ASUS ROG Claymore II 100% / 80% TKL Wireless RGB Modular Gaming Keyboard, ROG RX Red Switches, PBT Doubleshot Keycaps, Detachable Numpad, Wrist Rest, Media Controls, USB Passthrough - Black PBT

Awesome Product and packing is also good as well.

Was very happy with this till it experienced a known issue. I was using it for casual home gaming and mostly office work during my work-from-home (WFH) days. It was a bit loud while typing, for my WFH use, but didn't bother me or my listeners on Zoom/Teams calls thanks to my speakerphone having noise-cancelling for background noises. Bought it in 2022, and was working fine until one fine day in 2024 letters started skipping typing or randomly triggering on repeat. Cleaned it out only to discover it is a known issue with the Claymore keyboards and I'm basically stuck with the issue. The sticking keys (either not typing or typing out random letters) has made it basically un-usable for me.

Gets stuck charging at 50% or 70%. Only 1 year warranty. Keys type on their own (e.g. "3") randomly - issues linger for years without being fixed by Asus. Hardware glitches cannot be repaired, no support for firmware bugs, so Asus charges more than new to exchange the unit (not returning your old one). Sadly, Asus has gone horrible in quality, warranty and support.

Coming from the OG claymore core TKL keyboard with brown switches, i was pleased to see that the numpad was included and still optional. I got this open box and happy i did for the price. The build quality is great and the fit and finish is almost perfect. The caps at either (where the numpad attaches) end of the keyboard have a little wobble but I'm nitpicking there. The keys have no wobble and the font isn't bad, typical ROG font,(some will hate it) the weight of the metal frame and rubber feet keeps the keyboard planted so It feels like a thicc boi in the TKL arrangement I use it in. The abs keys feel nice and the RGB is beautifully done. A very rigid and well built frame imo. The USB-C cable is nice and sheathed, great for power delivery and durability. The wireless capability is great, I had no issues and is quick. But I use it in wired more because wires don't bother me. The USB passthrough is a nice feature with quick charge. It's definite plus since I'm always changing my phone at my desk. The macros function works and will definitely be something i delve more into. As for the key switches themselves, the new ROG RX Red optical switches are what intrigued me. They are insanely quick and definitely take some getting used to for me. Coming from browns, I'm used to the feeling of the keys actuating. With the RX reds, I don't really feel that but can tell and see when the input is triggered. The keys feel quick and light but not too light. The very linear feel is great and quiet compared to the browns i came from. It's a nice change and feels more responsive due to the shorter key travel needed. When it comes to typing, that also took some time to adjust. My PC doubles and a CAD workstation so the keys don't feel bad for everyday use. The included numpad is a bonus now too, typing up emails and documents is no problem either. But these switches are definitely made with just gaming in mind. As for software, it's the ARMORY CRATE by Asus, it's been hit or miss for me. I've used their ecosystem for years now so I'm satisfied with it compared to the crap it once was. It's good to see updates regularly rolled out and the aura sync and original RoG Armory consolidated into a more streamlined GUI. It's still buggy sometimes but gets the job done well. I understand it's a work in progress so i don't hate it too much, especially when compared to other software, but there always room for improvement. In short, it's a high quality keyboard you can setup in different ways to meet your needs, the switches are very responsive, and has a nice feature set. It's pricey, but used/open box makes it worth a look into. I've been using Asus ROG products for years now and will keep doing so for now.

Es excelente, pero tiene algunas áreas de oportunidad que me molestan mucho, sobre todo porque es muy costoso. Lo recomiendo solo si te sobra el dinero y quieres presumir, yo me arrepiento de comprarlo. Pros: *estético *excelente batería (lo uso para trabajar y jugar videojuegos, un promedio de 10 u 11 horas al día y solo lo tengo que cargar una vez a la semana para pasar de 25% a 90%) *funcional y personalizable. *se puede cargar sin tener que conectarlo a la pc. Cons: *precio *el numpad no funciona si se desconecta *la almohadilla solo sirve si se tiene el teclado y el numpad *el numpad y el teclado tienen conexiones de cada lado, de forma que se puede poner el numpad a la derecha o a la izquierda del teclado. Para proteger las conexiones ambos tienen protectores de plástico. Son 4 protectores, cada uno diferente, cuando pudieron ser iguales los 4... Este punto es el peor para mí, pues es básico del diseño industrial que tanto presume el producto.

日本からのレビューが0件だったのでレビューを書きたいと思います 打ち心地としては、カチカチといった感じではなくスコスコとした感じ(イメージとしては茶軸よりの赤軸といった感じです)です。 このキーボードの最大のウリとするところにテンキーを左右どちらにも付けられる、と言った点がありますが-実はそこに難が多少ありました- その理由とはテンキーがSwitchのJoy-Conのようにカチッとはめる構造なのですが、そこに割と遊びがあり、持ち上げて移動させたりすると端子の接続が悪くなるのか、テンキーが認識しなくなることがあることです。 とは言え、キーボードを頻繁に移動させる人ではない人にはおすすめです。 (あと一つ大事なことですがコレは日本語配列ではなく英字配列です) 追記:テンキーの接続不良は、何回か抜き差ししてはめ込むコツを理解できたので起きなくなりました(単純に不器用なだけでした)

Lasted a little bit more than a year and then, keypads started dying one by one. I’m not even a heavy user.. barely game on my PC. ASUS wanted to charge me the price of a new keyboard to repair it. Meanwhile, all my logitech keyboards are still going strong 5-10years later. Not worth the price you pay for!