ROG (ASUS) - ROG Azoth

Have you ran into double press issues like many others? I really like the azoth but don't wanna buy one of they are know to have an issue

I used to have the original Logitech G915 (tactile switches), moved to an Asus ROG Azoth (Linear), and recently moved to the Lofree Flow100 (tactile switches) I don't know about the G915X, but the original just had so much wobble, and they sounded very scratchy. I ended up lubing it myself, but because it was my first time, it ended up becoming... mushy? I put way too much lube lol The Lofree Flow100 so far has been the best typing experience I've ever had. Typing feels and sounds **amazing**, but it does have the regular drawbacks everyone mentions. There is only white backlighting, and the keycaps themselves aren't transparent. If you do replace the keycaps, the lighting doesn't always illuminate an entire keycap, like the backspace. No wireless besides BT is a bummer. No VIA/QMK if you're into that. Surprisingly, I find myself fighting against the form factor more than I thought I would. I thought I would get used to no space between the arrow keys and the numpad, but I've had it for over half a year now and I still am hitting the wrong keys. I'm getting new 3D printed keycaps from Etsy to try and help with tactile differentiation. But all that said, this keyboard is *very* likely going to become my main work keyboard, because like someone else mentioned, the IQUNIX MQ80 is out. From everything I've seen, it's supposedly got the same (or better) feel / sound as the Lofree, the same layout as the Lofree Flow80, RGB backlighting, 2.4 GHz wireless, and QMK/VIA. I'm still waiting for mine to be delivered, and can update on how it feels if I remember. If you want a numpad and are okay with the compromises: Lofree keyboard feels great. If you want all the features that Lofree is missing and a (unconfirmed) similar / better typing experience: maybe give the MQ80 a shot. Otherwise, the closest you're going to get to the typing experience will be NuPhy. I can't speak much on them though. Update: Got the MQ80 in, and am disappointed. All of the stabilizers for spacebar, backspace, enter, and shift were unbelievably rattly. Some of the keys sounded great, others were obviously not lubed as much. From everything I've seen, these issues are hit or miss, so probably more a quality control issue than anything. There were just enough issues that I decided to send it back. I'd rather just get another Lofree for work, or test my luck with the cheaper Flow Lite.