ASUS ROG Azoth 75 Wireless Custom Gaming Keyboard with OLED Display

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1. Julián M Verified Buyer – 19 August 2024

   Cuesta un dineral la verdad para ser un teclado, por mucho menos dinero podrías tener un teclado HUNTSMAN o alguno de los de LOGITECH, CORSAIR, STEELSERIES, etc, pero los de ASUS han hecho muy bien las cosas y las velocidad es impresionante, además la duración de la batería es muy buena, llevo varias horas usándolo con EL RGB y la pantalla OLED y me sigue marcando 100 % de batería, además la velocidad por inalámbrica es mejor que por cable por ilógico que esto parezca, si están buscando un teclado de la marca ROG este es el bueno, si no quieren gastarse tanta lana en un teclado la verdad hay opciones muy buenas de otras marcas, espero les sirva este review.
   

2. Eder Hernandez Verified Buyer – 22 September 2024

   Compre e Teclado en una oferta por 3 mil pesos mexicanos, la verdad quede sorprendido de la calidad y la sensación que da usarlo en el día a día, en mi caso le doy un uso para videojuegos y algunos programas de arquitectura, de verdad es un antes y un después este teclado, lo recomiendo si lo encuentra en descuento vale mucho la pena, la duración de batería con una iluminación del 25% que ya es buena, me ha durado 2 semanas de uso continuo.

   El producto me llego con los sellos originales intactos, la verdad para ser un producto de importación llego de forma excelente.
   

3. ROG Azoth Extreme 75 Custom Gaming Keyboard, Quick Review Verified Buyer – 13 October 2024

   *Updated Review* I decided to try out the white (silver) Azoth and the Extreme. My original comments remain for the white version. The only difference is it looks better than the black Azoth. The Azoth Extreme is…fine…I mean, nothing is wrong with it but I struggle to see where the extra $300 went. We’ve all seen the YT reviews investigating the “upgrades” and their worth, so I won’t bore you. The only time the premium case can be appreciated is when you’re physically holding the keyboard in your hands…so like, almost never. It doesn’t look as good as the “white” Azoth. The screen is better, sure, it’s also smaller in the Extreme. And I will never use the touchscreen because: fingerprints. Out of the box it sounds great. The stabilizers are top-notch. But, for $500 I should never need to get near this board with a screwdriver. “But it has 8k polling rate!” Okay, yes that’s true but will you even notice the difference? Most likely not. Oh, and guess what, the plain base Azoth is getting updated firmware to also be able to boost to 8k polling (with purchase of polling rate booster). So, $300 for a metal case that you won’t really see or feel, performance that will soon trickle down to cheaper versions, a screen that’s mostly unnecessary (I only use it to monitor temps), and a hard/soft gimmick that doesn’t really make much of a difference. Either Asus is really smart or I’m really dumb. Probably a bit of both. *Original Review* This keyboard is pretty dang good, and this is coming from an Asus hater. The last couple of weeks in my search for the perfect wireless gaming/work keyboard I’ve tried multiple Logitech G915s, A Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro, a Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro TKL, and tomorrow I’m having a Keycrhon K13 Max delivered. The 3 G915s go-keyboard.com shipped me kept coming in used even though I was buying new. Apparently that’s an issue with them. I own a Razer laptop and Razer mouse so I decided to try the Deathstalker V2 Pro. The build quality is great and RGB is superior to any keyboard I’ve ever used. But it has had a few cases of connection issues. So, this morning I got a Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro TKL and I’m enjoying the smaller footprint. I haven’t had any connection issues and still has the same pros of the full size version. A few hours ago I received the Azoth and was instantly surprised by how well it was built, for a non-custom custom. It’s nice to type on and I love that I can configure the screen to show CPU/GPU temps. HOWEVER, I doubt I will be keeping it, unless the Razer TKL starts having connection issues and/or the Keycrhon isn’t up to par. Reason 1, the RGB isn’t per key, which is the only thing that feels cheap about the keyboard. I tried finding this out before purchasing but couldn’t find a definitive answer one way or the other. If it had per key RGB I’d hold on to it. The other reason I’m not keeping it is because I think after trying so many low-profile keyboards they are my preference. No knock against Asus, as I knew it wasn’t low-profile when I bought it – just wanted to try it and see how it felt. When they make a low-profile per key RGB version I’ll be back! Tldr: this is an impressive 5 star keyboard even with it’s cheap per-zone RGB.

