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

Asus software is unusable. It's just impossible. If you plan to somehow customize the keyboard through software - forget about it! This is the second time I've written to support on this keyboard. At first, right after the purchase, the software simply did not see the keyboard or saw it through time, but half of the functions did not work - it seemed to be fixed with an ate. The biggest problem is the ates themselves! Without ates, the program simply will not allow you to use it. It seems that…

If you love backlighting, take it with joy. This keyboard will fire up everyone in the market, unless CLAYMORE has something to counter it.

A good keyboard with one glaring drawback - a metallic ringing when pressing the keys, which eliminates all the advantages of quiet switches.

If the keyboard has RGB, then that RGB should be beautiful, interesting and functional. Otherwise, what for is it needed at all? Half the point of this keyboard is the backlighting (especially hinted at by the backlit sidebars that the competition doesn't have). And Asus lost this half somewhere. It's a shame, because Cherry MX Brown came to me, according to the materials the keyboard is good. But I had to return it, because. I'm not ready to wait for such a price and hope that Asus deigns to…

I ordered at one of the well-known online stores, refused to work. both on my computer and on others. after a week of discussions with technical support and with service providers in his city (all refused to repair or do an examination), he opened it himself and found an unconnected connector to the keyboard board. great keyboard for my money (luckily I took it at a discount for 9500), I recommend it to everyone (no)

Cool clave. But for every plus, I found a minus for myself. Pros: 1. Very quiet switches. Quieter than all membranes in my house. 2. Convenient hand support. 3. Very convenient wheel with the ability to turn off the sound by pressing. 4. Very comfortable and beautiful lighting. Has cons: 1. Switches are very wadded. Feeling as if syrup had been spilled on the clave. 2. Backlight under the arm is not attached to the clave, but placed under it. 3. The volume wheel is very loud and difficult to…

After 10 years on membrane keyboards, there are still mixed feelings. I was madly afraid that after the low-profile keyboard I would cling to the keys with my fingers, it would be inconvenient for me to type with 10 fingers, but none of this happened. CherryRed switches are very close to the soft stroke of the membrane, typing accuracy is not affected, and in general this keyboard is like everyone else. You sit down for it, as if it were your own, and it's very cool. Yes, it’s heavy, but…

I have been using it for over a year. One fine day, strange glitches began in the form of constantly drop-down menus like when you press the left mouse button, as well as the arbitrary selection of files and other oddities, as if the computer lives its own life. In general, such strange behavior pissed me off, it interfered with work. At first, I sinned on the mouse, changed it, the mouse, it didn’t help, then I took out my old clave from the T-shirts and everything became normal, the glitches…

Has some pros: Flexible backlight settings. Nice pressing. Lots of function buttons for setting up macros. Convenient (albeit partially useless for some) sound panel. Has cons: The arm rest is not really attached to anything, so when you lift the keyboard, it will remain on the table.

The keyboard, in principle, left a positive impression of the operation and I would rate it highly, if only it had not failed. A firmware ate arrived and after this ate the keyboard was no longer detected by the system. The service center issued an act for a refund. I bought a Corsair Gaming K70 RGB MK.2 Cherry MX Silent as a replacement. Maybe I was just unlucky with the copy, but the stabilizers in Corsair seemed worse to me, because. long keys make a lot of noise, especially the space bar…

In general, I am very pleased with the design and functionality, the shortcomings are insignificant Has some pros: design, additional multimedia features (Windows lock and backlight brightness adjustment, volume control) Illumination of the bottom on the sides. Possibility of synchronization in the rig ecosystem. Customization options for personal backlighting (set the color and mode separately for each key) Switches (switches) with gold contacts, which means they do not oxidize, and for…

Has pros: Volume control on the left, at least someone thought of that. Cons: The spacebar is poorly fixed and rings when pressed, some of the keys creak (it is the switches that creak). Cheap plastic stand.

Appearance is fantastic Has pros: The quality of the materials, the manufacturer's software, calmly synchronized with 6 more components from this manufacturer and 2 components from other manufacturers. Keyboard capabilities, you can configure a lot of things, I haven’t even figured out everything yet. Presence of multimedia keys. The volume of pressing the keys is minimal, I have never seen such mechanics. Ease of keystrokes. Everything exactly as expected. Has some cons: Despite a lot of…

This keyboard is already 5 mechanics with me. There were various switches from Cherry to Romer-g. Here they are Silent Cherry and, indeed, quiet, but there is one peculiarity - the actuation mechanism has a nasty sound of a rubbing spring, if you press the key slowly. Absolutely disgusting volume wheel, although it is in the right place. It cannot be muted normally. When pressed, it has no stroke cutoffs, so it breaks and the sound turns on again. Really high-quality illumination stands out, it

I bought this keyboard on Cherry MX Red switches instead of James Donkey 619, which had fallen into disrepair (I had to suffer on black switches, because they brought the wrong product from alik, I originally wanted it on red ones). To say that I am satisfied is to say nothing. The keyboard is super, comfortable, pleasant to the touch, the response is normal. In general, the performance is very solid, it is immediately clear that a decent company. The height is adjustable. There is software…

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…

Excellent mechanical keyboard, all the shortcomings are purely "nitpicking". In addition to software - it is very neochen here. Constantly crashes and gives errors.