The LAZIEST Review of the Azeron Cyborg I have ever seen - ITS A LONG ONE -

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I talk about what is in my opinion a very underinformed and unfair review of the Azeron Cyborg ... if you have any questions hit up the comments and I will try to answer them ... I assume that this video will prolly never be seen lol but this is unedited and LONG video talking about a lot of the points in this review.
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[@DanielMatulich]

A great rebuttal. Good work. Azeron deserves this a lot more than they deserve the lazy shade thrown from Linus and his crew.

[@EyeonFGC]

It burned me so bad because its such a cool product and I have watched Linus for a long time. He is the reason I know how to build PCs lol but I am like come on man don't do Azeron like that.

[@UldisBiz]

As an Azeron Cyborg user, I can tell, that while it is not for every use scenario (say, games where you have to click on letters in a timely manner might be more challenging than on a keyboard or controller.. also, some platformers maybe are easier on a controller), it is just a device that was made specifically for gaming. I personally play Fortnite and I can't go back to the keyboard anymore (and I own just as expensive Apex Pro as my Azeron Cyborg... roughly the same price). And, I recently told my son who's great on both keyboard as well as controller this metaphor: picture the world where everyone since childhood played on an Azeron device paired with a mouse... all the games were created with Azeron or Azeron-kind of devices in mind... now imagine someone handing them a keyboard and asking to switch. I can not imagine a single person switching over. Not a single one. You'd suddenly find the keyboard clunky and finger gymnastics on it extremely uncomfortable, even repelling. However, it is not the world we are living in. So, switching to Azeron will be uncomfortable at first and you may want to give up (the first 3 days for me personally were hardest). There might be some adjusting, tinkering around, adopting, and figuring things out. There most definitely will be a period when you aren't as good as you were on your previous device. If you aren't willing to commit, then probably just stick to what you already know. But, if you do, you'll probably be better off.

[@Graham.R.Naughtcy]

You missed the opportunity to say "fingering things out"

[@BillyGoatBoy]

The dude who did the play testing for the Azeron is a hardcore keyboard guy who has spent thousands on his keyboards. If you watch the intel extreme tech upgrade he has a desk dedicated to building keyboards. I’m not surprised he was biased toward keyboards as it basically would make is hobby pointless.

[@EyeonFGC]

Azeron is basically a keyboard with a different shape it wouldn't make his hobby pointless lol. You can still try it out and then go back to the thing that you like. That isn't an excuse you half ass trying for 2 whole months lol.

[@anonapache]

@@EyeonFGC But you can't lube switches, change the pcb dampening material, spin the keyboard 3 times counterclockwise when it's full moon or any of this esoteric pointless shit he is into. This is the typical guy who spends more time butchering his keyboard, than practicing his aim, techniques or strategic thinking. I mean you have to educate yourself up to some point in regards of your peripheral, but i think it's more important to develop a personalized and optimized key layout for your game (some people are into shooting with spacebar, because less pressure on the mouse means more accuracy), rather than changing the type of lube in your switches. And i think you also can see this mentality, when he playtests peripheral in a video. It's just your average bot in a lobby. Btw. i main Apex Legends on the cyborg. It's my first multiplayer online fps, i played the first 700h on a regular keyboard and now i am at 2300h, so 1600h on the Azeron. Best purchase of equipment i ever did in my life.

[@EyeonFGC]

@@anonapache Hahaha I won't go as far as saying that what he is into is pointless lol I have friends that are into Keyboards like that and I wouldn't mind having a really nice keyboard too, (the two I have are posers they just look like an enthusiast keyboard lol) but they are also GOOD at the games they play. But if he didn't like it he should have just said that instead of trying to make it seem like the Azeron is terrible lol.

[@anonapache]

@@EyeonFGC I guess i can't wrap my mind around this keyboard hobby, all good. I wrote it spicy to make my point a bit more clear. His video introduced me to the azeron, but i'm glad i think on my own and watched a few more reviews. I am 1600h on Apex with this thing, best purchase of my life.

[@EyeonFGC]

@@anonapache I respect it lol

[@kadeprejean3855]

I just discovered the Azeron after getting back into mmos.I was on the fence till I watched this video.I just ordered my azeron can’t wait!

[@EyeonFGC]

Awesome, you'll love it.

[@crabjockey]

you like it?

[@kadeprejean3855]

@crabjockey my advice is it’s really good if you play one game alot.however it does have a steep learning curve.i think it works better if you start a new game with the azeron before you even played it with a keyboard.my PvP play has gotten much better with the azeron vs keyboard.only complaint is that the stand azeron sells only lets you mount the azeron at an angle going left to right and I was hoping I could angle my azeron where the front of it is higher than the back end.

[@kadeprejean3855]

Also save yourself the trouble and buy the grip tape right away it truly makes a world of difference when using the azeron.i have the cyborg compact it works good for GW2 however if you are playing a game that uses more buttons I would recommend the non compact version.the four top buttons on the compact are hard to hit during the heat of battle so i use them for menus like inventory stats etc.all in all a great piece of equipment.high quality shipping packaging and also the screwdriver it comes with is nice.

[@MrDukeDumas]

Just wanted to say that I was eyeing the Azeron on Amazon for over a year now and was curious enough to youtube a review for it. After having seen Linus's video, I immediately went to look for an alternate take and came across this video. I not only ordered it, but I had one custome made and used your code! Thanks again!

[@TechMaestro01]

This is literally how I react when people shit on the Steam Controller. People are lazy, man. They simply don’t have the patience to learn something new which is exactly why keyboards and controllers haven’t changed in so damn long.

[@pongopea]

LTT putting out lazy reviews? boy I didn't see THAT coming... jokes aside, yeah, I also watched it and didn't feel like they gave the thing the slightest bit of fairness when it comes to the review, and I don't even own one, I just know that if you put in the effort you can see how great the azeron boards are or at least could be to someone who would enjoy them

[@ASSASSIN_MW3_420]

I e had my azeron for 2 years, and I absolutely love it, no more controller no more keyboard, it’s exactly what I wanted

[@liahfox5840]

I just got my Cyborg today, and it's LOVE at 1st sight. The software is even super fast and user friendly. I was able to hotkey everything in minutes. Adding the grips and adjusting each piece was took a lil bit of time, but worth it. It's like I'm holding hands with m y PC

[@adrianmolinaiii1355]

My next gaming device after the Azeron is going to be a micro chip with USB plug in where I think of the buttons I wanna press and the response time is instant 😂

[@EyeonFGC]

Start learning to meditate now so you can clearn your mind of all distractions 😆

[@s7r49]

It's funny you say that. Look up the paralyzed guy with elons chip implant testing his aim. He smokes the response speed of normal people.

[@bhartley1024]

I mean, the first guy to get a Neuralink uses his for gaming...

