Once juiced, it can be linked to a PC via Bluetooth or 2.4GHz wireless by removing the tiny receiver that sits neatly inside the keyboard and plugging it into a spare USB-A port. It's premium build quality, enhanced by a cold-to-the-touch metal top plate and durable doubleshot PBT keycaps.Ĭharging the Asus Azoth is done via the included 6.5-foot braided USB-C to USB-A cable. That's no bad thing as this little keyboard is so sturdy that you could use it as a weapon. The first thing you're likely to notice is just how heavy and well-made the keyboard feels at 2.6 pounds, it's virtually the same weight as the Huntsman Elite. But I was surprised to see that the Azoth is even smaller than I expected (12.83 inches in length), squeezing four dual-functional navigation keys into one column on the right and the arrow keys beneath.įrom the moment you open the box, everything about the ROG Azoth screams luxury, from the Apple-like packaging to the soft cotton cloth covering the keyboard itself. But the highlights for many people will probably be the tiny OLED display in the corner and the fact it's one of those rare keyboards that are great for both typing and gaming.īefore buying my much-loved Razer Huntsman Elite, I owned a tenkeyless keyboard for quite a while, so I'm used to these small form factors.

The Asus ROG Azoth has plenty of features that make it stand out from a crowded market: a silicon gasket mount, tri-mode connectivity, hot-swappable switches, and a lube kit. That's quite a price tag for any keyboard, but then the Azoth isn't just any keyboard. What would you buy if you had $250 to spend on something PC-related? A second-hand RTX 2060? A high refresh-rate 1440p monitor? How about an Intel Core i7-12700KF? Alternatively, you could blow the lot on the ROG Azoth, a wireless 75% keyboard from Asus.

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