ASUS is one of the leading names when it comes to gaming hardware. They’ve got an incredible range of motherboards, power supplies, graphics cards, CPU coolers, even PC cases. They have a little bit of everything really. Their TUF series has always been a big hit with gamers though, thanks to it literally meaning TOUGH, and being a more durable long-lasting product line for those who want a more reliable and quality product. However, these days it also means TUF Gaming Alliance, which includes a lot of ASUS products, but also many other brands products now too. TUF Gaming Alliance products are certified to be compatible with each other, while also following a design philosophy to make sure they look great together too. Lots of black, grey and yellow with that digital camo effect basically; which is awesome.
The ASUS TUF Gaming K3 is certainly well equipped, with a fully mechanical design for excellent work and gaming performance. Of course, that also means full N-key and anti-ghosting, so you can smash your palms into the keyboard with confidence that every bit of rage will be communicated. You get a USB pass-through port, programmable keys, on-board profile storage, etc. Of course, you get their lovely aluminium top and a boot full of RGB too, so it should look pretty fantastic.
“ASUS TUF Gaming K3 is a mechanical RGB keyboard that features durable switches for responsive and reliable performance. Its customizable all-key RGB lighting offers unlimited personalization options, while the detachable magnetic wrist rest gives you extra support and comfort for gaming marathons. In addition, K3 offers convenient USB 2.0 passthrough, an aerospace-grade aluminium top cover, eight fully programmable keys with onboard memory and media keys — so you’ll be ready to play like a pro.” – ASUS
TUF Gaming K3 features heavy-duty mechanical switches with 50-million-keystroke lifespans, and they’re customizable with Blue, Brown or Red switches. 100% anti-ghosting and n-key rollover (NKRO) technology ensure that each keystroke is registered, so you’re always confidently in command.
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