[@thesippedsapper]

This video is fucking bomb. I remember seeing this review video as it was the first video that showed up in google and it honestly convinced me at this time that it wasn't worth the investment. My worsening thumb and wrist discomfort has made me reconsider and after some more research and seeing amazing and honest reviews like this video I decided to take the plunge and just ordered a cyborg.

[@Avioto]

How are you liking it?

[@thesippedsapper]

@@Avioto best gaming decision I've ever made. It is phenomenal. All my wrist and thumb issues have resolved and I'm gaming faster than before

[@Avioto]

@@thesippedsapper Thanks, great to hear! I just ordered one.

[@thesippedsapper]

@@Avioto sweet you'll be so glad u did

[@anonapache]

@@Avioto just one little tip, don't stress too hard on the adjustments initially. Bring it to like 80% (you won't get it higher at first, trust me), play a few rounds, adjust it a little bit (small adjustments can make a big difference, but you have to feel it for a few rounds) and repeat. Turning your hand on the base plate and readjusting the towers for this new base positioning also can help. It's been a journey for me, but now i have an adjustment where i also can comfortably use the scorpion tails (btw i really like this wording) and all other keys.

[@Billy_Rizzle]

I appreciate your insight on the Azeron. The parts where you are explaining your experiences on how to set it up and use it in a logical manner was another level.

[@ListlessTV]

As someone who uses the Cyborg, and now the cyro, it is a bit of a trip to get used to. With the Cyborg, it was easier seeing as I came from a tartarus. People like my housemate on the other hand, it took them 2-3 weeks to get used to it, but they've been a mouse and keyboard user for 20 someodd years. I can understand LTT on that portion, but everything else? Nah, this is by far their laziest video that they've ever made, I actually got the Cyborg just to see if it was as bad as they said, and it's quite the opposite.

[@EyeonFGC]

I have never used anything like it before, I truly believe its in how you setup your buttons, the sooner you find a comfortable setup the sooner you can start to commit it to muscle memory.

[@The_Fictionist]

What’s your pro cons list compared to the Tartarus and what games do you play? I use one now and I’m considering switching to Azeron.

[@ListlessTV]

@@The_Fictionist pros/cons all come down to personal preference. Cons for myself would be I'm effin dumb and fingers don't want to work sometimes. Pros are it's still easy to work. As for games, Naraka, Halo, WoW, Dota 2, Destiny 2, etc etc.

[@The_Fictionist]

@@ListlessTV where do you put your shift modifier for WoW? On your mouse or your pinky?

[@ListlessTV]

@@The_Fictionist I'm a simple man. I don't shift modifier. on my Cyro I have all the bindings set to alt+ 1 - =, on the cyborg it's 1 - =, with ctrl on the thumb, shift 1- 5 on the stick above the joy stick, tab on pinkie, top row is esc / talents / char / bag for ease of access, bottom row is jump, * for auto run, tab for ping, g for mount. Joystick clicker is another ease of access for =, seeing as my aoe stun on dh / blind on the rogue / stun on the prot war are always there. index side on the cyborg is my interrupt on everything. Top row on the Cyro is just other ease-of-access / left click. The stick above the joystick is, again, more ease of access thigns where as both joysticks are some form of movement. wasd on the cyro, and strafes on the cyborg, with two of the options on the joystick being, once again, more ease of access.

[@IDemyZer]

thank you for the vid just got one today idk what he was talking about with the steep learning curve after a day of playing im pretty comfortable with it.

[@EyeonFGC]

No problem!

[@NozzaOneHand]

So much of a better review my guy I use my cyborg compact onehanded and tech tips didn't do the azeron justice thank you man

[@EyeonFGC]

I was so mad at this review bro I had to say SOMETHING about this cause it was just so unfair to the product.

[@thesilencer8074]

Basically, why should we listen to him rather than the one who really used it? We have a speaker who has apprehensions towards a device and who prefers to give the test of someone else who does not want it in order to interpret behind the feelings of this person. And afterwards, he dares to say that it is a fair and objective test. So he gives us what he thinks of a product that he has never used, based on unreliable information. All he had to do was not buy it and say directly what he thought about it and it would be the same. And this guy has subscribers, employees and a salary for this job? In a real serious journalism club, he would get kicked in the ass and be escorted out.

[@faisfaizal5194]

Considering how often they put out videos, they definitely took the easiest way out. Less time spent on a product review, more time to spend on making other contents

[@Neil_MacGregor]

Glad you called out Linus on this. Whilst I'm generally a fan of his channel, his review of the Azeron was garbage. I have had an Azeron Compact for 3+ years and now recently upgraded to a Cyborg and Cyro, so yes I can confirm their was a lot of misinformation in his original review. Real shame, cause the customer service and any interactions I've had with Azeron has been exemplerary. Absolutely blows a keyboard out of the water for gaming immersion.

[@EyeonFGC]

I appreciate that you watched this video haha, I have watched him for a long time and still do but I was so frustrated with this review. I find it so hard to believe that you can use the azeron for 2 months and never get used to it, that guy most likely didn't even try or forgot he had it lol

[@josesnovi7689]

i think its a great thing, love the thumbstick and the fact you can assighn mouse clicks to the buttons on the cyborg, i lost my right hand and this lets me play games about as i ever could, made a velcro tape bracelet for my right wrist and push the buttons on my azeron......its great and i beleive i would have used one before i lost my right hand

[@ChristopherMoye]

Thank you for making an actual review. This is a real review of the Azeron and gamepads in general. I will probably just stick with my Logitech g13 until it fully dies as i am starting to see stick drift and switch to the Cyborg.

[@LoggyMah]

I’m buying the compact thanks to your suggestion. I want to play gears 5 with a joystick while using my mouse. I learned gears on co troller back in the day and the movement is better on joystick. I accidentally mantle over cover because with the keys I’m only able to hold A while in cover while joystick I can be on a slight angle so when I try to wallbounce off I don’t mantle (slide into cover is the same button as mantle in game with no way to change it). This thing will be a weapon in the right applications, thanks for this informative video.

[@EyeonFGC]

Nice! be sure to use the coupon code it give you 5% off and helps me out too. I am glad people are getting so much use out of this video!

[@LoggyMah]

@@EyeonFGC adding it at checkout right now as I got this notification lol

[@andyhickman3509]

Your videos on this are still being watched and your correcting the disinformation is making a difference, had some pains and going to be using this for ergonomics, put my order through this afternoon.

[@EyeonFGC]

@andyhickman3509 Glad to hear it! And I am glad this video could help so many people!

[@mehitak3545]

I’ve had the cyborg and Coro both since they first came out for pre order. I can’t imagine gaming without them now.