   

4. Saleh Olayan Verified Buyer – 19 December 2024

   بالرغم من ان المتجر يبدو لي انه سعودي لكنه لم يذكر ان الكيبورد باللغة الانجليزية فقط
   طلبته وتفاجأت انه فقط انجليزي وراح ارجعه
   

5. MR.Zero Verified Buyer – 3 March 2025

   Really good keyboard and the responsive is very fast very good looking keyboard and material is good
   

6. Dazer Verified Buyer – 12 March 2025

   I have been using it for a week now and I must really say the build quality exceeds my expectations. The speednova wireless works a wonder but also a pity that it does not pair with the harpe ace’s dongle to have a single dongle to connect both devices.

   Typing sound is pleasant to my previous keyboard (ducky one 2 sf), even for a semi-enthusiast like me. However, I must say i did not expect the actuation to be so sensitive. It can sometimes hinder my gameplay, especially when i rest my fingers on the keyboard. If I could choose again, i would definitely go for the either the brown or the blue switch.
   

7. Exile Verified Buyer – 18 March 2025

   NOT AFFILIATED WITH ASUS
   Switches:
   The sound test provided was with the snow switches, which sound better than some of the custom keyboard I have. The keys are smooth to press and satisfying to play with.

   Wireless capability:
   The wireless is absolutely amazing where I can pick it up whenever I want and move it around. I haven’t had any latency issues and some tests say the wireless performs better than wired.

   Case material and durability:
   It’s weight is light, and it’s pretty compact with it’s plastic bottom and metal top. The reason for the plastic bottom is for the wireless connectivity and surprisingly the plastic feels really nice and seems like it won’t break anytime soon. The whole build is dense while being light ensuring durability.

   Keyboard looks:
   The case is aesthetically pleasing where you have a graphical design on the back, and the top of the case looks unique with the oled screen.

   RGB:
   The RGB is north facing which is not preferred but I personally don’t mind. The RGB lighting is bright but I turned it down to save on the battery life. The battery supposedly lasts a month before requiring a charge which I believe.

   OLED screen:
   The OLED screen is pretty useless on the wireless mode of the keyboard as you cannot see the stats of your PC, which are only available on the wired mode. You can change the lighting of the RGB, OLED screen, change the volume on the PC, and even change the animation. On the wired mode you get to change what was previously said, and you can display PC stats such as date and time, CPU and GPU temps, a custom animation, and I’m pretty sure that’s it.

   Armory crate: 😒
   I hate armory crate. You don’t need it to do basic functions on the keyboard, as the OLED screen is more than enough to control it. You need the dreaded armory crate if you want to show a custom animation and I’m pretty sure PC stats too. Armory crate for me has always been a hassle to me for use, as one time I had to completely reinstall windows to even have it install correctly. The full package version can’t even install on my PC. Even when installed, the software is super buggy and sometimes doesn’t recognize my motherboard. It’s been buggy for years.

   So, why did I return it?
   I am a competitive gamer that plays a wide variety of games including R6, CS:GO, Valorant, and more. Hall effect switches only really have an effect in CS:GO, Valorant, or any other game that requires precise movements. In Rainbow 6, I notice I play better with the hall effect keyboard as the keys are sensitive and allows me to lean faster and move quicker. Some people say hall effect is a gimmick but I say it’s worth it for me. It’s definitely not worth it for the average gamer.

   Alright, here are my ratings for the keyboard:
   Case design: 9/10
   Wireless connectivity: 10/10
   Switch feel and sound: 9/10
   Durability and density: 9/10
   Price: 8/10 (Should be $200 USD)
   RGB: 8/10 (average RGB)
   OLED screen: 7/10 (Should display PC stats on wireless)
   Overall: 9/10!

   Final remarks:
   I just love how it looks personally, I might have to buy it again to add to my collection later this year 🙂