Review on ASUS ROG Strix Flare Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Cherry MX Blue Switches - Aura Sync & SDK - Customizable Badge - USB Pass-Through - Media Controls by Bambang (bambang sup ᠌

It's up to you, but Claudia is not worth your money in my opinion. Its price is 8500. Some pros: -Beautiful - Convenient location of the multimedia keys on the left, other manufacturers for some reason did not guess to do this - Braided cable with shape memory -USB port directly in the keyboard, you can connect a "whistle" from a wireless mouse -High-quality rubber feet, in order to move this clave from its place, you need to apply quite a lot of effort -It is possible to create your own backlight profiles. Different cons: - the first thing that caught my eye and, perhaps, the most irritating, was the ringing from the metal plate under the keys. When printing, metal rattle is constantly audible. -Of course the price. For the money you expect to get something more thoughtful - crooked p. O. (the keyboard has 6 profiles that can be changed with a keyboard shortcut and about a dozen (or a little more) backlight modes that can be changed directly from the keyboard without setting the p. O., which is very convenient. But as soon as you set the p. O., it remains only 1 mode that you set in the program and in order to change the backlight to the desired one, you need to open the program, poke the handles and select the backlight that you need, which is much longer than just a key combination. .o from the computer because it starts when the computer is turned on, but at the same time it is not in autoload. -poor illumination of the symbols located on the bottom of the keycaps, but this is a feature of the mx cherry structure -the diodes on the lock indicator are very bright (the manufacturer for some reason put ultra bright LEDs there, which just burn out your eyes if you look at them, they are very striking even considering that the whole keyboard is lit)