ASUS ROG Claymore II 100% / 80% TKL Wireless RGB Modular Gaming Keyboard, ROG RX Red Switches, PBT Doubleshot Keycaps, Detachable Numpad, Wrist Rest, Media Controls, USB Passthrough - Black PBT

Gets stuck charging at 50% or 70%. Only 1 year warranty. Keys type on their own (e.g. "3") randomly - issues linger for years without being fixed by Asus. Hardware glitches cannot be repaired, no support for firmware bugs, so Asus charges more than new to exchange the unit (not returning your old one). Sadly, Asus has gone horrible in quality, warranty and support.

This would be the most awesome keyboard. The keys are awesome. The lights are bright. It can operate wired or wireless. That is where the problem arises. ASUS used a horrible battery that will eventually swell. When it does, keys will stop working. ASUS needs to extend their warranty to cover battery swells. No wonder why it has been discontinued. I returned mine for a full refund after discovering this information on many sites.

Overall, this is one of my favorite keyboards. Previously, I had a Razer Black Widow Elite with Yellow switches and the Kinesisgaming Freestyle Edge with Red Switches. I use this keyboard for work, College, and gaming. My college courses involve a significant amount of typing. +Postives 1. The highlight of this keyboard is the Red Optical switches they are fast and incredibly stable. + Feels as though there is less pushback from the keys, leading to less finger strain than I had with the Razer. + Since purchasing this keyboard, my typing speed and accuracy increased slightly over the Kensisgaming and Razer boards. 2. The fit and finish are exactly what you would expect from a top-of-line keyboard. + Very easy to keep clean 3. The ability to move or remove the number pad is an innovative touch and part of why I switched from the Kineses which lacked a number pad. 4. The macros are a plus and work well 5. When attached, the magnetic wrist pad stays in place. - Negatives 1. (Nitpick) Careful resting your fingers on the keys, they are fairly easy actuate. - Takes a few weeks to get used to, but worth it. 2. The wrist pad could be a little bigger, when attached via the magnet, my hands barely sit on the pad. - Detaching and moving the pad back a little works well, but also causes the pad to move slightly while typing. All things considered, I recommend this keyboard.

First wireless keyboard, looks great, heavy duty. The keys feel good. Pretty cool the numberpad is detachable, I use mine all the time, so it serves no purpose for me. Customize the whole thing in the Armoury Crate, and the RBG look good. I would say the only thing I wasn't impressed with was the battery life, sucker drains pretty darn quick in wireless, I gotta have it backlit. I rarely go wireless, so it's not a deal breaker, but I got it for convenience working in the studio. I like the wrist rest, pretty comfortable, the detachable magnetic feature is pretty slick. Expensive, but hey whatever.

This has slowly become my favorite keyboard, I have the number pad when I need it, and it's not there when I don't but it does have some drawbacks. The negative side: it's what yall are here for... If used placed in your lap, and not on a solid surface, the connection point for the keypad becomes weak. And will occasionally do weird things. However if placed on a hard surface it's fine. The keys sit a little higher than what I'm used too, but I've used laptop keyboards most of the time. Keyboard is easy to set up, it will connect via wireless or USB, comes with cord and adapters to go to/from usb C. In wireless mode it works very well, very little latency, keys are responsive, and battery charge lasts a good while and there's an indicator to show battery level, if left in wireless mode and plugged in charge won't go over 75%(ish) to increase battery life.