ASUS ROG Azoth Extreme 75 Custom Gaming Keyboard, Aluminum Chassis, Carbon Fiber Positioning Plate, Adjustable Gasket Mount, 3-Layer Dampening, Color OLED Touchscreen, ROG NX Snow Switches, PBT Keyca

I have used a range of brands and their respective keyboards, ranging from off brand to name brand and many in-between, nothing has came close to how nice and premium the azoth extreme types, feels and looks, the price may be up there but it is well worth it for all the features it brings to the desk. Hot swappable, adjustable dampening, aluminum frame Top to bottom not to mention the weight of it to prevent sliding around the desk. I 100% recomend this keyboard to anybody looking for an endgame keyboard!

The keyboard feels very premium. It has the weight, the look, the feel of something that makes you think "this might be too much... but I like it anyway." Only problem is have is that I wish the lighting of the keyboard was a little brighter at max settings. Other than that, its fantastic!

First rog ! and i might start just buy rog haha ! i love the keyboard its amazing! Sound great and the only downside is the software! I wish they can do something about it !

This is a very rare piece of hardware. A gaming mouse built like this would be the opposite of what's needed. But a keyboard like this is perfect. Unfortunately but necessarily you really have to handle it to understand fully what that means, which is very difficult even in a store. It has a fully cnc-machined 3-part case of some gorgeous modern aluminium alloy with dark anodising and amazing surface texturing. There are as many or more inner layers of metal & dampening foam as the regular Azoth, and an added carbon fibre layer, all supporting/regulating the switch motion. Key-caps as for the Azoth. In the ASUS images, everything you can see besides the key-caps is this aluminium alloy. Everything. The machining is high-end industry, beyond your local cnc-machine shop. The right-side switch and button are also metal and the small screen is now colour. The arm rest is equally supreme with gorgeous dense closed-cell foam and a metal base plate. It's certainly firm as new, but will therefore last years without collapsing. The pair weigh perhaps 7-8 lb. Really. So, enough of the description. This keyboard has unimaginable presence, like an exotic motorcycle, and the key action in typing seems dampened with liquid silk. The Snow switches have no mid-way click, just giving a small to moderate clack at full depression. But there is absolutely zero side motion or wobble. Zero. Function in typing can only be described as gorgeous and perfected vertical motion with beautiful feedback but quiet enough for any environment. Structurally this board will last for generations of your family. Truly and seriously. It's obvious that you could replace switches as often as you could ever want or need and aside from eventually needing a new battery after years, this is a keyboard that would therefore last for generations. This brings up the main and key issue to consider here -- whether you see any tool in life as merely being the cheapest way of getting a job done that will last an OK duration and be pleasant enough to use (buy the regular Azoth) or as an expression of high art, engineering and materials science, in which case this Azoth Extreme is appropriate. Because that's the experience of handling and using this keyboard. It really is a full-on Mercedes S-class of keyboards. That's not hyperbole. This thing is astonishing. And you will be able to replace parts (hot-swap switches etc) at will for at least a couple of your lifetimes, easily. Only switches and of course the battery will eventually wear out. The rest of it won't. So, is it worth slightly less than double the regular Azoth? No. It's worth much more. Really. You HAVE to handle it to know, because you won't believe me here. Then you WILL know.

Fantastic and worth the price..feels and sounds better than any board I have tried..and I've tried them all from wooitng to razer to keychron..the price is steep but the quality is there from the moment you open the box.

My first Asus keyboard and I absolutely love it. Yes it's expensive but it's very well engineered, looks amazing and fits in perfectly with my already expensive setup.

For nearly 20 years, I have only bought one type of keyboard and it was the Microsoft Natural series. I was a little apprehensive about the Azoth extreme but wanted to try something different. I was very surprised by the comfort and range of adjustments available. This has quickly become one of my favorite computing devices. Well worth the money for comfort and convenience.

Amazing build quality. Right when you first see the inner box, you know you are in for a quality present. Every little detail is carefully crafted - removable magnetic feet with 2 heights, rubber vibration absorbing squares to place inside the layers of keyboard. The engraved product label on the front of the board. The magnetic, mirror warranty card that conveniently covers the product info, actuation switch, and USB dongle holster. It weighs about 88 pounds... It feels more like a jack stand than a keyboard. Alas... With all that build quality and intricate attention to detail comes a hefty pricetag. I myself paid 570 with shipping so make sure your wallet is ready for this investment.

If you're looking for the best of the best without having to build the keyboard yourself, then this is the keyboard for you. The build of the keyboard is a tank with high-quality parts throughout. It feels amazing to type on, and the sound has a thock note to it. The stabilizers are great out of the box, with no rattle. While expensive, I think it's justified with what you get.

Don't get me wrong, the keyboard itself is prestige. It's the software that's crap. 90% of the time the dynamic lighting doesn't work, and can not get it to work. Armory Crate losses track of it constantly. Most of the times it doesn't work it's not even on the device list. Otherwise the craftsmanship is excellent.