ROG Azoth X Snow 75% Custom Gaming Keyboard with hot-swappable ROG NX V2 Mechanical Switches, dye-Sublimated and semi-Translucent keycaps

Absolutely love this keyboard. Software and hardware are great and it works on all my systems seamlessly. I have a kvm switch that I use to plug the wireless dongle and when I switch to different computer inputs my keyboard switches perfectly. Keys are great and sounds great and I love the knob and battery life so far as well. Honestly one of my favourite things was actually the keyboard support pad. Highly recommend it

I paid 300+$ for a used keyboard, there’s even a hair over the wrist rest.

Outstanding keyboard, would recommend. It’s quiet, perfect for night time gaming if you have roommates or kids and trying to keep the noice level down. Bubbly clicky, not that ugly clacking typical gaming keyboards.

absolutely i like it the sound of the keyboard feeling like comfortable the sound of clicking very good but i think cause i switch from my old keyboard witch is (Razer Huntsman V2) so maybe its something different from me but just let u know guys thats the size of keyboard its smaller then u think forgot the photos and about the colors and keycaps its absolutely amazing specily if u have white setup :D like mine but the thing i dont like it first the price of keyboard second maybe u will ignore it some of u guys but i found this problem for me witch its u can't make a profile in program of "Armoury Crate" for costume colors what i mean is! with my old keyboard u can put the color static in profile mix with another style again i found it a problem for me :D about the oled screen u can change the picture and put whatever u want but only black&white and depends the photo u take from! for me i try website of gif and work for me great :) about wireless u can make it with usb , witch u can put inside ur pc, its come inside ur keyboard plus u can make a bluetooth and of course a wired , what i;m using :D about weight its heavy to be honest

Asus has been doing a bang up job on their keyboard releases the past few years. They are genuinely some of the better put together keyboards from large brands such as Razer, Logitech, Corsair etc. This is the Azoth X, the successor to the original Azoth. I’d say overall the keyboard is pretty nice, but I’m just not seeing the value with this board at all. The unboxing experience is pretty basic but put together well. The keyboard sits on top with individual compartments below it for the cable and accessories. First impression is the build quality leaves a lot to be desired for the price. At 300 dollars this board absolutely should have more metal on the case. It’s just a metal top plate and plastic everywhere else. I understand they use plastic to help with the wireless signal, but there are other wireless boards out there for way less money that use full metal cases and have zero issues with wireless range or interference. On a positive note, the keycaps are beautiful. Dye sublimated keycaps that feel really high quality with really nice frosting on them to bring out the RGB better. The lighting also looks great and can get quite bright. The OLED screen also looks amazing and has really nice definition and smoothness to the animations. The switches are just pretty average for me. They are the NX snow V2 switches which are just regular linear mechanical switches. They are consistently lubed and the stabilizers all seem to be good enough as well. I’m not noticing any rattle from them and they’re also all lubed well. The switches seem to have a slight friction to them but they do feel consistent from key to key. From what I remember the snow V1 switches actually felt smoother overall than these ones. Another small complaint I have is the sound profile of the switches and board in general. The board is quite loud, and the switches are deep sounding. Some people may like this, I really don’t. The gasket mount also feels like there isn’t one at all. The board is stiff, it kind of reminds me of the GMMK pro. The switches are light feeling and tend to feel responsive in game. The performance of this board is good overall, but obviously Hall effect keyboards have become extremely popular the past couple of years, and for the price you would really expect Asus to have Hall effect switches here in their gaming focused keyboard, or at the very least support Hall effect switches for the hot swap like the GMMK 3 HE does. The board supports 1000hz out of the box and can go to 8000hz with the polling rate booster which is sold separately. For 300 dollars it would be nice to get that in the box. Board feels good in game overall and does support its own version of SOCD. Most games have it banned but it’s nice to have the option. It’s just tough to recommend this keyboard when there are so many options out there that are significantly cheaper. There are keyboards with better build quality and better switches for nearly half the price. The value here is the wireless performance and amazing keycaps that can’t be bought anywhere else at the moment. If you’re a hardcore Asus fan, you’ll probably like this board. If you’re looking to get good value, it’s definitely not here. The build should be better and the switches are just average for the extremely high asking price.