ASUSROG Azoth 75% Wireless DIY Custom Gaming Keyboard, OLED display, Gasket-Mount, Three-Layer Dampening, Hot-Swappable ROG NX Red Switches & Keyboard Stabilizers, PBT Keycaps, RGB, UK Layout, Black

The ASUS ROG Azoth isn’t just a keyboard — it’s a statement. A 75% mechanical masterpiece with an OLED screen that doesn’t just flash pretty logos — it actually shows useful info like temps, battery life, and your poor typing speed (thanks, reality check).Typing on this thing feels so good it should come with a warning: may cause unnecessary emails just for the typing experience. Build quality? Rock solid. Like, “could fend off a small intruder” solid. Accessories? Decent enough to make you feel like ASUS actually cares.It’s the kind of keyboard that says, “Yes, I take gaming and spreadsheets very seriously.”If RGB, premium feel, and functional nerdy flair are your thing — congratulations, this is your Excalibur. Just don’t blame me when you start judging all other keyboards like a snob.

Always wanted a top quality keyboard like the ASAUS Rog Azoth and was not disappointed.Typing on this keyboard feels is a dream and the low-profile RX switches are very smooth, with just the right amount of resistance to keep things pleasant whilst typing.. The sound is also spot on and not to loud, so it’s great for both work and gaming.The compact 75% layout was perfect for me without losing essential keys. Plus, the build quality is excellent and the wireless connection perfect with no issues.. so if used for desktop work or gaming this keyboard is first class, Highly recommend!

I've been using the keyboard for a few days now and my early impressions are pretty sweet!I have been needing to buy a wireless keyboard (my first) for a while but had a hard time choosing one. I've watched quite a few reviews of this and other keyboards and liked what I saw about the Azoth and while it's a lot more expensive than any keyboard I've owned, it's a *much* nicer keyboard all round.The switches are really smooth and the keycaps are a lot nicer in person than I they looked in the images. It's pretty hefty for it's size but if you tap just about anywhere on it, it feels like you are tapping a solid object.I have always used tactile switches (both blue and brown) and so it was a risk, for me personally, to go for the red ones but they were the only option available. I'm not quite used to the typing yet, as far as accuracy goes when not looking but the typing feel itself is lovely and the sound is decent. I do miss the tactile feedback of my MX browns a bit, while gaming but I don't think it will be enough for me to want to hot-swap. At least the option is there for later.While using it wirelessly, it feels no less responsive, if that's even a worry nowadays(?).Coming from full sized keyboards, it's nice how little space it occupies on my desk and the 'wheel' on the side functions very well as a replacement for the individual media keys and audio wheels/knobs I'm used to. I'm not sure how much I'll use the screen realistically but at least it tells me when CAPS is enabled and shows battery level. Maybe others would be more interested in customising it etc.Only things I wish it had would be the metal top plate covering the sides fully and not less than half way and also more RGB under the spacebar. Perhaps nicer adjustable feet but that's a bit nitpicky.So yeah, I have no regrets on the purchase so far and I feel less guilty about spending so much on a keyboard, now I have been enjoying it!

The Asus ROG Azoth is a an absolutely fantastic wireless keyboard. It has a very sturdy build, sounds and feels like an enthusiast keyboard.Comes with a lot of accessories, the OLED display is very good, attractive. Battery life is extremely good.The only downside is possibly the Armoury Crate mainly if you want to use the keyboard on a PC that doesn’t allow you to install it, this is mainly maybe if you want to use it on your work computer.Other than that, well done ASUS, once again they delivered a fantastic product.

I tried a number of keyboards before choosing this one. It's a heavy keyboard, with a great typing experience. Prior to this I used a Logitech G810, Logitech G915 TKL and a SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL (v2). This keyboard is superior to all of these. Unlike those other keyboards, this one works perfectly on a Mac (as long as you have a custom keyboard layout - but this is a problem with Apple, as all UK keyboards that I have tried, required this). This allows you to easily switch from PC to Mac.Enough has been written about this keyboard, so I will explain why I only gave this 3 stars. The first reason is that you need to use Armoury Crate. That software is so bloated and slow, it's just amazing that Asus still forces everyone to use such bad software.The other issue is double keypresses or no keypresses. Some keys, in particular Enter, either don't always respond, or they register as double key presses. For a gaming keyboard, this is unforgivable. Although I also use it for programming, and it requires you to constantly check that when you press enter (or other random keys), that they key press registered. After searching about this issue, it seems I am not alone in experiencing this.I am returning this keyboard, but it feels so good to use, that I am considering buying another one.

The ASUS Azoth Keyboard is an impressive 75% mechanical keyboard known for its high quality and elegant design. Its compact size is ideal for both gaming and productivity. The hot-swappable switches offer great customization. However, the lack of a wrist rest at this price point is a notable downside.Overall, it's a fantastic keyboard with excellent features, but the omission of a wrist rest is disappointing.