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popularEragorn | Staff posted Yesterday 04:26 PM
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ASUS ROG Azoth X 75% Wireless Mechanical RGB Gaming Keyboard + Resident Evil Requiem $225 + Free S/H

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Newegg [newegg.com] has ASUS ROG Azoth X 75% Wireless Mechanical RGB Gaming Keyboard w/ Hot-Swappable ROG NX Snow Switches & OLED Display (M704 ROG AZOTH X NXSWV2 CA PBT) for $224.99. Shipping is free.

Amazon [amazon.com] has ASUS ROG Azoth X 75% Wireless Mechanical RGB Gaming Keyboard w/ Hot-Swappable ROG NX Snow Switches & OLED Display (M704 ROG AZOTH X NXSMV2 CA PBT) for $228.99. Shipping is free.

Select Micro Center Locations [microcenter.com] have ASUS ROG Azoth X 75% Wireless Mechanical RGB Gaming Keyboard w/ Hot-Swappable ROG NX Snow Switches & OLED Display (AZOTHX NXSWV2) for $224.99. Store pickup is free where available.

Note: Purchase qualifies for Resident Evil Requiem. [asus.com]

Product Details via Newegg:
  • Stellar-themed ROG keycaps: Special dye-sublimated keycaps are translucent on three sides to allow RGB lighting to pass through for a striking aesthetic
  • South-facing PCB: Optimized for keycap compatibility and customization, allowing for personalized setups with custom keycaps and advanced lighting effects
  • FR4 positioning plate: Provides a more flexible typing feel and bright, gentle typing acoustics
  • Silicon wrist rest: Extended design ensures comfortable typing experiences while providing firm support over time
  • OLED display: Shows system info and a variety of setting indicators, includes a three-way knob for intuitive control over various keyboard settings
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Newegg [newegg.com] has ASUS ROG Azoth X 75% Wireless Mechanical RGB Gaming Keyboard w/ Hot-Swappable ROG NX Snow Switches & OLED Display (M704 ROG AZOTH X NXSWV2 CA PBT) for $224.99. Shipping is free.

Amazon [amazon.com] has ASUS ROG Azoth X 75% Wireless Mechanical RGB Gaming Keyboard w/ Hot-Swappable ROG NX Snow Switches & OLED Display (M704 ROG AZOTH X NXSMV2 CA PBT) for $228.99. Shipping is free.

Select Micro Center Locations [microcenter.com] have ASUS ROG Azoth X 75% Wireless Mechanical RGB Gaming Keyboard w/ Hot-Swappable ROG NX Snow Switches & OLED Display (AZOTHX NXSWV2) for $224.99. Store pickup is free where available.

Note: Purchase qualifies for Resident Evil Requiem. [asus.com]

Product Details via Newegg:
  • Stellar-themed ROG keycaps: Special dye-sublimated keycaps are translucent on three sides to allow RGB lighting to pass through for a striking aesthetic
  • South-facing PCB: Optimized for keycap compatibility and customization, allowing for personalized setups with custom keycaps and advanced lighting effects
  • FR4 positioning plate: Provides a more flexible typing feel and bright, gentle typing acoustics
  • Silicon wrist rest: Extended design ensures comfortable typing experiences while providing firm support over time
  • OLED display: Shows system info and a variety of setting indicators, includes a three-way knob for intuitive control over various keyboard settings

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MrDealYoGurlYesterday 05:38 PM
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank MrDealYoGurl

I'm fascinated by the price. Can anyone chime in on why this is better than other $150-200 gaming keyboards?
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rkxYesterday 05:48 PM
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Seems like an absurd price for a keyboard. I'm offended by the price
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dealwizardYesterday 05:50 PM
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reported this post for PTSD based off pricing
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Quote from MrDealYoGurl :
I'm fascinated by the price. Can anyone chime in on why this is better than other $150-200 gaming keyboards?
13 minute review
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLomcoNLcOY

