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

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 is clear that they did not save on diodes, plus, the overall build quality is high. In general, this is the most ordinary keyboard for a high price. It does not stand out in any way: neither technological switches, such as the Steel Apex Pro (I currently consider it the best keyboard) or Razer Huntsman, nor data transfer technologies, such as Logitech. Now I think that it would be better to take the TUF version from Asus with protection against water and dust, because Asus, in general, is satisfied with the products