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ASUS Launches 'ROG Strix Flare' That I Design
Published2018.03.29 12:48Individual performance and LED light customization possible with the improved ROG Armoury II
ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) is launching the ROG Strix Flare, a high-performance, customizable mechanical gaming keyboard.
The ROG Strix Flare utilizes genuine Cherry MX RGB switches to provide precise keystrokes and optimal responsiveness. It is also characterized by maximizing gamers' individuality through customizable detachable acrylic badges and AURA lighting. Additionally, it features a detachable palm rest for comfortable typing.
The ROG STRIX Flare, which uses Cherry MX RGB switches, is scheduled to be released in Red, Blue, Brown, and Black switches, allowing users to choose according to their preferences. These keyboards support 100% anti-ghosting technology using N-key rollover, so all keys are stably registered even when multiple keys are pressed simultaneously, and thus are expected to show excellent performance in various game genres such as FPS, RTS, rhythm games, and MMORPGs.
One of the advantages of the ROG Strix Flare is the detachable acrylic Aura badge. While it comes with the ROG logo printed by default, users can customize it by drawing, laser engraving, or using printed stickers according to their preference.
The individual backlit keys are housed in a dual-texture case displaying the signature ROG slash design, and can provide various effects with differentiated lighting through LEDs located at the bottom of both sides of the case. These LED effects allow you to synchronize LED settings with other ROG devices through ASUS's proprietary technology, ASUS Aura Sync, enabling you to create your own unique gaming environment.
In addition, the media controls are located at the top left, allowing for one-handed operation. This design differentiates it from the two-handed multimedia keys supported by other keyboards, enabling immediate control with the left hand without the need to remove the right hand used for mouse operation during gameplay, thereby minimizing unnecessary movements during gameplay.
Other devices such as gaming mice and headsets can be connected via a separate USB serial port located on the back, and a detachable palm rest is provided to suit the user's preference, enhancing typing convenience and reducing fatigue for gamers.
Additionally, more detailed settings are possible through ROG Armoury II, the management program for the ROG Strix Flare. Based on an intuitive UI, users can easily create profiles, customize colors and lighting effects, map keys, and record macros. It implements extensive control functions while using minimal system resources, even allowing for the tracking of hardware statistics for gameplay data analysis.
"We are pleased to be able to expand our lineup beyond a single product with the ROG Strix Flare and offer products that meet the needs of users," an ASUS representative said. "We will continue to steadily release ASUS ROG gaming gear lineups, so please look forward to our future endeavors."
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