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ASUS
GATA-2839
- Gaming keyboard with ISO key layout
- Mechanical linear ROG NX Snow switches
- Efficient and space-saving 96% layout with all keys
- Connection via Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz, and cable
- Wireless connection to multiple devices simultaneously through the OMNI receiver
- Customisable RGB lighting
- Programmable keys
- Ergonomic design with a detachable wrist rest and three adjustable tilt angles
The ASUS ROG Strix Scope II 96 Wireless: Premium Gaming Keyboard
The ASUS ROG Strix Scope II 96 Wireless impresses with its sleek design and 96% layout, offering you the complete key layout while maintaining a more compact build. This helps save space on your desk without compromising any keys.
In addition to the standard keys, the gaming keyboard provides a multi-function key and a multi-function dial. These allow you to easily control media playback, volume, and key lighting.
Exceptional Key Feel with ROG NX Snow Switches
The ASUS ROG Strix Scope II 96 Wireless features the ROG NX Snow switches. These mechanical key switches have a linear resistance with a solid and clean sound, ensuring your gaming session remains uninterrupted. The material also provides a smooth keypress, making the typing experience feel comfortable under your fingers.
RGB Lighting, Tri-Mode Connection, and Ergonomics
With Aura Sync, you can customise the RGB lighting to suit your preferences. You have access to the entire colour spectrum and a variety of dynamic lighting effects. Each key can be customised individually, allowing you to create a truly unique keyboard.
Whatever your preference, the keyboard can connect to your gaming PC via Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz, or cable. If needed, you can even connect multiple devices simultaneously using the OMNI receiver.
A detachable wrist rest helps protect your wrist during extended gaming sessions, and the three adjustable tilt angles ensure an ergonomic hand position.
Glorious
Glorious GMMK 3 Pro Wireless 75% Custom Gaming Keyboard - Pre-Built, ANSI (US), Fox Switches, Silver
GATA-2750
Wireless gaming keyboard with modular design, 75% TKL layout, pre-lubed Glorious Fox switches, Double-Shot GPBT keycaps, CNC-machined aluminum case, side and per-key RGB lighting, anti-ghosting and NKRO, ANSI (US) layout
Glorious
GATA-2756
Wireless gaming keyboard with Hall-Effect technology, 65% layout, magnetic Glorious Fox HE switches, Double-Shot GPBT keycaps, CNC-machined aluminum case, side and per-key RGB lighting, 8,000 Hz USB polling rate with Rapid Trigger, hot-swappable for MX and HE switches, ANSI (US) layout
Glorious
GATA-2755
Wireless gaming keyboard with Hall-Effect technology, 65% layout, magnetic Glorious Fox HE switches, Double-Shot GPBT keycaps, CNC-machined aluminum case, side and per-key RGB lighting, 8,000 Hz USB polling rate with Rapid Trigger, hot-swappable for MX and HE switches, ANSI (US) layout
Wireless PC Keyboards
Wired PC Keyboards generally have a much lower error rate in transmitting input commands compared to wireless PC keyboards. However, they are not nearly as convenient if you want to use the keyboard while sitting on the sofa. Wireless PC keyboards are powered by batteries or a rechargeable battery and connected to the PC via a separate receiver. While wireless PC keyboards are suitable for most tasks just like keyboards that are directly connected to the PC via PS/2 or USB, they are less suitable for pro gaming due to the higher error rate and lack of features such as anti-ghosting.
Wireless PC Keyboards - Less Suitable for Pro Gaming
Most wireless PC keyboards are rubber dome keyboards and are especially suitable for office work and typing tasks. With their usually flat keys that are very easy to press, they are well-suited for efficiently typing longer texts. For professional gamers, rubber dome keyboards are generally disadvantageous as they often lead to finger slippage during fast gaming and provide less precision. Mechanical PC keyboards are rarely available as wireless versions. The transfer rate of PC keyboards depends on the transmission standard used in wireless PC keyboards. The 2.4 GHz radio standard is often used. The Bluetooth interface is also used in more modern PC keyboards. Wireless PC keyboards are unlikely to have features like anti-ghosting or an integrated USB hub. When choosing a wireless PC keyboard, you should consider the following aspects:
- Rechargeable Battery: An integrated battery that can be charged directly on the PC via a cable is much more practical than constantly having to change batteries.
- Radio or Bluetooth: Both standards offer pretty good transmission speeds, and infrared keyboards should be avoided these days.
- Design: Since the keyboard is less often purchased for its functions, the aesthetic factor plays an even greater role.