[@godsmackfreak13]

i know this is an old video, but I just got an azeron classic from my buddy who didnt use it (didnt play enough kb+m games with buttons to find it useful but enjoyed it as a product) and I gotta say: this thing is wild. Im a competitive WoW player whos been playing my entire rotation on a 12 button mouse for years because its hard for me to stretch my fingers to different keyboard keys. I have small hands, and G is even tough to press on a standard keyboard. My thumb tends to cramp a bit during raids because of my spamming and jumping around the side of my mouse, since I use all 12 keys with ctrl and shift modifiers for 3+ hours multiple times a week. diablo style games also give me the same problem. Games that rely on G or R (helldivers, many fps games as well) are difficult to stretch to and I always end up pressing the wrong button. I've lived with it my whole life because there wasnt really an option to fix it, so I adapted the best I can. But as I push harder into mythic raids, its showing more as a problem. The azeron literally solves all those problems. Yes, its a learning curve for sure. Im slow to pick up new peripherals though so thats expected, usually takes me a month or two. But I can already feel how intuitive it will be once I get used to it, and it allows me to have a far more comfortable experience gaming. Its also FANTASTIC for 3D modeling work too. The 3D printing lines are such a moot point. This could be because I 3D print as a hobby and for work, but 3D printed plastic isnt any worse than injection molded. Its LITERALLY cheap, but it doesnt feel cheap. It has weight, is strong, and will hold up like any other piece of plastic when printed correctly. 3D printing also allows for custom adjustments very easily, and new iterations of a product without a hefty tooling cost. The important parts of the azeron are not 3D printed, so it doesnt matter. The product looks clean either way and is very functional. My only complaints so far have been how easy it is to double press buttons. I do wish we could purchase some bumpers or something from azeron to provide extra resistance. But the product works very well for its intended purpose and maybe the light keys will prevent me from spazzing so much in games haha

[@poopikins]

Glad to hear from a fellow small hander. I'm currently looking at the Cyborg Compact 2

[@Jbeasty1990]

Just to say in advance, I didn't watch this whole thing, lol. But I am happy to see someone call out that video. I literally came here from watching (part) of that Linus one as well. I have been wishing for YEARS to see some innovation with PC gaming peripherals, keyboard replacements in particular. After all, both the keyboard and mouse were not initially designed with games in mind, so I think there is a ton of headroom for improvement and new ideas, that has been literally untapped all this time. I am uncertain if this is the product for me, it has a steep price tag too, but I definitely might try it out some time. Another thing I realize is the HUGE learning curve to such a thing before I would be comfortable passing judgement. I have always felt my muscle memory is incredibly "strong" meaning I have a really hard time adjusting to new things and breaking old habitats (muscle memory). So, I know that I would have quite a bit of work ahead of me before even getting used to the device. I saw the part in the video where this was argued otherwise, so my presumption is that people differ pretty significantly in this regard. Thanks for the input on the product though. I am really happy just to see these products being made and reviewed.

[@EyeonFGC]

I am glad that you feel this way about the video 😁 ... I was really annoyed watching that review I was like that was SUPER unfair haha. I also thought it was gonna take me WAY longer to learn than it did but I think because its a completely different shape that it doesn't mess with my muscle memory of doing stuff. I started with Valorant because it was very simple to use buttons for then some other games and fortnite. The secret is to find your staple button placements and always put them in the same spot. Just how spacebar, shift, CTRL/C, R and M are all usually the same Default actions in shooters, Jump, Sprint/Walk, Crouch, reload and Map (and like Tab or I for Inventory.) Once I had those buttons laid out and kept them the same in all games I play then I tailored the other buttons around those. and I use it slightly differently for things that aren't shooters. since I don't need the joystick I use it for other things like extra hotkeys.

[@UldisBiz]

I was hesitant too because I thought it would take forever to adjust my muscle memory. From my personal experience (only playing Fortnite), for 3 days I totally hated it, was forgetting my keys, changing them around, and trying to find binds that worked for me... after around 2 weeks of playing with bots and in practice areas for around 1-2 hours a day I was 80-90% hotkeying like on a keyboard before. Now, I'm by no means a great, skilled player. Just casually play with my son and try to get better. But one thing is for sure, technically it is a better solution than a keyboard simply due to the thumbstick movement + all keys at your fingertips (no finger gymnastics). I admire people who have no trouble reaching 5 (typically, heals or mobility items) and CTRL (crouch?) at the same time on a keyboard. I personally can't, haha. I've been playing K&M all my life but there's a limited amount of buttons that I can rely on, and in a fast-paced and unforgiving environment like Fortnite, I was struggling to find binds that I don't mess up. On my cyborg, I move without ever stopping (my thumb is always on the stick) and press both of these effortlessly. And, just like the author of the video said in the comment, when you get used to it, it is no different jumping from game to game as long as you keep the main buttons the same (all shooters have a bunch of these). Keep staple buttons the same, put some time in, and then it becomes irreplaceable. I had a brief period without my Azeron when I had to try to play Fortnite on a keyboard again, and I hated every moment. Don't want to go back...

[@agminate]

Hey brother. Glad you put this video. Caught my eye when I looked over your videos. As a potential Cyborg owner, this video you’re reviewing also left me feeling. “Dang. That was lazy.” Outsource review to someone else. Also found it weird “I wanna try it” but didn’t review it himself.

[@yendorimus]

Thanks for breaking that review down Barney Style. My Cyborg 2 Compact will be arriving tomorrow, can't wait to see how it performs compared to my Wooting 60HE.

[@smackman721]

100%. I was surprised and frustrated with that review myself. I'm disabled and my Azeron Cyborg 2 has helped me soooo much.

[@Rhomagus]

23:24 That's actually the one benefit of controllers over keyboard. Why in the hell would you sacrifice three fingers to do the operation that one could do, and do better in both number of operations and degree of movement. That should've been the "lightbulb" moment for the review, because that's the core premise behind the design of the Azeron. The keyboard and mouse should not be on the pedestal its on as of the time of this writing. There are a glaring number of issues it presents that stem from its limitations that too many people just seem to hand wave away just due to famiłiarity.

[@fupse]

While i agree with most of this, either he doesnt game as much as others or he has medium sized hands because as someone with a XL glove size ill tell you, holding your hands in certain positions for long hours is straining to the hand muscles. Because you gotta hold walk forward aka "W" and have uour other fingers reaching for some keys like r or f or t, while your ring and pinky on shift for sprint and a for side movements. So that he got tired holding down thise keys for a long time, note long time means hooooooours, and like repetitions eventually your nerves in your hands start yelling at your brain "quite killing us!!" Haha but yeah.

