ASUS ROG Claymore II Review

[@Wanderer001_Reviews]

Some helpful time stamps: Intro: 0:00 Wrist rest: 1:15 Number pad: 2:00 Features of keyboard: 3:33 Hardware look and feel: 5:03 Keys: 6:01 Onboard features: 8:36 Software: 10:52 Lighting Demo: 12:36 Back to review: 21:14 Sound test: 22:01 Wrap up: 22:39

[@JosephReference]

i've seen every review of this keyboard and this was the EXACTLY type of video I was looking for. I've read every review of people who bought this keyboard and I have been on the fence ever since. Wow great video, thanks for uploading +1

[@Wanderer001_Reviews]

Happy I was able to help you out. I watched all those other videos to when I was looking. Was not sure if this would help anyone out as it was not overly technical.

[@DreWhite100]

Just received my claymore II and it is everything I imagined and then some. Everything ROG Asus makes is wonderful. The keys are really nice feeling and now have 5 ROG devises on my PC. I do have the razor viper ultimate cause I really like this mouse. Again I would highly recommend this keyboard.

[@heathen6669]

What makes this keyboard preferable to the Mountain Everest Max? I've been debating between those two and I can't decide which one to get.

[@abdul-raheemmuhammad6409]

When using the keyboard wirelessly, can you plug in a device (e.g. wired mouse or wired USB headphones) and use them though the USB Passthrough? In other words, do the keyboard have to be plugged into the PC in order to use devices that are plugged into the USB Passthrough?

[@Wanderer001_Reviews]

It does not. Took me some time to find this comment, but just tested.

[@22louki]

Hi i have a couple of questions that may sound a little bit silly if u do own this keyboard. 1)can the keyboard store any profiles on its memory without the use of the application?and if so, how do u browse through them on the keyboard? 2)Regardong usb connectivity for charging or transfering data, does it have any limitations? my idea was to connect it to a usb port to my pc, and then connect a device through the other type A from the keyboard. is that possible with one cable?

[@Wanderer001_Reviews]

1. It can not. It does need the app. 2. As far as I know there are no limitations. It should be able to do what you are thinking.

[@VaxxedNPC]

Are the keycaps that come with it PBT or ABS? I'm asking because I hear people complain even though they advertise PBT they get ABS keys with it.

[@Wanderer001_Reviews]

As far as I can tell they are PBT.

[@tahzib1451]

and i had fairly ignored this keyboard after seeing the atrocious price tag of 250 on Amazon....it fits my style of working with macros on the numpad and using it on the left side, while the right hand is solely doing mouse duty....

[@Wanderer001_Reviews]

The price was a difficult thing for me to get past. However, I am happy I did. It has everything I was looking for.

[@gsander3102]

When comnected to usb with aura sync emabled, it randomly presses number 9 key or f5 key. Please check this if it happenes with opening a keypress recording website and leave the key oard in the above mentioned setup and lemme know if there are phantom presses, if yes then I will rma the keyboard

[@Wanderer001_Reviews]

Can't say that it does.

[@raphaelhanna8345]

Is there a particularly high chance of the keyboard pinging?

[@Wanderer001_Reviews]

I have not noticed anything like that.

[@unamed2011]

Pls help, claymore 2 or flare 2 is better?

[@Wanderer001_Reviews]

Matter of opinion, I like the detachable number pad so I would go with the Claymore 2 again if I needed to.

[@unamed2011]

@@Wanderer001_Reviews Thanks, not necessary needed but in overall for gaming and programming, I like more wireless but every 2 day need to charge, flare 2 has a better volume control and looks, so 50-50% for me but i have to choose one, so in overall for performance which one is the best?

[@Wanderer001_Reviews]

I'm really not able to say I've only had the Claymore so I can speak for that one. However they both do look like very solid keyboards.

[@unamed2011]

@@Wanderer001_Reviews ok,thanks

[@babbulvideos]

19:00 macros

[@lornelorne5727]

Oof. This thing looks so cheap. Plasticky build, loose/rattly numpad. Really ugly logo and battery indicator at the top, reminds me of the old Saitek (Mad Catz) Cyborg Keyboard I had back in 2008. This is way overpriced.