What Keyboard Does iiTzTimmy Use?
Updated
iiTzTimmy has played on the ASUS ROG Azoth since August 2026. Before that he used the Higround Performance Base 65, from April 2024.
- Form Factor
- 75%
- Switches
- ROG NX Brown
- PCB
- Hotswappable
- Weight
- 1186g
iiTzTimmy's keyboard history
Since September 2022 iiTzTimmy has gone through four keyboards, and the timeline is easy to read. The Wooting 60HE+ was a short first stop of 2.7 months. The Higround Summit 65 came next for 16.2 months (1.3 years).
The Higround Performance Base 65 is the longest period, 28.0 months (2.3 years), from April 2024 to August 2026. In August 2026 he moved to the ASUS ROG Azoth, which he has used for 2.4 months. So the current board is the newest in the history, and it replaced his longest-used one.
| Keyboard | From | To |
|---|---|---|
| ASUS ROG Azothnow | August 2026 | today |
| Higround Performance Base 65 | April 2024 | August 2026 |
| Higround Summit 65 | December 2022 | April 2024 |
| Wooting 60HE+ | September 2022 | December 2022 |
Switches and actuation
The ROG Azoth is a 75% board with a hotswappable PCB. That means the switches can be pulled out and replaced without soldering, which makes it easy to change the feel later. The model is sold with ROG NX Brown switches.
The Azoth has RGB lighting and a 75% layout. That keeps the arrow keys and function row on a board that is more compact than full-size.
Key binds
In Apex Legends the left hand does most of the work, and the table above shows how it is spread out. Sprint sits on L-Shift and crouch on C. Weapon slots 1 and 2 are on the number row, and Q holsters weapons. The tactical and ultimate abilities sit on 3 and 4. The healing items run along the number row from 5 to 9, so shields and med items each have their own key.
VALORANT uses the same left-hand area. Walk is on L-Shift and crouch on L-Ctrl. The abilities are on Q, X and C, with the ultimate on 4. Weapon slots 1, 2 and 3 cover primary, secondary and melee, and the spike is on T.
| Group | Action | Key |
|---|---|---|
| Movement | Crouch | C |
| Movement | Jump | Mouse Wheel Down |
| Movement | Sprint | L-Shift |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Tactical Ability | 3 |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Ultimate Ability | 4 |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Interact / Pickup | E |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Alternate Interact | X |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Inventory | Tab |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Map | M |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Toggle Fire Mode | B |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Melee | Mouse Button 4 |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Equip Weapon 1 | 1 |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Equip Weapon 2 | 2 |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Holster Weapons | Q |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Equip Grenade | T |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Equip Survival Item | L-Alt |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Use Syringe | 5 |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Use Med Kit | 6 |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Use Shield Cell | 7 |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Use Shield Battery | 8 |
| Weapons_&_Abilities | Use Phoenix Kit | 9 |
| All | Walk | L-Shift |
| All | Crouch | L-Ctrl |
| All | Jump | Mouse Wheel Down |
| All | Use Object | F |
| All | Equip Primary Weapon | 1 |
| All | Equip Secondary Weapon | 2 |
| All | Equip Melee Weapon | 3 |
| All | Equip Spike | T |
| All | Use/Equip Ability: 1 | Q |
| All | Use/Equip Ability: 2 | X |
| All | Use/Equip Ability: 3 | C |
| All | Use/Equip Ability: Ultimate | 4 |
Should you buy iiTzTimmy's keyboard?
The ROG Azoth suits players who want a 75% board that keeps the arrow keys and function row, and who value a hotswappable PCB for changing switches later. It is a substantial board, and the Sony alternative below is 376 g lighter. The Azoth is available to buy.
The alternatives trade off differently:
- Razer Blackwidow V4 75% is also hotswappable and comes with Razer Orange switches. It is 1.9 cm longer, 0.5 cm narrower and 0.6 cm lower than the Azoth. One pro uses it now.
- Sony INZONE KBD-H75 is 376 g lighter, 0.4 cm shorter, 0.8 cm narrower and 0.2 cm lower. It uses unspecified magnetic switches and is not hotswappable. Three pros use it now.
- ASUS ROG Falchion Ace 75 HE Black has ROG HFX Magnetic switches and a hotswappable PCB. It is 0.9 cm longer, 0.6 cm narrower and 0.3 cm lower. Three pros use it now.
If swapping switches matters to you, the Razer and the Falchion keep that option. The Sony gives it up in exchange for a lighter, shorter body.
- Form Factor
- 75%
- Switches
- Razer Orange
- PCB
- Hotswappable
- Form Factor
- 75%
- Switches
- Unspecified Magnetic Switches
- PCB
- Non-Hotswappable
- Weight
- 810g
- Form Factor
- 75%
- Switches
- ROG HFX Magnetic
- PCB
- Hotswappable
FAQ
What keyboard does iiTzTimmy use?
He plays on the ASUS ROG Azoth, a 75% hotswappable board with RGB. He has used it since August 2026.
What keyboard did iiTzTimmy use before the ROG Azoth?
Before the Azoth he used the Higround Performance Base 65 from April 2024 to August 2026. That is 28.0 months (2.3 years), his longest period on one keyboard.
How many keyboards has iiTzTimmy used?
His history lists four different models: Wooting 60HE+, Higround Summit 65, Higround Performance Base 65 and ASUS ROG Azoth.
What form factor is the ASUS ROG Azoth?
It is a 75% keyboard with a hotswappable PCB and RGB lighting.
What are good alternatives to the ROG Azoth?
Three 75% options are the Razer Blackwidow V4 75%, the Sony INZONE KBD-H75 and the ASUS ROG Falchion Ace 75 HE Black. The Sony is 376 g lighter but not hotswappable. The other two are hotswappable.
Sources
- Current device · 2026-08-25