[@EyeonFGC]

you dont use the joystick for "WASD"? When I first started using it my plan was and still is when using the azeron make sure the layout I am using is comfortable. I don't have the majority of my keys in a similar spot as my keyboard. And based on which keys I use the most I have them in different spots. My point is make sure you make your key layout work for you cause the same kind of thing can happen with a keyboard if you don't have comfortable keybinds lol

[@martinvicktor]

I use a razor orbweaver and have for years now its been my best choice ever, its so so much better then a keyboard for gaming. Im so looking forward to getting one of these, i can see it been a lot more comfortable for me with my hand issues for longer sessions.

[@EyeonFGC]

Is that an Analog joystick on the orb weaver or similar to the clicky buttons on the tartarus pro? The only reason I didn't go the razor route is because I didn't think I would like the clicky buttons for moving around so I went with the Azeron for the joystick.

[@martinvicktor]

@EyeonFGC technically, it's a clicky one, but its tall enough and has smooth movement so ive never really had issues but you definitely dont have the have the ability to treat it like a joystick with moving it a little bit for slight movement or a lot for faster movement

[@simonrussell9238]

Love my Azeroth, best gaming peripheral on the market in my opinion. Had mine for about 3 years now. It’s not perfect but it is awesome and Azeron are doing great things. Great video man, and glad you this response.

[@EyeonFGC]

I am gonna buy a compact soon alot of wear and tear on my Cyborg and I wanted an excuse to replace it with the compact lol, Thanks for watching.

[@mythik258]

I have had an Azeron Cyborg now for about 6 months. I love it so much...but you must be willing to put in the time to get the muscle memory for it and be willing to use the software to customize per game. Time to adjust will vary by person, but it took me about 2 weeks and I'm so glad I did.

[@EyeonFGC]

I can't even think of how they can improve on the Cyborg Compact but if they do something in the future that is even a little better than the ones I have now I will get it lol

[@Audi0Surferz]

​​@@EyeonFGCthey've teased the next product, it uses cherry keyboard switches iirc. Looks closer to a macro pad but still ergonomic. Go to 9:12 in their "Story so far" video for a picture of it.

[@unserk72]

Great review my man. Appreciate the long review and your perspective

[@EyeonFGC]

Thank you! 🙏

[@lorkhan1279]

linus sucks at reviewing and is often out right wrong about facts.

[@Failtastic_]

Omg... I was really interested in the Azeron Cyborg and saw the negative Linus video... I was really considering buying the Movemaster RSG instead. But then I saw your video and I really have to say thank you! Great explanation and yes, you have convinced me of the opposite. I will order the Cyborg Compact 2 soon! Thank you and best wishes from Germany. 😉👍

[@EyeonFGC]

Glad I could help you make the choice, I am gonna buy a compact 2 soon as well cause I wanna see the improvements they made and will most likely make a video about it. Enjoy your Azeron when you get it bro!

[@Rhomagus]

1:11:47 That actually is my dream, specifically for a desk setup. Wouldn't make sense for mobile or portable gaming, but that's a great solution for a fixed work / battlestation setup. I think you titled this video accurately. It's not harsh or overly critical, it screams laziness.

[@insomicraiddict]

i've spent into the thousands on getting my ideal keyboard, from making custom boards to buying niche boutique, and they are great for typing, but wtf would i want to use a typing keyboard to play games lmao. Good review/rebuttal watched it all, about to watch your compact review.

[@Rhomagus]

Great video my dude. I think you succinctly and accurately addressed the criticisms LTT presented in an easy to understand way. Liked and subscribed. Seeing as to the DIY nature of the product I might pick one up myself. Do you have an affiliate link or anything? EDIT: Found it. (as a side note I typed all my responses using the touchpads on a Steam Deck so this thing is right up my alley).

[@EyeonFGC]

You will def enjoy using it I got a Cyborg Compact a Few months ago and still use my old one on my Other computer for video editing.

[@agminate]

Hey brother. Glad you put this video. Caught my eye when I looked over your videos. As a potential Cyborg owner, this video you’re reviewing also left me feeling. “Dang. That was lazy.” Outsource review to someone else.

[@EyeonFGC]

@agminate it's the fact that the outsourced reviewer didn't even want to try it fr lol ... WHOLE office was acting like it was some crazy task to take it home and try it out.

[@longjoseph9332]

Imagine if he reviewed the process of building or upgrading gaming PCs like he reviewed this beautiful piece of hardware: "It's just so much to faff about." I haven't bought an Azeron yet, but I'm looking at the Cyborg Compact. I got a Corsair optical keyboard and while I love it, its way too easy to make an accidental input, which I call "sleepy finger" as there is no mechanical detent to rest against. This thing would make playing games with all the binds like Tarkov SO much more comfortable. Awesome video dude. Subbed. ❤ Edit: OH LMAO HE DID, DIDN'T HE? 😂

[@Noobinski]

Thats just fits the picture. Feels like the first "decade" Linus was one of us, now it's all about business. His or mine/ours. It's okay, I grew older. But yes, he is not a reference anymore and JUST before I bought my Cyborg I watched his "review", laughed and put the order. I have to admit, though, that the device is really intimidating at first. You did the right thing in using it right away, I suppose.

[@frankleitner]

It was basically the same for me. Saw his review and thought if these non-issues are the most relevant counter-arguments then it must be great. Ordered it the same day (now waiting for delivery).

[@g709z5]

Great review! Linus soon f***** up with this review (and not only with this), so nowdays I'm watching his reviews with a lot of filters in my mind. Sometimes they speak something that completely didn't understand or just do it for money. But enough. What I miss is an option to have a named keys. As mentioned in the comments here - when you have an action button like instantly within a half second need to press a Q, then R, then F... Or A, X, Y for an XBOX. Then I'll just get dropped out of gaming process. To figure out what exactly I need to press. What I see for a solution - is a named buttons. Where all buttons instead of keyboard letters should have a proper name. For example - like on the chess board. Letter + number. Press B4 to do something unique. May be one day Azeron implement such thing. Also what makes me mad - how games are interpret input. For example I binded movement as Xbox Left stick. And the game can do a proper 360° movement instead 8-direction of WASD. as well as move intensity depends on how far I push the stick. Pretty common thing for a console players. But as far I press move, all onscreen hints fully switched to XBOX controller keys. As soon as I move mouse - everything is switched back to the keyboard. I see that it's a game issue. But didn't find a solution. CoD: Warzone as an example. It works, but both possible labels need to interpret into a specific button. Just annoying. The possible solution is to use XBOX only buttons, but it's limited in count. Also one usability thing aside of everything mentioned. When I set up everything for me, some buttons are so close to each other, so pushing one, pushed also another. Or some buttons even get stuck. Possibly narrow button caps should fix this issue. But don't want to cut it with knife. Otherwise this is a great product! And after the consoles (10+ years everything on the gamepad), Cyborg is the only solution when you have the best of both worlds in 1 device.

