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\n No lost functions and no lost matches with the ROG Strix Scope II. It keeps the numpad, f-row and even adds\n \n streamer hotkeys\n \n - all in a\n \n 96% form factor\n \n that''s almost as compact as an 80% board. Most importantly, whether you''re gaming or typing, the\n \n hot-swappable switches\n \n are a major win. For rapid-fire gaming, go with the\n \n NX Snow linear\n \n . And for a super-satisfying clack, go for the\n \n Storm clicky\n \n . They''re both pre-lubed and tuned.\n
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\n - For zero latency, you''ve got 3 connection options -\n \n 2.4 GHz SpeedNova wireless\n \n ,\n \n Bluetooth 5.0\n \n , or good old\n \n USB wired\n \n
\n -\n \n Every key''s programmable\n \n , so you can map combos or productivity shortcuts and save them to the\n \n onboard memory\n \n
\n -\n \n Sound-dampening foam\n \n removes unwanted pinging noises and echoes for better acoustics\n
\n - You can tweak your board''s settings and media controls with the\n \n multi-function button and multiwheel\n \n
\n - For better ergonomics, there are\n \n three tilt angles\n \n and it a comfy\n \n wrist rest\n
\n \n - You can use one little\n \n \n Omni Receiver\n \n \n to pair multiple ROG peripherals\n
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