As much as I loved the Asus ROG Claymore when I tested it at the end of last year, there's still a very large part of me that balks at the idea of spending £150 on a mechanical keyboard. After years of being perfectly happy with admittedly terrible plastic membrane concoctions, it's hard to let go.

This is a very good looking keyboard and even the box looks nice. Keys all felt substantial so I guess this is why it is a $144 keyboard.

This the best keyboard I've ever used. I specifically chose the cherry mx blue ('cause I love the key travel and clacking sound :) The software doesn't support Linux/Mac , but I knew that going in. The media controls work great on all three platforms.

I came from a logitech G19 'gaming keyboard' while it was membrane it had 32 macro keys which I used in almost all of my gaming and productivity sessions. This was my biggest concern moving to and having to reacquaint myself with a standard form keyboard.

Loved everything about but unfortunately it was sent to me with a missing key it was a key that I don't really ever use and it's not worth it trying to get a replacement

I haven't used a mechanical keyboard in over 10 years. I pretty much forgot there was such a thing. It is pricey but worth it. Instantly feels like I can touch-type faster.

first its was so easy to order it~i am a gamer i used to use gaming keyboards but this one is hands down