[@Rastloese]

Linus complains that you have to fiddle with this kind of keypad to set it up for different games. Welcome to being handicapped. The customization is actually a godsend.

[@RiViTHeaD13]

Thank you for. Linus should respond to have someone who wants to use the Azeron. I came from a controller and I hated using WASD and trying to push stretch to push keys in awkward hand positions. The Cyborg is totally awesome. Your point of common keys for multiple games. Being used to the 4 button buttons on an Xbox elite controller my middle two fingers are mapped to jump, crouch and slide. I manly play Destiny 2 and MW2.

[@dgamefather]

He literally complains about this almost like everyone else does with Steam Controller since it's not a plug and play device. Things take time to configure and make sure it feels right. It's fine to not actually play the game if you want to have things be comfortable.

[@TheBarkster]

I just got my Cyborg last week (compact version) and the only learning curve I had was the screw adjustments. Thats it. This thing is so intuitive I’ll never use a keyboard for movement again.

[@ericshutter5305]

Just bought the Cyborg II and the mouse replacement ... Can't wait to start playing with them ... as in setting them up and reset my game movement memory 🙂

[@TMadness2]

After 2 years of debating on whether or not to buy one....I finally did...I cannot wait to use it

[@rlyehthesunkencity]

Great review .... Thought same thing... Was only negative review saw for it ... Ordered mine this morning ... Btw 170 I wish 300+ with customizing ... What a diff a year makes.

[@EyeonFGC]

My first one was uncustomized lol ... I just ordered a new one last week... I only used 2 colors on the buttons, got the elite stick and my name on it. Can't wait to get it!

[@Stevethebeast08]

So 9 months later and the release of the cyborg 2, do you think the cyborg 2 or the compact would be better?

[@EyeonFGC]

I do just for the quality of life changes to it but they both, I assume, will be mostly the same where If you are using one right now and its working fine the Cyborg II isn't a "NEED" to buy.... I am gonna buy one in a few weeks tho to try it out but the Hall effect Sticks, USB-C, the changes to the angle of the Scorpion Tail buttons and the 2 thumb buttons instead of one are really good changes imo.

[@sandman900rr]

+1 to the group of ordered my Cyborg after seeing this realistic take ....... currently trying to adapt 24yrs of keyboard muscle memory..

[@seannolan3927]

To be fair.. dota 2 requires like 50 more keybinds than league. Dota 2 plays more like an rts/startcraft with control groups. This only strengthens ur argument tho, the azeron makes dota really accessible

[@LadyMarimeya]

I actually like the "scorpion tail" buttons. I lift my finger just a little and hit them with my knuckle. I love that they are just as sensitive as they other keys and don't take much pressure at all. I do use these buttons for things like Map, Inventory, LFG, and whatever the armor panel is. Quick access and I don't have to lift my fingertip too far away from my other keys. :)

[@yarbles66]

I had that first version but I got a 2nd & went for the compact... I massively prefer that layout as it's more comfortable for long gaming sessions as you can stretch your fingers out easily & those buttons are ideal for map/inventory/character screen/esc. I'm getting a third now as I gave my first one to my son & I want a backup... it'll def be the compact.

[@LadyMarimeya]

@@yarbles66 I'm glad it works for you! I like that they offer different versions. I open these panels during combat quickly and my MS makes moving my fingers very far and back into place very challenging. My left pinky has been broken twice and has poor aim. So being able to customize the exactly placement of everything on the Azeron has been a blessing for my gaming in that I move my fingers very little and don't lose my place on the keys I use the most!

[@nunomachado2123]

Nice vídeo bro, I saw LTT video I honestly think it's a lack of respect towards Azeron and the product itself, I see a lot of potential in the product. I have already ordered a Cyborg 2 compact. good work and good video, by the way, you should have been paid to review the product. "joke". Keep up the good work, and success in your career.

[@EyeonFGC]

Not really because of this video but at the beginning of this year they upgraded my discount code "EyeonFGC" to give me a commission when people use it to buy their products. So there is that lol. I now have 3 Azeron Keypads I just got a Cyborg 2 Recently.

[@penserdenkenlang]

Thanks for taking the time to break down this really poor review from linus. In my first hour researching azeron I learned how well loved this product is by so many people and how it has helped people with handstrain issues/hand mobility issues and it sucks how Linus's review ignores this entirely. This video also helping me plan for how I use the azeron I just ordered.

[@EyeonFGC]

I am glad that you got so much out of my video, thanks for watching. I was watching his review with my face in a permanent "What are you talking about" position lol. I still watch linus and I think his videos are still valuable but this one IN particular was just GLARINGLY lazy ... Iol

[@TheKobool]

Got one on the way already, Cyborg 2. Have had my eye on it for a long time. But POE2 wasd mode pushed me over the edge to buy it

[@davidfonseca5262]

i saw the review too and got mixed feelings... im thinking about getting the compact one im a lefty so its awesome they think about us in a techworld that "hate" left handed ppl. About the review, the other guy telling that the joystick isnt comfy, you can bind and "perform" well using the buttons as WASD? and put the joystick doin other things or isnt feasible to do it? Thx for the video, its helping taking the leap.

[@ChrisJones-go1rr]

Thanks alot I just ordered one because of your review. How can anyone trust any of his reviews after seeing how wrong he is about this.

[@Rhomagus]

56:13 I fucking knew it. They're making the same garbage mistakes as they did with the Steam controller. How fitting. Both devices absolutely are the "silver bullet" solution. You just can't be lazy. I'm not saying you have to work hard, you just can't be lazy, which really isn't asking too much. Another fitting metaphor would be, "You don't have to be smart, you just shouldn't go out of your way to be stupid." That's it. Doesn't seem like their review could handle that.

[@mastertrader-Bee]

Just watched your vid after watching the terrible linus review (good job KZbin algoritme) and you explained it so well i just ordered the cyborg compact. Used your code, thank you for doing such a good job!

[@EyeonFGC]

You are welcome!

[@Rhomagus]

From what I've seen of the Azeron, it looks like its main downside is just dimensions / vertical footprint. Each finger looks like it operates in three dimensions, while a keyboard has effectively been a flat surface ever since its inception. The Azeron is to keyboards as the Steam controller is to dual analog stick controllers. They both seem like the clear path forward but require an open mind and willingness to spend the time to customize it to your specific needs. Another analogy that comes to mind is the electric car versus the internal combustion powered vehicle. It clearly fits the needs better for a vast majority of people and contexts but most of the arguments I see are the downsides present in niche scenarios. Only thing I'd love to see is a dual Azeron setup with mouse integration. Only criticism I could offer is that it doesn't look very portable, (niche scenario).

[@EyeonFGC]

There is the Azeron Cyro, that's their newest product its a Mouse but it has a Analog stick, dPad nub and a bunch of buttons.

