would sound like a custom
It will be better if asus give the option for barebone..
Credit to Asus on this. They obviously did their homework before just throwing something out into the custom keyboard market like some other companies. I'm talking to you Razer and Corsair!
The price they put on it 250 dollars... is a bit much imo.
they couldnt help themselves with the case profile and had to make it a blend of a traditional case profile and gaming low profile case lmao, half exposed switches is like having your pants hanging down on your knees
Hey are you saying that latency is .2308 average with 2.4ghz? Isn’t it like 231ms??? That sounds afull. It needs to be under 6ms tbh. Or am i reading that information wrong?
How much is .2308 seconds in ms?🙃😂
I now have 14ms asus keyboard and i can feel the latency in fps gaming and it is really afull. If this is like 231ms 2.4ghz this is totally no way to go. NOT A GAMING KEYBOARD!
I am just saying that the aluminum bottom would probably interfere with the latency, so I do believe they will keep it plastic.
I think they keep the plastic case because of the bluetooth signal things
Can I use gmk kaiju keycaps on this keyboard?
Thanks for the review, hits all the points before someone wants to buy one.
I was tossing up between this and the keychron q3 for over a month now. I ended up buying the keychron q3 from a suggestion from a work colleague yesterday. Added o-rings + did a tape mod, now it's quiet and smoother. This video makes my FOMO go into hyperdrive - and regret not buying the ROG Azoth lol - but I'll wait out another few months because the LED + wireless is more of a want than need for a work keyboard. Most likely get one in a few months time for gaming at home use.
ahh yes the performance of an entry level custom keyboard for the price of a high end premium one... bought one out of curiosity sold it after 2 days
Also, damn why does everyone have Purpolch but me?!?! Love the look of that set on that color keyboard
Hey guys, tofu v2 is coming! With gasket mounting! Can’t wait to see your magic dude