@@Nischal_Gaming Got the tofu60 redux case in red, duckey raptor HE switches and red keycaps from corsair. Might upgrade the stabilizers at some point but the stock ones are good too.
@@EvgenyElbert The warranty is basically non existent lol. Asus has been recently known for doing whatever they can to not claim people's warranty, like yours.
nice and refreshing review of a product, does not conform to the usual review most large youtube channels do. I may subscribe soon after I watch more videos. I did enjoy when you got first hand impressions from other people including not so "gamer" people lol, this was good, i liked it.
Great review, so happy you are back Squishy Boy! Of course you could almost get a WS Freya for the price of this board and have a true work of art. I planned to get this for one of my sons but not sure at $500... was expecting $300. Maybe it will go on sale at some point. Of course my QK75n with Nixies and GMK caps easily pushed close to that so who knows...
Youshud make a videos modding the keyboard you should take apart the switches and lube it very well and then change the springs to heavier springs and put ceramic keycaps
It's cute but 😵💫 For gaming performance the 8k Hz Wooting 80 HE is $200 for plastic or $290 for metal. If you can't wait for it to ship, the 60HE is in stock right now for $175 And for enthusiasts I'd assume most are willing to build/mod. If they didn't enjoy it they wouldn't be deep in the hobby no?
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Wooting is 8K wired, not wireless. Also the CNC construction on this kind of makes the Wooting look cheap AF. I get the 80HE looks nice but reality needs to set in that it is cheaper, and it looks cheaper also. Although I still think the Azoth Extreme is overpriced.
1:57 - Yeah, I'm still confused its like twice the price of the Non-Extreme version... $250 difference is a lot to justify... even more so with no NumPad or even a separate 'matching' NumPad to go with it.
I’ve been using North-facing switches for a long time, and listening to those “keyboard enthusiasts”, I tried the South-facing switches keyboard. Turns out I really don’t like the way the RGB of South-facing switches light up, it looks “cheap” for a $200 keyboard I spend on. Like I can see the lightbulb from the angle I sit, it’s fking ugly. North-facing switches doesn’t have this problem and light up evenly, props to ROG for keeping the North-facing switches❤ Loving the Azoth so far😍
Damn, this is how I found out about the price. I had been contemplating getting this when it came out, but that price is a tough pill to swallow. I had also hoped for a ISO keyboard layout but it is what it is (I know that's probably an unpopular opinion, and I'm sorry.)
I'm never going back to mechanical switches. I switched to a Corsair optical keyboard, and the smoothness and lightness can't be beat (except maybe by a better designed optical/Hall effect switch).
Production quality and out of the box features are insane, price is definitely steep but I don't see this product as being really all that mass produced, it's for a specific target audience and I'm sure the production numbers will reflect that.
My Endgame Gear KB65HE with rapid trigger, an aluminum case, Ducky doubleshot PBT keycaps, and pre-lubed Gateron KS-37B switches only cost $100 (got it on sale). $500 for a keyboard without rapid trigger just seems crazy, unless you're a really big keyboard enthusiast.
Plenty custom keyboards that are north of 500 bucks and most of them don't have rapid trigger, because that's only useful for the most professional of pro gamers. The people who buy custom keyboards don't care about that because they are casual gamers at most. It's like complaining that a Patek Philippe has no smart functions...
@@Prunesquallor Idk, it seems like a crossover between gaming and custom. But I think it's a compromise on both, so neither side will be truly satisfied.
I think this would have a market if it would feature hall effect switches as well as the useful software features that razer and wooting feature but without those its just an expensive hing of metal with a fast polling rate that you can type on
in my opinion i like the north facing switch better cuz i can use in the dark with them ( im currently using a south facing switch and it kind of a pain to use in the night)
@@clarkettinger6958 I think that's an extreme reach especially given this is targeting gamers. Even if it's a great product, I can't fit my "swanky" GMK caps so it's not worth more than a Logitech Pro? Pretty hot take with very little logic.
Hall effect is just a must, but we already have Snap Tap as a coming up requirement. Asus is 2 years in the past with their tech, and at nearly 2-3x the price of competitors. Please, Asus, do market research before releasing such products.
spending these prices on keyboards is insane lmao i bought a keyboard for £30 after looking it up the market price is $165 and it works perfectly fine like any other keyboard.
the live grandparents reaction is so wholesome
I appreciated the Squashy Grands.
Indeed ❤
lowkey the best part
"My my, who will buy?" lmfao
@@TheoEclipselmfao I died at that part
straight up called me out in post-production with the keyboard
bmc chatter spotted
so this is the vid... very cool! (nice editing btw)
Carbon fiber plate but no rapid trigger, they got the priorities wrong. My fully modded Wooting was less than 300$USD
"OUT OF TOUCH - OF GAMERS"
what modifications do you have? New to the keyboard world but I am really interested in upgrading my wooting
@@Nischal_Gaming Got the tofu60 redux case in red, duckey raptor HE switches and red keycaps from corsair. Might upgrade the stabilizers at some point but the stock ones are good too.
but is your wooting modded to 8khz?