[@Rhomagus]

@@EyeonFGC That's awesome

[@SmokinOak]

Well laid out and thorough rebuttal video.

[@officialteamroc]

linus and his team suck now.. you can tell they used it for a weekend!!! ive been using the azeron for a while... and in the beginning i stopped using it after a week.. but i told myself that i had to give it another try and it has changed my game play so damn much in every game!!! this thing is legit!!!!

[@EyeonFGC]

I don't wanna say that they didn't use it for 2 months cause that is an unnecessary lie lmao when they said 1 month in the beginning but the guy who was supposed to give him a report on it definitely didn't do his job. Wish I could spend a day with Linus to show him how I use it in detail. Lol

[@talizorahnarrayya5916]

@@EyeonFGC you can clearly tell the guy didn't want to learn how to use it. Genuinely one of the first Linus video I've actively disliked.

[@EyeonFGC]

@@talizorahnarrayya5916 Same!

[@UldisBiz]

exactly! when I ordered my Cyborg, I asked my son to hold me accountable if I wanted to give up and go back to the keyboard before getting used to Cyborg. And, trust me, first 3 days I didn't want to play with anyone in the team, as I was just playing atrociously bad (and, I'm by no means a good player, haha). I wanted to write off expenses, put it aside and forget about it. But, I pushed through. Around 2 weeks later I felt like I'm 80-90% hotkeying just like on a keyboard. Now, I can't go back to KB as it feels like a totally ridiculous device for people who love to torture themselves with finger-gymnastics, haha. And, no, I didn't turn from shit-player to god-like player but at least I can't blame the device for it, as I can reach all the buttons while moving non-stop without messing up. And it is so comfy that I want to spend more time practising for the game.

[@thedog5k]

I'm kind of considering an azeron, linus seemed to hit all the wrong spots on my concerns It's so wildly different than a keyboard, doesn't have any competition, I'm worried about longevity, and learning to use this weird product and end up not having access to one in the future. How has quality control been? I heard some people say the 3-d printing quality shows 35:06 ( i'd totally bind my movement to the keys, thumb for layers.)

[@EyeonFGC]

I mean you can tell its 3D printed parts but it doesn't feel cheap. I use mine every single time I play any game (except fighting games, mostly shooters, RPGs, Action games etc.) The only thing I would say is after ALOT of use some of the joints get loose if there are a lot of times that you press hard on the keys. so the teeth that are in the joints will start to ware and will be easier to push them out of position. Since its HIGHLY custom to how you want the keys to sit that could get annoying but since I never intend to change it I just super glued those particular joints in place. I am not sure how they could improve that because there are already tension screws to tighten that I can't really tighten any more than they are but the way I super glued it in place I don't have to worry about them moving from the position that I want. The other problem that I had was my joystick was like raised on one side by a millimeter but I had not noticed it till I wanted to use the restrictor ring and I couldn't seem to calibrate it correctly. I emailed Azeron and told them the problem and I opened up the casing and took a picture of it. The game me the choice of sending it back to have it fixed or just have them send me the part and I could install it. They also have a video on how to replace the joystick. I asked them to send me the part and they shipped it to me and it got to me in a few days. I was still using the joystick but I just couldn't use the restrictor ring. but right now I don't use it any way but my Joystick is correct now. If I had to but another one for any reason after all the ware I put this one through I still would. But I would get a Compact Cyborg tho.

[@RootGaming-ui2qs]

Dude I got mine thru Amazon and got insurance 1 broke from a fall and I got a full refund and got another I have not had an issues in the last year

[@RootGaming-ui2qs]

@@EyeonFGC The software won’t register with the restricter ring you have to watch the azeron video on it they tell you how to calibrate manually I use it on mine

[@EyeonFGC]

@@RootGaming-ui2qs I knew how to register the dead zones manually, but there was actually something wrong with my joystick it wasn't soldered to the board properly they sent me a replacement for it. I made a new video, I show the pictures in that video.

[@EyeonFGC]

@@RootGaming-ui2qs I talk about my issues in my 1 year update video. Its nothing that is gonna stop me from using it or ever buying another one but just things that I think people would like to know in advance so maybe they can avoid the issues or be prepared to deal with them.

[@Magilla.Guerrilla]

I just got my Azeron, and compared to the Razer Tartarus, my Cyborg is a huge friggin upgrade, plus it has two OBM slots where Razer depends on internet cloud storage to keep your settings.

[@kingjones20]

Thank you bro.

[@Stanislav-i5s]

If you need to bind A and D to counter-strafe on Azeron, how is that better than a keyboard? It's literally the same, plus the hassle of a thubmstick.

[@EyeonFGC]

@Stanislav-i5s It's different than a keyboard better in some ways for some people. Binding A and D to counter strafe is just an OPTION if you want to do it that way, not everyone uses it to play counter-strike ... what other game do you need to counter strafe in lol. He is saying you CANT play FPS games Luke CS and Valorant AT ALL and that isn't true AT ALL.

[@GRAYBOOSH-420]

The price of the thing is the product.. someone made one very similar for under 20 bucks out of a ps3 controller a 3d printer and soldering iron.

[@EyeonFGC]

I am sure they did the same thing in the beginning lol. but the hassle that you would have to go through to build your own is kinda insane unless you are already into that kinda thing. If not then you have to learn alot and get all the right materials and make iterations to get it right and stuff. HAVE a 3D printer (I want one). They already did all that I rather pay for the finished product lol

[@IvanoForgione]

just bought one with your code, can't wait

[@EyeonFGC]

@@IvanoForgione Appreciated! You will enjoy it!

[@gingerfication3375]

Purchased one for builds in Fortnite. Thanks for this.

[@joemaddy4778]

I really enjoyed how you dismantled and destroyed him :D

[@Rhomagus]

42:00 What's the difference between, "Where did I map 'Z' again?" and "What is 'Z' mapped to for this game?" Complete non-issue, again, easily solved with such a small amount of familiarity that the "criticism" should've been addressed within the first hour of using the device. Not two months.

[@BB_MMX1]

I'm watching this video on Q1 of 2024 because I just replaced my Razer Tartarus v2 with the Azeron Cyborg and your video appeared on my feed. I'm not a pro gamer, but I'm competitive in shooters. This gamepad is a game changer for me. I was functional with it within 4 hours of set up, and efficient with it in less than 24 hours. I adapted quickly to the Azeron perhaps because I was using a similar gamepad for 6 years. I haven't used a keyboard for gaming since getting the Razer gamepad. Now, I will only use the Razer as backup. I play survival shooters and non competitive driving games. I stopped watching Linus several years ago for this same reason, and watching him on your video making an ass of himself was fucken painful.

