ASUS ROG Claymore or something else?

[Pongstrider]

Hi everyone! 

 

I am currently using a QPAD MK-85 Keyboard that i have been using for a couple of years now and it's age has been starting to show, so I'm now wondering what would be best as a new mechanical keyboard.

The ASUS ROG Claymore is looking quite good right now, I've found a great deal where I'll get the keyboard, detachable Numpad and the wrist rest for only (ish) 120$.

Should i go for it or look into something else? (I don't have enough for the let's say Corsair K95 Platinum)

[Pongstrider]

27 minutes ago, gorgonzola5000 said:

I have pre-ordered Drevo Blademaster Pro. It's a wireless keyboard that you can connect via: USB-C cable, 2,4 GHz dongle or bluetooth. I've been looking for a wireless mechanical keyboard for a long time. Spec-wise it's great. 115$ + 25$ for shipping.  I have to say that I have bought it back in July and still haven't gotten it. It really pissed me off because it was meant to ship out in August, then September, then October, then November, then December and now it seems like they will be shipping it around January 15th to EU.

It sounds nice but I like having a Numpad for various different reasons, that's why i like the Claymore so much (You get a numpad but you don't have to use it all the time).

[Kalm_Traveler]

3 hours ago, Pongstrider said:

Hi everyone! 

 

I am currently using a QPAD MK-85 Keyboard that i have been using for a couple of years now and it's age has been starting to show, so I'm now wondering what would be best as a new mechanical keyboard.

The ASUS ROG Claymore is looking quite good right now, I've found a great deal where I'll get the keyboard, detachable Numpad and the wrist rest for only (ish) 120$.

Should i go for it or look into something else? (I don't have enough for the let's say Corsair K95 Platinum)

it's good - I imported one because in the USA they don't sell it with MX blue switches (which I prefer). Very handy being able to connect the number pad only as needed - and on the left side to boot.