@@hurmpel8k hz is a joke compared to hall effect functionality
shout out to Asus for letting me be so transparent in the video
i like asus
we soooo back 💯💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥
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I can’t see you?
500$ for a gaming keyboard that doesn't use hall effect switches, ain't no way
thought the same thing
not even has snaptap xD
just stuck in the past
mechanical switches feel better
There are plenty of keyboards that cost over 500$ w/o hall effect. I personally would not buy that KB. I would find a nice shell, and build my own.
Parents reaction is legit, you have amazing family, best wishes from Colombia. BTW who can afford this keyboard fr?
“My my who will buy” indeed 😂
your voice is so calming, i could listen all day!
4:52 nice effect works
thank you for making learning such an enjoyable experience!
Just don't expect ASUS to honour the warranty.
lol, asus and intel is super fcked up right now
That is issue only in USA.
Well GN met them and we can hope they will honor the warranty in the future
@@EvgenyElbert The warranty is basically non existent lol. Asus has been recently known for doing whatever they can to not claim people's warranty, like yours.
@@VskutkuTrigensame with Germany
There is a reason why the biggest hardware seller in Germany (mindfactory) removed Asus products
he's BACKKK
He's back too!
you should expand way beyond keyboard content i enjoy your style of editing and stuff im rlly baked but i love the vid man.
oh yea im planning on doing that on the second channel (quick plug squashy boy 2)
Came for the title. Subscribed for the quality and humor.
nice and refreshing review of a product, does not conform to the usual review most large youtube channels do. I may subscribe soon after I watch more videos. I did enjoy when you got first hand impressions from other people including not so "gamer" people lol, this was good, i liked it.
grandparents reveal FINALLY I was waiting for so long
i love your videos, they are just hilarious! also props to the editor!
H-holy !!! Is that ricecloud-san???
yippee
GALVANIZED SQUARE STEEL 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great review, so happy you are back Squishy Boy! Of course you could almost get a WS Freya for the price of this board and have a true work of art. I planned to get this for one of my sons but not sure at $500... was expecting $300. Maybe it will go on sale at some point. Of course my QK75n with Nixies and GMK caps easily pushed close to that so who knows...
god, your grandparents are so wholesomely cute! 10/10 reviewers.
having a very wholesome grandma that looks like Ken Jeong is so cool
6:51 Is that the GOAT of Osu....
BMC
welcome back squashy! also shoutout niko for the editing makes it so fun to watch :]
big motion
@@NikoNC U da goat
we need more squashy parent reactions in the future
I love the PC market all products have many competitors and I am always recommended good channels. Persona music got me good.
Fantastic review! I love your channel.
4:57 is so satisfying!
yoo squashy uploaded! great vid!🎉
for this video, you got a new sub!
felicidades por el video un toque con mucha personalidad no cambies nunca manten ese humor que te hace unico❤
good day when squashy posts
Nice vid mate
Has been in my Amazon cart for the past week-ish. Lol haven’t pulled the trigger yet
Go for the ergo keyboards and upgrade. Sofle V1/V2, Corne, Dactyl, etc. column stagger or ortholinear boards. Today's boards are outdated.
Asus Rog Azoth White Wireless with the exact NX Snow switches for the last 7 months and i love it + is half price :)
Youshud make a videos modding the keyboard you should take apart the switches and lube it very well and then change the springs to heavier springs and put ceramic keycaps
finally a post😂 love the content keep it up
I'll just stick with my Wooting 80HE Pre-order. Doesn't get better than that anyway.
NuPhy Field75 HE :)
@@TheoEclipse They do not sell ISO layouts, neither Nordic or DE etc.
So no.
@@Somtric Wooting is trash, so yes.
@@TheoEclipse You aren't too clever, are you.... holy crap
It's cute but 😵💫 For gaming performance the 8k Hz Wooting 80 HE is $200 for plastic or $290 for metal. If you can't wait for it to ship, the 60HE is in stock right now for $175
And for enthusiasts I'd assume most are willing to build/mod. If they didn't enjoy it they wouldn't be deep in the hobby no?
Wooting is 8K wired, not wireless. Also the CNC construction on this kind of makes the Wooting look cheap AF. I get the 80HE looks nice but reality needs to set in that it is cheaper, and it looks cheaper also. Although I still think the Azoth Extreme is overpriced.
love the intro, very fun
It took a crash in world computers for squashy to release another video
Compressed Man is back
Got the normal Azoth a few days ago nice stuff 😳
WAKE UP... ITS A NEW SQUASHY VID
1:57 - Yeah, I'm still confused its like twice the price of the Non-Extreme version... $250 difference is a lot to justify... even more so with no NumPad or even a separate 'matching' NumPad to go with it.
not even into keyboards and got this recommended after a couple of minutes it was uploaded, I was meant to see this video
Such a beautiful family
keyboard looks cool and i love the the mini screen, but all this and still no rapid trigger is crazy
I'm so glad little john made this keyboard with galvanized square steel, definitely worth $500.