[@Wynkrs]

Even in CS there is absolutely no reason to press both a and d at the same time. It is identical to pressing nothing. Counterstrafing is a frequently misunderstood thing where you quickly tap the opposite direction AFTER releasing the other direction. It’s useful in cs as you coast to a stop slowly so tapping the opposite key will stop you quicker to be accurate in shooting. It’s been pretty much proven in valorant that counterstrafing does essentially nothing. You can still do it if you’re used to it but you don’t have to as valorant doesn’t have the coasting stop issue. Idk what Linus means in that part of the video, unless you’re really used to stopping by holding both keys. Ironically that would make it impossible to countertrafe in cs and you’d be worse off. Idk how that argument. translates to an analog stick though if you release the stick it accomplishes the exact same thing.

[@Wynkrs]

Besides the misconception of what counterstrafing is W rebuttal video. I had the exact same reaction to the whole non standard controls argument. Like wtf you mean the first thing I do opening a game is to rebind my controls to the ones I’m used to. Do some people really just default everything instead of just rebinding to their own controls??? All of this oh man you need soooo many profiles just doesn’t make sense why not rebind things in game and use 1 profile for real.

[@Toddlerone_Gaming]

1 day for ergonomics... 1 day for updating and playing eith keybinds.. by the third day irs memory

[@Gio98art]

I never realized just how bad the LTT review was. They complain about games not having thesame buttons mapped. Guess what, every game has options lmao. What are they on? Do they really play 5 shooters with 5 different layouts or smth? Also "keep the layout on a screen" Ah yes, because you always look at your keyboard too when you play a game? What were they smoking, because I want some of that

[@ianphillips3047]

the last good gaming keyboard was the Zboard i loved that keyboard. just wish it hadnt taken me 3 years to get a cyborg ordered, i cant wait, n thanks for making this video

[@EbonySeraphim]

I watched both LTT and Hardware Canuck's review of the Azeron Cyborg and both are kinda bad. The only "good" thing about them is they clearly use language that tattles on themselves as "I'm stubborn and am really just looking for a device to do exactly what I was doing before, how I was doing it before." That is literally not the point of this device. If you can't adjust to working within how it intentionally wants to work -- then you have a bad faith review. LTT's was especially awful because the entire video was super condescending towards the product. Linus' own weak "oh, but I have some good things to say" doesn't cover it. Anyone who genuinely comes from ignorance is not well attuned to the device, and what it can and does do for a vast majority of users and PC game scenarios. I'm glad someone is out here blasting the review for the junk it was. Let's just say that at least with LTT, they almost certainly have some sort of broad bias, if not soft spoken alliance with the major and popular product manufacturer's to take their products seriously and do due dilligence where they don't have it for other products. Some of the best stuff out there isn't made by Logitech, Razor, SteelSeries, or any traditional major gaming/PC device manufacturer anymore. If you want a "refined' and reasonble cost version of the same stuff that's out there, stick to those companies. If you're trying to do something very different and rethink how/if you're doing it right, look elsewhere.

[@pvpr27]

I was also disappointed watching Linux video i thought he was going to give some good review and him explaining some of them shows that he was lazy too

[@integraman78]

If you want to stop on a dime, just stop hitting movement buttons, this is the dumbest reason to not like a gamepad I've ever seen! LOL , EyeonFGC is SO RIGHT! Linus should be ashamed for this review. AZERON IS AMAZING!

[@Ligh-e]

just bought the azeron sucks it takes 4-5 weeks to get lol

[@EyeonFGC]

I know. I am getting ready to order another one soon and I know its gonna take forever lol. I am going full custom this time.

[@Rhomagus]

33:44 Another example of a niche case scenario that is even fixable from just a modicum of familiarity with the device. I think you called this out exactly in the correct way. This entire criticism is steeped in so much BS. The dude had 60+ days with the device and couldn't be asked to keybind two fucking buttons. That's weak and pathetic. the LTT hitjob is a clown of a review. They did the same to the Steam controller.

[@confesorvalentin3687]

So the learning curve is ridiculous, It is NOT pick up and play. It is pick up and adjust and adjust and adjust followed by loosening and tightening and try this configuration followed by that configuration.. Fun stuff

[@EyeonFGC]

The learning curve isn't that crazy lol. But yea you adjust it to your hand and once it's comfortable you don't change it.

[@Urrelles]

Yeah a reviewer thats starts off stating he didnt have time to use it so some other off camera guy used it. That was a bit odd to me.

[@PKing87]

Guys just try to rebind everything to tgfh ffs on standard keyboard ⌨️ That will solve the majority of issues 🤭

[@EyeonFGC]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PKing87]

@@EyeonFGC but seriously how can you compare the stick to keys for movement- it’s playable for sure as well as stick aiming. But not nearly as precise and flashy🤭

[@EyeonFGC]

@PKing87 I don't know why anyone would use the Azeron Stick to aim... Use it for Movement lol

[@PKing87]

@@EyeonFGC even in movement it’s not as precise, so I can agree with Linus on that point. It may be playable for comfort reasons or by people with traumatised wrist, no doubt, but other than that it’s keys for movement all the way ⌨️

[@EyeonFGC]

@@PKing87 I highly disagree because I have played Valorant with it and the difference the amount of precise that you need to be is negligible your not splitting hairs in Valorant or something lol There is a stronger case (barely) for CS:GO but only because of the weird way that I would set up counter strafing. I have never been in a situation that made me feel like using the stick was more difficult nor have I felt I can be more precise on Keyboard. I have played MANY games on Keyboard and prefered K&M over controller but only because of Aiming.

[@anonapache]

I think this video is equally bad and harmful for a company, like the billet labs video was. I say this as a big fan of LTT, who didn't stop watching after GM's video.

[@ronrolfsen3977]

23:23 I have the razer Tartarus pro and have not used WASD for movement in years. Well, only for driving because dislike using the tartarus thumbstick for that one. 41:35 I am so confused with Linus his argument here. It makes no sense. In the first place what you say. You have the same problem on a keyboard. However unlike the keyboard, if such a key is hard coded (shamefully still happens) you can use a keypads software to still bind that key to wherever you want. Keypads in general win hand down in this regard compared to your average keyboard. 1:10:41 Indeed still use a keyboard that should be in a museum by now. (A Logitech G15 from 2007 or 2008. My Keyboard is almost old enough to vote) Pretty sure I would have replaced it if I did not buy a keypad instead. Anyway another weird argument from Linus. That's like claiming that a PC gamer should not buy an Xbox because the price of the Xbox comes on top of the PC you also buy. Sure financially you as a buyer have to take that into account. However it not an overall argument against buying an Xbox, just a financial choice someone had to make.

[@richking2088]

There is a moment in the video i saw him useing it with the keyboard as a mouse...i was like "Whaaa????"I know you CAN do that but WHY would you do that???

