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Asustek launches its first 96% layout ROG Strix Scope II 96 wireless mechanical keyboard with a battery life of up to 1500 hours

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 17:10:48 10月01日 Update

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! According to CTOnews.com5 news on March 31, Asustek will launch its first 96% layout ROG Strix Scope II 96 wireless mechanical keyboard at the 2023 Taipei International computer Show.

The new keyboard uses a 96% layout design and is equipped with a right numeric keypad while ensuring a compact layout; the keyboard uses a new ROG NX Snow mechanical shaft design that supports hot swapping; and the keyboard uses an aluminum frame with cushioning foam under both keys and PCB.

The keyboard supports wireless connections, and ROG SpeedNova with optimized 2.4GHz connections reduces latency, as well as Bluetooth and wired connections; the new keyboard is also Asustek's first keyboard with a ROG OMNI receiver that supports wireless connections on multiple devices.

In terms of battery life, the new keyboard supports 1500 hours of use, which will be reduced to 90 hours if the RGB light is turned on.

The new keyboard supports real-time macro recording, and can adjust the keyboard's lighting mode, brightness, profile switching, Bluetooth pairing, etc., and view the remaining battery power directly on the keyboard; in addition, the keyboard is also equipped with a knob. you can adjust the volume and media playback.

The top of the new keyboard is also equipped with hot keys, shared with function keys, can open the Xbox game control bar with one button, and so on.

At present, Asustek official has not announced the price information of the new keyboard, interested CTOnews.com partners can continue to pay attention.

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