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Azio Armato Gaming Mechanical Keyboards
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Azio Armato Gaming Mechanical Keyboards
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Whether you’re shooting down enemy aircraft or hammering out a spreadsheet, the Azio Armato offers a satisfying experience to keep you engaged. Available in two different styles—one classic and one more forward-thinking—the keyboard features Cherry MX switches that will last up to 50 million keystrokes Read More
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195
Nov 15, 2017
While this is a great keyboard (I have yet to receive mine from the October drop, expect to receive it in 2 days), the price increase of $10 may nor worth it, considering the time it will take for you to receive it. Not sure why the increase but still cheaper than other online retailers. Pretty sure it's worth every penny.
UncleMusket
166
Nov 15, 2017
It's not "superior in pretty much every way" if it lacks features this one has. Macros, volume knob, others.
I'm the most critical keyboard user there is but this looks like they finally have a contender vs the DAS4.
psiclone
405
Jun 12, 2018
UncleMusketI'm personally for a GMMK, but agree that it's not comparable. The features are different. It lacks one thing I love most about my old Logitech, the volume rocker. I use AutoHotkey to compensate, but it's still not the same.
NoMuffinForYou
143
May 9, 2018
So is there ever going to be an RGB version of this? I love the design and features but they're both.... lets just say not attractive with the current color offerings (red and type-writer aren't exactly a great selection).
MyFoot
21
Oct 1, 2017
I Bought the "retro" style with the type writer key caps and cheery mx blue switches
Received the keyboard Tuesday (9-26-17). Its now 10-1-17, So Far I love it. Its a hefty Keyboard and feels very solid. I little bit of flex if you try, but on a table its extremely solid.
Before this keyboard I had the Magic-Force 68 Keyboard, which I liked enough to buy two as gifts for family members.
Pros: Full Size Keyboard, so it has no "layers" that need to be turned on to access some functions. If you need it it has 5 programmable micro buttons, though this doesn't do anything for me. It would be useful to bind them to functions in Photoshop or other similar programs (or games) Again its hefty and feels very solid. Dedicated media keys, Which I use a lot. Cons: Loud (Duh, blues are loud) if you have this in an office environment, do yourself and your office mates a favor and put some O-rings or silencers on them. I use this keyboard at home, so i doesn't bother me that much, in fact I find the clicks soothing, though i still might put some silencers on them. for how big and heavy it is, the rubber pads on the bottom are insubstantial. The keyboard will move around if you put pressure on it. The hinges for the tilt legs isn't stiff, so in pressure causes them to fall over, however the Magic-Force had this issue as well. Just something to be aware of.
Overall, I'm Happy with the keyboard, and I would Recommend it.
Pros: Full Size Keyboard, so it has no "layers" that need to be turned on to access some functions. If you need it it has 5 programmable micro buttons, though this doesn't do anything for me. It would be useful to bind them to functions in Photoshop or other similar programs (or games) Again its hefty and feels very solid. Dedicated media keys, Which I use a lot. Cons: Loud (Duh, blues are loud) if you have this in an office environment, do yourself and your office mates a favor and put some O-rings or silencers on them. I use this keyboard at home, so i doesn't bother me that much, in fact I find the clicks soothing, though i still might put some silencers on them. for how big and heavy it is, the rubber pads on the bottom are insubstantial. The keyboard will move around if you put pressure on it. The hinges for the tilt legs isn't stiff, so in pressure causes them to fall over, however the Magic-Force had this issue as well. Just something to be aware of.
Overall, I'm Happy with the keyboard, and I would Recommend it.
ScoobyWan
85
Jun 23, 2017
Gaming keyboard with no linear switches? I'd buy one right now if it came with cherry reds or silver :(
UncleMusket
166
Nov 15, 2017
ertoIt lets you easily manipulate it without removing hand from mouse. It's my favorite feature of the DAS4.
NoMuffinForYou
143
Nov 15, 2017
Every time this drops I get excited that there might be an RGB version, and every time I'm disappointed.....
wilcoxon
11
Jun 12, 2018
If the backlight was something other than red (ideally blue or purple), I'd grab one of these. I hate red backlighting and have never understood why it is popular.
eesparza
195
Nov 8, 2017
I joined the drop that ended on 10/18. The keyboard was supposed to be shipped by 11/7 but have not received any tracking info or updates. The transactions page just says "Order placed with vendor". Does anyone know how long is the wait usually?
HanHyoJoo
23
Jun 22, 2017
for the armato ce is it 100% cherry blues? cause on their webpage only the normal armato has cherry browns
G8-King
4
Jun 23, 2017
Armato CE (Classic Edition) comes with Kailh Blue Switch
Armato ( Black/Red) comes with Cherry Brown
Kopodomoron
0
Jun 25, 2017
G8-KingI don't think so. I've found the Aromato CE with cherry blue switches, I think there is confusion because there're several versions of the Classic Edition in the Web. (source: https://www.mwave.com.au/product/azio-armarto-ce-mgkarmato02-backlit-mechanical-keyboard-cherry-mx-blue-ac03348)
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