[@EyeonFGC]

@@richking2088 he was a little too early for the Cyro 🤣

[@LoafingMushroom]

Yo thanks for the coupon.

[@EyeonFGC]

@LoafingMushroom Your Welcome!

[@ajpilkerton7713]

the azeron seems to be designed for people who learned to game on console and struggle with the new muscle memory of wasd movement

[@EyeonFGC]

@@ajpilkerton7713 you would probably be correct.

[@AmmoMaster]

I agree 300%, the Azeron is great!

[@toJSEMjaDAVID]

bro its crazzy that you said it was 170 dollars,,, for me with shiping its 280 euros :(

[@EyeonFGC]

@toJSEMjaDAVID timestamp so I can remember what I actually said. Cause I do remember seeing it for 179 without shipping or customizations included.

[@mccauleymccranie3752]

I saw his review prior to watching this video and I completely agree he was completely negative and subjective comments the whole time....lost my respect

[@slevinkelevra8696]

Linus has become just a clown for a couple of years now!!

[@williamfugimoto8526]

Ok, watched to the end, and here's my tldr: Like it or not this product is trying to reinvent the wheel, just like every other one in this category, and I was curious about trying it, but after watching this video? Pass. I'm conviced that there's no reason to buy it, the main point you made in this 1h+ video is that the Cyborg is customizable, but so is my keyboard. You said it yourself, it's a niche product that is catered to enthusiasts! And WHY do I want to solve a problem that either I didn't have or both the keyboard AND the Azeron have, why the hell do I need a Azeron?! Look, if your objective was for the viewer to NOT want to try the Azeron, congratz! You made your point clear, otherwise? Believe it or not Linus did a better job promoting it.

[@EyeonFGC]

My point was not to make people not want to buy it and it was also NOT to make people WANT to buy it ... its also NOT for someone who doesn't want to or feel the need to use something other than a keyboard. The Azeron does not replace the Keyborard completely because I would not use it for everything, like typing and fighting games or driving games. But I play alot of shooters, action games and other games that the azeron feels very good to use with. I also use it for editing video because instead of using multiple keys I can use one key press for things like cut, paste, undo, the joystick is set to scrub the timeline, other advanced cutting methods. The Azeron can be very useful and comfortable. Its just a different style of controller. I am not trying to make it out as something that its not. The POINT of the video was to point out the UNFAIR assessment of the Azeron in this Review from Linus who DIDN'T have the time to even try it AND the person that took 2 months and also didn't really even try it when that was his job. I have used it for a year now and I prefer it for most games OVER a keyboard. I did have a problem that the Azeron fixed and EVERYONE doesn't have that same problem. The same way I decided that I don't like using controller for FPS games because its not comfortable to aim, when others don't have that problem. Maybe the Azeron just isn't worth it for you.

[@EyeonFGC]

Also it being a year past I just posted another video showing some things that people might want to consider before getting an Azeron. Not to deter people, but the ACTUAL issues MAY be a deal breaker for some people, but not for me because I like using it too much and there isn't any other device that is built how the Azeron is. I was thinking about the Razer one but that D-Pad isn't an analog joystick and I don't think I prefer the way the buttons are set up on that one in comparison to the Azeron Cyborg. I even say that if I could change the one I got I would have gotten the Cyborg Compact cause I really like using the Scorpion tail buttons really.

[@domi9249]

Azeron is BEST ❤❤

[@domi9249]

This KZbin r is simply Bot I play all games with my Azeron kaypads I got 3

[@EyeonFGC]

I am gonna buy my second one next week. I want a Cyborg Compact.

[@GM-qi8pw]

"I am not sponsored but I do have a 5% coupon code" xD

[@EyeonFGC]

During the time of this video I didn't get paid at all for that code I didn't start getting paid for that code until like a year later. I only asked them for the code cause my Azeron was in ALL my content and people kept asking me where to get it. So The code was solely to let them know I was sending people their way. Then a year later I asked them how my code was doing and they upgraded it to an affiliate code so I would be compensated everytime someone used it.

[@GM-qi8pw]

@@EyeonFGC yeah, but the reason you say you are not sponsored is to show that you are unbiased. but you clearly show it in your videos and have a code for it. so if your code does well, then eventually you will get it promoted to an affiliate code, like it did. and therefore you can make money of it. this is clearly a "conflict of interest" whether is is conscious or unconscious. and it shows that you are in some way biased. but this is not serious and i don't care. but I did find it funny. you do you. have a nice one.

[@EyeonFGC]

@GM-qi8pw ... yes, thats why I said it... I wasn't being paid at all and I am unbiased. If you watch my other more recent azeron video I go over all the problems I had with it and the issues that may be a deal breaker for people looking to get one... and THAT video my code WAS generating money compensated for at that time. This video with Linus I specifically made because I didn't agree with the lazy review so I sat there and picked it apart. I had been using the Azeron for like 3+ months during that time.

[@EyeonFGC]

@GM-qi8pw It is Not a Conflict of Intrest lmao ... I was not being sponsored, I was not being paid in any way, I didn't receive anything for free and was not asked to make the video everything I said was not flat out positive, the things I said were debunking the bs that they said in the video based on my expierence with the device.

[@GM-qi8pw]

​@@EyeonFGC lol just because you can say some negative things about a product / point out some flaws, doesn't mean that you are unbiased. let's make a sport analogy. I am a fan of Manchester United. I can pick apart all of their flaws that they have this season and the previous season. yet if you ask me how their next game is gonna go against a big team. I'm still gonna give them a higher % chance of winning than a normal unbiased football fan would. the point is whether it is conscious or unconscious (like in your case) you have a bias. I am not saying that makes you a bad person of whatever. but when people make money from things, they are biased. like for example a video game reviewer that get flown out to a big event and pampered to when showcased a video game. they will probably not go as hard against the game as they would have and will be more softer in their review. even though they they were not paid and would not consider themselves biased. same as in if you get a game for free for a review copy AND get to put out a review a few days before the game comes out. even though they were not paid directly. they will make some bucks indirectly from the review copy. in both examples they would have an unconscious bias because they would like to get the same treatment or there is some money to be made. doesn't make the review a sponsored one but still a bias and I would rather trust a review where the person paid for the game themselves and got no special treatment rather than some reviewer who got some kind of special treatment. do you understand? and btw I didn't even watch the video. I clicked off soon after you made that comment (not because of it, I just saw the style this was and was not interested) So you might as well have made some good points and Linus some bad ones. but anyways, have a good one ;)

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Such a shame that it’s not fully customisable :( Why shove that analog stick down people’s throats for 170$? Why not let them fully configure that thing and keep the wasd? How are you going to comfortably jump or double jump without a key UNDERNEATH the thumb? Why you should extend your thumb to press a key instead?