ASUS ROG Strix Flare Pnk (Cherry MX Red) Limited Edition Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Switches, Aura Sync RGB Lighting, Customizable Badge, USB Pass Through and Media CONTROLS
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Style: Keyboard
Color: Pink
Features
- ASUS Limited Edition Gaming Keyboard for the Pinkaholic - Bring forth your quaint style without compromising on quality with ROG Strix Flare PNK. Experience an immersive, performance packed gaming audio with a chic new look
- PRO GAMERS PREFERRED - ASUS ROG Strix Flare PNK Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is made of German Cherry MX Red switches that offer precision input, faster response time, enhanced gaming performance & smooth keystrokes
- 100% ANTI-GHOSTING - Fully programmable keys, onboard memory for storing profiles, on-the-fly macro keyboard recordings, support for ROG Armoury II software
- CUSTOMIZE YOUR LOGO Utilize endless color spectrum & a range of dynamic lighting to flare up your RGB keyboard & create a personalized logo with the provided black acrylic badge. Wired keyboard connection, includes programable Aura Sync lighting
- DEDICATED KEYBOARD MEDIA CONTROLS - Control your audio with instant media keys & smooth-scrolling volume wheel on upper left on this PC gaming keyboard. Includes USB passthrough for easy connectivity & a detachable wrist-rest for extra comfort
Description
The ultimate combination of gaming performance and personalization, the ROG Strix flare features responsive Cherry MX Red RGB switches with Asus Aura Sync, sharing lighting effects across all aura Sync-capable products. Take control of your gaming experience with on-the-fly macros recording, USB pass through, integrated media controls, and customizable badge.
Brand: ASUS
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Keyboard Description: Gaming
Special Feature: Multimedia Keyboard
Color: Pink
Operating System: Windows 7, Windows 10
Number of Keys: 104
Keyboard backlighting color support: RGB
Style: Keyboard
Brand: ASUS
Series: XA01 STRIX FLARE PNK/RD/US
Item model number: XA01 STRIX FLARE PNK/RD/US
Hardware Platform: PC
Operating System: Windows 7, Windows 10
Item Weight: 4.4 pounds
Product Dimensions: 17.9 x 6.1 x 1.2 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 17.9 x 6.1 x 1.2 inches
Color: Pink
Manufacturer: Asus
Country of Origin: China
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: June 5, 2019
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Style: Cherry MX Brown
Color: Black
My last two keyboards have been Corsair boards (K55 and K70 Rapidfire). I had significant software and firmware issues with these boards, including but not limited to infinite key ghosting, randomly disconnecting every connected USB device, and causing lockups when connecting and disconnecting controllers and similar devices. I also hated the Cherry MX Speed switches I had on the K70, too little actuation force and distance, far too linear, and typing felt really mushy (would also hit lots of other keys because of how odd the Speed switches are). And for a $150 keyboard, the K70 was definitely not worth it (doesn't even have on board memory!). Not to mention, the iCUE software is very bad. You can do a lot of cool lighting effects with it, but the UI is ugly and it is very clunky. Some things like profile switching and adding macros to new profiles is very annoying and is really time consuming (often times profiles would randomly switch on their own when tabbing through various open programs). Queue the ROG Strix Flare. After being pissed at how bad my last few keyboards were I definitely didn't want to get another Corsair one. I've been a fan of Asus products for some time, with most of my PC being made out of ROG components and having a Zenfone; so I naturally went to see what Asus had to offer. The Claymore looks really nice, but its quite expensive and doesn't come with a wrist rest (from what I've seen), so I looked for other options. The Cerberus is a membrane board, and isn't RGB; but its cheap. I saw the Flare crop up in Amazon and it looked pretty good. I went and watched a couple reviews for it and was sold. I chose the MX Brown model. Unboxing the Strix Flare was really nice. The keyboard was wrapped in cloth and, as per usual, the actual box itself was well designed and very simplistic. I went and got the ROG Armoury II software; which has less customization than Corsair's, but the UI is nicer and works far better. The Brown switches were immediately different from the Speed switches. I can rest my hand on the keys without accidentally inputting a bunch of random characters, and the feel of pressing the key is much more responsive thanks to the tactile bump. The heavier actuation force and farther actuation distance makes typing much more enjoyable. I no longer accidentally press wrong or extra keys, and the keycaps feel nicer under my fingers. The board itself looks more simplistic than the K70, and it feels nicer despite being made out of plastic. The RGB elements are done better imo, and the under-glow on the sides is cool. The media keys are easier to reach because they aren't hidden behind tall keycaps