ASUS just dropped the ROG Azoth 96 HE keyboard with magnetic hall-effect switches that let you tweak actuation distance down to 0.01 mm intervals. The thing pulls 8000 Hz polling whether you plug it in or go wireless, and it connects up to five devices at once through USB-C, Bluetooth, or their SpeedNova dongle. The 96% layout keeps the numpad while saving desk space, and there's a tiny OLED screen with a knob for adjusting settings without opening software.
Build-wise, they stacked six layers of foam and silicone inside to kill vibration and keep typing quiet. The switches are hot-swappable if you want to experiment later. Basically targets competitive gamers and people who type a ton but want that analog precision without going full-size on their desk setup.
Build-wise, they stacked six layers of foam and silicone inside to kill vibration and keep typing quiet. The switches are hot-swappable if you want to experiment later. Basically targets competitive gamers and people who type a ton but want that analog precision without going full-size on their desk setup.
