ROG Azoth Wireless Custom Gaming Mechanical Keyboard Unboxing, Full of Faith

The packaging of the product is full of faith as always

After opening the layers of packaging, you will first see a thank you card from ROG, and then you will see the keyboard body wrapped and protected with cloth. I picked up the keyboard and found it, huh? Why is there something under there, so I decided to take a look at what is under there first

Another box full of belief

Below is the product introduction, instruction manual and belief stickers

Then open the box again and see what's inside

During the unboxing process, I couldn't help but sigh, ROG understands what his customers want, and it has brought a full sense of ceremony from the front to the present.

There is a USB to Type-C (male to male) cable in the box, and a USB to Type-c

Accessories for DIY lubricating key body (key puller, shaft puller, shaft opener, shaft moistening pen, shaft lubrication oil, shaft lubrication seat)

There are also 3 replacement ROG NX mechanical switches

To be honest, when I unpacked the product information and introduction

I also want to say that ROG gives watercolors and brushes to let customers paint on the keyboard or where?

This idea is too avant-garde and too hardcoded, the more I think about it, the more I feel wrong, hurry up and read the product manual

Oh my bad, it turned out to be a run shaft kit, I was dizzy, it turned out that I was stupid

Then there is the most important keyboard body

Above I use the daily ROG Strix Flare II to compare with ROG Azoth

The width is 1/4 smaller, but the weight it picks up is heavier than that of ROG Strix Flare II

But it is understandable, after all, it is necessary to fill up the functions on 75% of the small keyboards, and the keyboard focus is acceptable.

Besides, the small keyboard is stable enough so that it will not run around during operation

The shaft body is the same as the ROG Strix Flare II ROG NX, and there is no obvious difference between the two when I press the handle

Can you imagine having a flashy OLED display on a keyboard, ROG did it

Normally, you can check the battery level and some information through the display, or use the control button on the right to operate the mode

There are several ways to control the button (swipe up, pull down, direct press, side button press)

Then to the back of the keyboard, there is a switch for switching the three-mode connection, a wireless USB receiver and a type-c jack

I have to say that it is really convenient to experience the ROG wireless keyboard this time, you can carry it around, and the Joe seat is also very convenient

Then there is the bottom of the keyboard. The twill pattern has a big eye of faith. There are small platforms with non-slip material at the four corners of the keyboard, and there are three height-switching legs for users to choose what height the keyboard needs.

After the whole unpacking experience, the convenience of the small keyboard is really high, and it does not take up space on the desktop. The disadvantage is that people who rely on the number keys may not be used to it.

The amount of purchase may be daunting. After all, it is a ROG product, but it must be said that from the opening of the box, you can see how hard ROG has put on the product, whether it is packaging design, or product functions, follow-up product maintenance, and customer satisfaction. Adjustable key shaft, it depends on whether fans or consumers pay for it