anymore, I would prefer them to be above the numpad, but I think the trade-off is acceptable. The volume nob is larger and feels better when you roll it. There is no volume mute button, which is kind of unfortunate, but at least there's media keys. I don't feel like the Windows lock button is necessary, but I've rarely used them before, so maybe its nice for someone else. Actually having on-the-fly macro recording is nice as well (if it was on the K70 I never knew how to use it). The wrist rest feels nice, despite not being padded. However I think they cut back here, the wrist rest does not seem to actually attach to the board, not even with magnets. I just seems to kinda rest in the grooves cutout for the wrist rest, if you lift the keyboard the wrist rest will fall off. ROG Armoury II, the software used to control ROG peripherals is really nice. Macros are universal across lighting profiles (I absolutely love this). The Flare has onboard storage, which I expect at this pricepoint, and is nice (no more mismatched RGB while booting up). This also means I don't have to install software and copy files over to a DVD or USB drive just to use the keyboard on my laptop, or another PC. The Flare also has built in profile switching buttons (thank you) and you don't have to unplug the keyboard to factory reset (also a nice touch, I think). There are probably better keyboards for less, but I prefer Asus products and I don't think it was money poorly spent. I'm loving this keyboard and I highly recommend it for those who like MX Brown (or similar) switches and want a nice, high quality RGB mechanical keyboard.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2018 by east
Don't let the headline fool you. This keyboard really is a good solid keyboard, however, there are a few drawbacks to it, especially at the $150 price point. The material are a good solid quality, with just a little bit of give if you bend it a little, but even with my heavy typing it doesn't feel like it's going to break on you at any point. The keys are the Cherry MX SS switches which for me have taken some getting used to as the smooth action sans tactile click is not what I'm used to. However, I have been enjoying a bit of a quieter typing experience thanks to this, though it is not completely quiet. This keyboard is for gamers who really like a minimalist style. The right alt key becomes your macro key and you can program that through the Armoury Crate software and the function key. This is something I'm still getting used to trying out. My success has been lackluster thus far, but I blame that on me not being used to this style of macro key. The only extra keys you will find are the Windows lock key, which can be invaluable in certain types of games, the keyboard brightness control, media keys and volume wheel. All of which are conveniently located above the Esc and F1-F8 keys making it so you can use your WASD hand to control your media/volume leaving your right hand on your mouse. The Armoury Crate software is really where it's at if you have an Asus motherboard to pair this with. Having the Crosshair VIII Hero (WiFi) with my 3950X is the biggest reason why I bought an Asus keyboard and mouse as well. Granted, the software can be buggy on some boards (I had issues with it on my Crosshair VII Hero w/ 2700X that my buddy who bought it from me reported he was having some similar issues with) however, on this current hardware I have had no issues with the software at all. However, lighting customization is one area that is lacking in my opinion. My previous keyboard's software allowed all sorts of customization that I loved for gaming that made things easier for me. I'm not colorblind, but having the ability to color code certain keys (such as the WASD keys) is something I absolutely loved about that keyboard. This is something that's lacking in this Asus keyboard. You are also going to want to get a different wrist pad than the one provided. To call it a pad though is in accurate. It's a wrist rest, not a pad. It's small, plastic and not comfortable in the least. The USB pass through is conveniently located between the cable and a little decorative lighted glass (almost like a microscope slide) with the Republic of Gamers logo etched onto it. I presently use this port for the wireless base of my ROG Spatha mouse. This glass is removable and can be replaced with a blank one (provided) that you can decorate yourself if you wish. While this most certainly is a vanity thing completely, I can't discount that kind of personalization. Again, this keyboard is a bit on the pricey side compared to other options out there. However, if you are already invested in the Asus ecosystem at all it is totally worth it. However, if you're not using an Asus motherboard I would likely steer clear if I were you. Pros: Solid build quality Excellent key action Excellent control via Armoury Crate Minimalist design Physical personalization Cons: Pricey Uncomfortable wrist rest that's too small for large hands Lack of individual key lighting customization Not really a great option if you don't have an Asus motherboard.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2020 by Dustin G.