Here's the youtube breakdown of it, but recommend watching the video.
  • Initial Impressions & Pricing (0:45-1:20): The reviewer acknowledges some improvements from ASUS while also highlighting areas where they might have fallen short. The ROG Azoth X is noted for being incredibly similar to previous models, with a few important differences. The reviewer questions who would pay almost $300 (1:22) for the keyboard.
  • Unboxing & Accessories (2:06-2:53): The unboxing experience is described as relatively plain compared to the more expensive AOTH Extreme (2:07). It includes manuals, a USBC cable (2:31), and a wrist rest (2:47), which the reviewer is not a fan of.
  • Switches (2:53-3:14): The keyboard features ROG NX Snow 2.0 switches (2:56), which are an improvement over the 1.0 version.
  • Gaming Keyboard Aesthetics & Functionality (3:15-4:05): The reviewer explains that gaming keyboards often trick gamers into spending a lot of money (3:21). He notes that while some aspects haven't changed (high price), gaming keyboards have generally improved.
  • Design & Build Quality (4:07-5:11): The keyboard's aesthetics are divisive, but the reviewer finds it beautiful with its two-tone keycaps (4:24). It's a 75% keyboard (4:31) with an aluminum top plate (4:44) and a plastic back (4:49). It excels in wireless performance (4:55) and features RGB lighting (4:57).
  • Screen & Knob (5:12-5:31): A screen and knob on the top right (5:13) are handy for adjusting brightness, RGB mode, and volume.
  • Price Concerns (5:32-5:55): The keyboard's price, around $300 (5:38), is considered unbelievably expensive compared to competitors.
  • Keycaps & Aesthetics (5:57-6:49): The keycaps are praised for their unique aesthetic, with a shine-through pudding design and Dye-sub PBT (6:12). However, the reviewer suggests toning down the "Join the Republic" branding. The price difference from the original ASUS Azoth (6:35) is also highlighted, with the original being $200 (6:40) and already considered overpriced.
  • Gasket Mount & Material (6:50-7:28): The gasket performance is almost non-existent (6:58), and the back is plastic (7:06), unlike the ROG AOTH Extreme. This is a point of confusion for the reviewer, as similar keyboards with full aluminum construction can be found for around $80 (7:21).
  • South-Facing LEDs & Finish Issues (7:29-8:58): The keyboard features south-facing LEDs (7:40), a feature that was requested by the keyboard community but is now somewhat insignificant. A glaring issue is the keyboard's finish, which scratches easily (8:00), making it unacceptable for its price point. While the scratches can be wiped off with a magic eraser (8:36), it leaves permanent marks.
  • Switches & Gaming Performance (8:59-9:57): The NX 2.0 switches (9:06) are the best ASUS has made, offering smoothness and responsiveness. However, they are not Hall effect switches (9:27), which the reviewer finds odd given ASUS's existing Hall effect switches.
  • Wireless Performance & Software (10:15-12:15): The keyboard boasts excellent wireless performance (10:16) with Speed Nova technology (10:24), allowing seamless swapping between three devices (10:31). ASUS also included "speed tap mode" (10:50), which is essentially a software cheat for games. A significant improvement is Gear Link (11:29), a web app for keyboard customization that eliminates the need for clunky software like Armory Crate (11:35).
  • Conclusion (12:17-12:59): The reviewer concludes that the keyboard is a terrible option for those on a budget (12:30) due to its high price. However, for those who like the aesthetic and ASUS branding, it's a unique product due to its specific keycaps and branding (12:44).
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RangerJayYesterday 09:00 PM
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Pretty reasonable pricing tbh. If you value RE at ~$50, this is a $180 KB. Of course you are paying a bit for ROG tax but honestly it's minimal. If you go down the rabbit hole doing a customized keyboard like this, you are going to spend high $100+ if not over $200 anyways. And with all of that it is still very unlikely to match Azoth's battery management and absurdly low input lag for a wireless KB. Also if you are into the ROG peripheries, it can share the same receiver with certain ROG mice, pretty neat. I'm typing on a highly customized OG Azoth and I'm a little bit tempted.
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Quote from RangerJay :
Pretty reasonable pricing tbh. If you value RE at ~$50, this is a $180 KB. Of course you are paying a bit for ROG tax but honestly it's minimal. If you go down the rabbit hole doing a customized keyboard like this, you are going to spend high $100+ if not over $200 anyways. And with all of that it is still very unlikely to match Azoth's battery management and absurdly low input lag for a wireless KB. Also if you are into the ROG peripheries, it can share the same receiver with certain ROG mice, pretty neat. I'm typing on a highly customized OG Azoth and I'm a little bit tempted.
ty. yeah, it was mainly the included game that made it worth posting (as long as you'll play the game).

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ranriseYesterday 10:05 PM
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Sorry but this has been $199 for months, even through last week when the RE9 promo first started.
I'm typing on mine now, paid $199 with the RE9 code already redeemed to my steam account.

Also, Woot.com has the Clicky version for $170 + tax (so about $180ish) with free shipping if you have Prime. I bought it also, to test out the clicky switches

The linear is SUPER sensitive and very prone to mistakes. I'm coming from a Logitech MX Keys, which I am able to achieve 130+ WPM. With the Azoth X, I get 90 with the Linear switches, and about 100 with the Clicky ones.

The Clicky is satisfying but requires significantly more force. My fingers are tired after doing 3 1-minute speed tests plus also typing out this comment.

IMO, low-profile mechanical switches is where it's at. It's difficult to get used to the Azoth's high profile ergonomics, which means you have to constantly "pull" the back of your hands upward, so that you don't accidentally hit other keys.

Also as other reviewers said, ArmoryCrate is absolutely trash, bloated, yet offers no meaningful customization. It is required for updating firmware and letting you see GPU/CPU usage/temperature on the OLED screen.

Also also, if you are used to Mac layout, this keyboard is all FUBAR. And they moved the "DEL" key to the right, below the INS key, so that they can make room for the useless OLED screen. Where normally the DEL key is right above the Backspace key, right next to F12.

Lastly, they say you are able to use 1 single Omni-Receiver for both a ROG mouse and a ROG keyboard. Which does work, but not well. There is significant interference all the time and ruins the flow of the gaming session. I had to resort back to using 2 separate USB dongles.

Overall I'm not super impressed. It is a solidly built, very heavy, high quality, high RGB piece of gaming gear. But for $200 even, with free RE9 game, so say $150, I'd say the value proposition is just so-so, unless you are fine with my aforementioned shortcomings.
Last edited by ranrise March 2, 2026 at 03:08 PM.
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ranriseYesterday 10:05 PM
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Quote from rkx :
Seems like an absurd price for a keyboard. I'm offended by the price
You haven't seen their $500 version. It's called Azoth Extreme. The X is meant for peasants.
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0oyujieo0Yesterday 11:06 PM
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How is this better than a Keychron or a Redragon?
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chanmanx2kYesterday 11:26 PM
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Using mine now. It does work well with custom keycaps

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