ASUS ROG just unveiled a fresh batch of gaming peripherals, and it’s a pretty exciting lineup. If you’re into keyboards, mice, mousepads, or headsets, there’s something new to check out. Starting with the ROG Azoth X keyboard, this one’s a compact 75% layout packed with enthusiast-level features. It’s got a slick trans
ASUS ROG just unveiled a fresh batch of gaming peripherals, and it’s a pretty exciting lineup. If you’re into keyboards, mice, mousepads, or headsets, there’s something new to check out.
Starting with the ROG Azoth X keyboard, this one’s a compact 75% layout packed with enthusiast-level features. It’s got a slick translucent three-sided keycap design that plays nicely with RGB lighting, plus dye-sublimated legends with ROG’s signature style.
Under the hood, it’s built for silence and comfort: gasket-mounted with FR4 plate, loaded with five layers of dampening material, and south-facing hot-swappable NX Snow V2 switches. You also get an OLED screen and a three-way knob for quick system tweaks, plus versatile connectivity of 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth, and wired USB. There’s even a comfy wrist rest included.
Next up is the ROG Keris II Origin mouse. This thing only weighs 64 grams and supports tri-mode connectivity. It features ASUS’s high-end 42,000-dpi ROG AimPoint Pro sensor, which even works on glass surfaces. You also get customizable RGB zones, switch-socket flexibility, and low-latency performance of up to 8K polling rate thanks to ROG SpeedNova tech. It comes with a Paracord cable, grippy tape, and PTFE feet for that ultra-smooth glide.
For desk coverage, the Scabbard II Arctic Gray XXL mouse pad has been refreshed with a clean, light-gray look, which is perfect if your setup leans toward a white or minimalist theme. The surface is resistant to water, oil, and dust, and it’s designed to keep things looking sharp with flat-stitched edges that won’t fray easily.
Finally, the ROG Delta II Moonlight White headset rounds things off with its super lightweight at just 318g and supports tri-mode connectivity, including wireless via 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, and wired through a 3.5mm jack, now available in the Moonlight White colorway.
The audio side is using titanium-coated 50mm drivers, a detachable boom mic, and up to 110 hours of battery life if you keep RGB off. Even if you're short on time, a quick 15-minute charge gets you 11 hours of playtime.
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Starting with the ROG Azoth X keyboard, this one’s a compact 75% layout packed with enthusiast-level features. It’s got a slick translucent three-sided keycap design that plays nicely with RGB lighting, plus dye-sublimated legends with ROG’s signature style.
Under the hood, it’s built for silence and comfort: gasket-mounted with FR4 plate, loaded with five layers of dampening material, and south-facing hot-swappable NX Snow V2 switches. You also get an OLED screen and a three-way knob for quick system tweaks, plus versatile connectivity of 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth, and wired USB. There’s even a comfy wrist rest included.
Next up is the ROG Keris II Origin mouse. This thing only weighs 64 grams and supports tri-mode connectivity. It features ASUS’s high-end 42,000-dpi ROG AimPoint Pro sensor, which even works on glass surfaces. You also get customizable RGB zones, switch-socket flexibility, and low-latency performance of up to 8K polling rate thanks to ROG SpeedNova tech. It comes with a Paracord cable, grippy tape, and PTFE feet for that ultra-smooth glide.
For desk coverage, the Scabbard II Arctic Gray XXL mouse pad has been refreshed with a clean, light-gray look, which is perfect if your setup leans toward a white or minimalist theme. The surface is resistant to water, oil, and dust, and it’s designed to keep things looking sharp with flat-stitched edges that won’t fray easily.
Finally, the ROG Delta II Moonlight White headset rounds things off with its super lightweight at just 318g and supports tri-mode connectivity, including wireless via 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, and wired through a 3.5mm jack, now available in the Moonlight White colorway.
The audio side is using titanium-coated 50mm drivers, a detachable boom mic, and up to 110 hours of battery life if you keep RGB off. Even if you're short on time, a quick 15-minute charge gets you 11 hours of playtime. 
