Asus ROG Claymore II

Wireless and mechanical ; Number pad can attach to either side of the keyboard ; Four dedicated macro keys ; Perfectly light ROG RX opto-mechanical switches ; Detachable wrist rest

Number pad doesn’t always feel secure ; Removable end caps for keyboard and number pad are easily lost ; USB passthrough only works in wired mode ; Very expensive

Asus’ revised wireless mechanical ambidextrous gaming keyboard is full of upgrades and ready for the spotlight.

Unique design ; Numpad can be attached on the left or right side of the main keyboard ; Bright backlighting, including side function labels ; Solid wireless performance ; Fast charging support, good battery life ; Included wrist rest

Sliding the numpad in and out is not as intuitive as magnetic, plus the cover caps may get lost ; If you can decide whether you want a full-size keyboard or TKL, getting the Claymore II is quite pricey

A wireless, mechanical gaming keyboard with detachable numpad, giving you the best of both worlds (full-size or 80%/TKL)

+ Amazing battery life, even with RGB turned on ; + Feels solid ; + Impressive packaging ; + Media controls is satisfying to use ; + Simple yet sleek design

- Some may be reluctant to spend much on a keyboard ; - Modular part is a bit wobbly when connected ; - It takes awhile to be fully charged

If you have the money in your wallet, the ROG Claymore is a premium gaming keyboard that offers you one of the best experiences around.

Premium build quality ; Modular design is ingenious ; Clicky optical switches feel decent

High price ; Non-attachable wristrest ; Cheap-feeling keycaps

Modular design works well with all gaming types and set ups.

Narrow wrist rest.

It’s very expensive, but you are getting a heck of a lot of keyboard for your money.