I’ve been using North-facing switches for a long time, and listening to those “keyboard enthusiasts”, I tried the South-facing switches keyboard. Turns out I really don’t like the way the RGB of South-facing switches light up, it looks “cheap” for a $200 keyboard I spend on. Like I can see the lightbulb from the angle I sit, it’s fking ugly. North-facing switches doesn’t have this problem and light up evenly, props to ROG for keeping the North-facing switches❤ Loving the Azoth so far😍
300 I might pick up but 500 is just crazy
Damn, this is how I found out about the price.
I had been contemplating getting this when it came out, but that price is a tough pill to swallow. I had also hoped for a ISO keyboard layout but it is what it is (I know that's probably an unpopular opinion, and I'm sorry.)
I'm never going back to mechanical switches. I switched to a Corsair optical keyboard, and the smoothness and lightness can't be beat (except maybe by a better designed optical/Hall effect switch).
The THX intro sound hits
Your parents are so wholesome. 10/10 Vid!
I feel like a few years ago this could be a good choice for some but nowadays you have so many instock options better than this
Shoutout to your family
yooo u uploaded i miss u man
Hah like that Persona 5 theme song !
Nice typing sounds.
little john momments are crazy
Production quality and out of the box features are insane, price is definitely steep but I don't see this product as being really all that mass produced, it's for a specific target audience and I'm sure the production numbers will reflect that.
LESTER IS BACK!!!!! LETS GOOOOOO….. PANTHEON REPRESENT
2:58 herta mentioned 🗣️
Goddamn, I love hearing Blue Archive's BGM on random youtube videos
Same
Grandma: who will buy ?
Average sweaty gamer: yeah i need this to go faster 💀
My Endgame Gear KB65HE with rapid trigger, an aluminum case, Ducky doubleshot PBT keycaps, and pre-lubed Gateron KS-37B switches only cost $100 (got it on sale). $500 for a keyboard without rapid trigger just seems crazy, unless you're a really big keyboard enthusiast.
nah, even still I'd be embarassed to say I daily drive a board made by asus
Plenty custom keyboards that are north of 500 bucks and most of them don't have rapid trigger, because that's only useful for the most professional of pro gamers.
The people who buy custom keyboards don't care about that because they are casual gamers at most.
It's like complaining that a Patek Philippe has no smart functions...
@@QoraxAudio Exactly. As I said it's not crazy if you're a keyboard enthusiast, but we're talking about a gaming keyboard here.
@@Prunesquallor Idk, it seems like a crossover between gaming and custom.
But I think it's a compromise on both, so neither side will be truly satisfied.
@@QoraxAudio damn that last line is wise as shit
grandparents are SO ADORABLE OMG
I simply missed my grandparents. I will they we're here.
I think this would have a market if it would feature hall effect switches as well as the useful software features that razer and wooting feature but without those its just an expensive hing of metal with a fast polling rate that you can type on
Grandmas like "bro wtf you mean it cost that much?!"
TGR on the aftermarket "hold my beer"
0:08 Jordan: it’s $499 *USD
grandma with the my my who will buy got me
0:45 wooooww!
the grandma looked so shooked
in my opinion i like the north facing switch better cuz i can use in the dark with them ( im currently using a south facing switch and it kind of a pain to use in the night)
Asus borrowed some galvanised square steel from their 3rd aunt🗣
Kingdom Hearts Sounds ❤🥰
1:41 little johnny would like this keyboard 🗿
i had so much problem with their software, insane. just go Wooting guys.
HES RETURNED!!!
Your grandparents should be more featured in video's lol
I would pick north facing all the time
his grandparents seem so nice also SQUASHY IS BACK
Are there any new keyboards that sounds and feels like the black widow chroma 1? Or rather any custom keys like that?
This keyboard is really impressive, but a gamer-focused board without HE switches in 2024 just doesn't make sense-especially at that price.
imo just wait for the frog leggera or buy any qk/zoom/tkd with he pcb
We need more live grandparent reacfions
now even grandma is clip farming 😭
grandparents might be the key to zillion views counts.
my parents would call me a disappointment lol
we got gramps and granny squashy before gta 6
imagine if they made this keyboard with HE switches, it would be crazy with wireless mode
north facing switches in a board anywhere above 120usd is CRAZY
nowadays, north facing switches period is crazy
@@clarkettinger6958 I think that's an extreme reach especially given this is targeting gamers. Even if it's a great product, I can't fit my "swanky" GMK caps so it's not worth more than a Logitech Pro? Pretty hot take with very little logic.
galvanized square steel?!?!
0:46
My, my, who will buy? 🗣️🔥
Hall effect is just a must, but we already have Snap Tap as a coming up requirement. Asus is 2 years in the past with their tech, and at nearly 2-3x the price of competitors. Please, Asus, do market research before releasing such products.
Why are HFX a must??
spending these prices on keyboards is insane lmao
i bought a keyboard for £30 after looking it up the market price is $165
and it works perfectly fine like any other keyboard.
More grandparents participation!!!
Just get the scope II 96 wireless instead. no oled or "stiffness changer" but otherwise it's the same stuff and for like 150bucks