Newegg[newegg.com] has Asus ROG Azoth 75 Wireless DIY Custom Gaming Keyboard w/ OLED Display (ROG NX Brown Switches) $249.99 - $25 w/ promo code SSCT226 (automatically applied in cart) = $224.99. Shipping is Free.Expired
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If you buy this, do NOT touch the plastic OLED 'scree '.
It literally has dozens of micro scratches from the tip of my fingers! First time I thought it was a streak, so I tried to wipe it way with other fingers.. and more and more.
On the verge of calling in a warranty because it's absurd to happen on any product, let alone a $250 keyboard!
While I initially loved, Im now aware it was because it was my 1st 'premium' keyboard.
Wouldn't buy it again. The OLED buttons/wheels are flimsy, armory crate is buggy and annoying to load just to make quick changes.
Spend $100 less and get an equally quality kb. The scratches make it look cheap now and its something I see every moment. If it was on a computer case, or peripheral which I don't interact often, I could easily overlook it. I see it dozens of times any give minute!
I got it keyboard instead other customs because of the wireless tech, battery life and the screen. The software is not that bad, it can be buggy sometimes but I set it up to what I like and forget it. I highly recommended mod this keyboard and change the switches. Overall this keyboard will cost you around extra $50-100 if you want it to sounds good.
Mods that I added to the Azoth
- EQUALZ C3 V3 Stabilizers - 17$
- GATERON Milky Yellow Pro - $40
- Gliging PBT Keycaps from Amazon - $30
That's $300, close to custom boards territory, it's all up to you and what's your priorities.
As the comment as said the screen will scratch easily. I applied a phone screen protector that I cut it by myself to the screen.
I got it keyboard instead other customs because of the wireless tech, battery life and the screen. The software is not that bad, it can be buggy sometimes but I set it up to what I like and forget it. I highly recommended mod this keyboard and change the switches. Overall this keyboard will cost you around extra $50-100 if you want it to sounds good.
Mods that I added to the Azoth
- EQUALZ C3 V3 Stabilizers - 17$
- GATERON Milky Yellow Pro - $40
- Gliging PBT Keycaps from Amazon - $30
That's $300, close to custom boards territory, it's all up to you and what's your priorities.
As the comment as said the screen will scratch easily. I applied a phone screen protector that I cut it by myself to the screen.
Mine scratched in the first few seconds how brushed my fingers on it. Too late for any screen protector. Never ever seen any screen, even cheap kids toys scratch like this.
Would never pay more than $50 (that being an absolute, out-of-this-world maximum) for a keyboard. It would have to have some kind of fingertip massaging feature or something crazy like that for me to spend even $50.
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I have this keyboard and it's by far the best I've ever owned. Wish I could have paid less for non oled version though... asus software is terrible. Battery lasts a long time, very fast wireless, keys feel and sound great.
Mine scratched in the first few seconds how brushed my fingers on it. Too late for any screen protector. Never ever seen any screen, even cheap kids toys scratch like this.
If you put a screen protector over it, those microscratches will get filled in and you won't see them.
if you are into the whole MK this is a great keyboard, I've built so many from mode, rama, vega, even nk and kbds. this is definately worth it. the build quality is great. i swapped the switches to ducks, and it feels and sounds incredible.
because it has both bt and 2.4 i can use it easily with my mac and pc, work and gaming.
if scratching the oled is an issue, dont remove the screen protector it comes with or just buy another.
Ui is totally fine, it does what it needs to plus extra customization, as you're not spending over 10min to ever use it again.
If you put a screen protector over it, those microscratches will get filled in and you won't see them.
Don't think it will. Had I known, I wouldn't have removed the plastic. I will find if replacements are sold and how easy to install without making any small marks on the perimeter plastic.
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It literally has dozens of micro scratches from the tip of my fingers! First time I thought it was a streak, so I tried to wipe it way with other fingers.. and more and more.
On the verge of calling in a warranty because it's absurd to happen on any product, let alone a $250 keyboard!
While I initially loved, Im now aware it was because it was my 1st 'premium' keyboard.
Wouldn't buy it again. The OLED buttons/wheels are flimsy, armory crate is buggy and annoying to load just to make quick changes.
Spend $100 less and get an equally quality kb. The scratches make it look cheap now and its something I see every moment. If it was on a computer case, or peripheral which I don't interact often, I could easily overlook it. I see it dozens of times any give minute!
Mods that I added to the Azoth
- EQUALZ C3 V3 Stabilizers - 17$
- GATERON Milky Yellow Pro - $40
- Gliging PBT Keycaps from Amazon - $30
That's $300, close to custom boards territory, it's all up to you and what's your priorities.
As the comment as said the screen will scratch easily. I applied a phone screen protector that I cut it by myself to the screen.
Mods that I added to the Azoth
- EQUALZ C3 V3 Stabilizers - 17$
- GATERON Milky Yellow Pro - $40
- Gliging PBT Keycaps from Amazon - $30
That's $300, close to custom boards territory, it's all up to you and what's your priorities.
As the comment as said the screen will scratch easily. I applied a phone screen protector that I cut it by myself to the screen.
Would never pay more than $50 (that being an absolute, out-of-this-world maximum) for a keyboard. It would have to have some kind of fingertip massaging feature or something crazy like that for me to spend even $50.
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because it has both bt and 2.4 i can use it easily with my mac and pc, work and gaming.
if scratching the oled is an issue, dont remove the screen protector it comes with or just buy another.
Ui is totally fine, it does what it needs to plus extra customization, as you're not spending over 10min to ever use it again.
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