Of everything in ROG’s 20th anniversary Edition 20 collection, the peripherals were always going to be the realistic entry point. Not everyone is buying a PHP 430,590 graphics card. A lot more people can be talked into a mouse and a keyboard that carry actual 24K gold plating. We handled both the ROG Harpe II Extreme Edition 20 and the ROG Azoth Extreme Edition 20 in our hands-on, and now we know what they cost locally: PHP 16,590 and PHP 35,490 respectively.
Lowest Price
ROG Harpe II Extreme Edition 20: PHP 16,590
The ROG Harpe II Extreme Edition 20 keeps the shape that made the Harpe II Ace one of ROG’s better competitive designs and pours the anniversary treatment over it. The gold is not paint. ASUS specifies genuine 24K gold plating on the anniversary emblem and other design elements, sitting inside a crystal-clear shell so you can actually see the metal frame underneath.
- Weight: 82g, ambidextrous, 126.1 x 63.9 x 39.7 mm.
- Sensor: New ROG Aimpoint Pro 65K optical sensor, up to 65,000dpi with 11-level lift-off distance customization.
- Switches: ROG Optical Micro Switches rated at a 100-million-click lifespan.
- Wireless: ROG SpeedNova 8K at up to 8,000Hz polling, with Bluetooth 6.0 and wired USB also on board.
- Feet: Corning Gorilla Glass wide feet in the box, alongside a grip tape set and a 2-meter ROG Paracord.
- Packaging: The retail box converts into a display case, which is a nice touch for something people will inevitably shelf rather than frag with.
Zone Mode flips the mouse into a competitive hardware profile in one step, and configuration runs through Gear Link in a browser with no software install required.
ROG Azoth Extreme Edition 20: PHP 35,490
The ROG Azoth Extreme Edition 20 is the enthusiast piece of the set, and PHP 35,490 puts it firmly in custom-build territory rather than gaming-keyboard territory. What you get for that is a 75 percent layout on an aluminum alloy chassis with a metal frame, a carbon fiber positioning plate, and an adjustable gasket mount with a quick-flip switch that toggles between two cushioned typing feels without disassembly.
- Anniversary detailing: Gold-on-black finish, new translucent black keycaps for diffused lighting, and a 24K-gold-plated commemorative nameplate.
- Switches: Hot-swappable pre-lubed ROG NX Edition 20 mechanical switches, with three spares in the box.
- Control: Full-color OLED touchscreen with a built-in three-way knob for on-the-fly adjustments.
- Polling: 8,000Hz report rate on both USB and 2.4GHz via the bundled ROG Polling Rate Booster.
- Battery: Up to 1,600 hours in 2.4GHz SpeedNova mode.
- Comfort: Extended silicone wrist rest, magnetic feet, and foam stickers plus silicone pins for stabilizer tuning.
Tri-mode connectivity covers 2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5 and USB-C, and it runs on both Windows 11 and macOS 10.11 or later.
ROG Keycap Mystery Box Edition 20: PHP 1,890 a Pull
The cheapest way into the Edition 20 collection is also the strangest. The ROG Keycap Mystery Box Edition 20 is an Ichiban Kuji style blind box at PHP 1,890, containing one randomly selected collectible keycap and one nameplate, each drawn from designs based on iconic ROG products and finished on an obsidian-inspired base.
The odds are where it gets interesting. Any given standard keycap sits at 1 in 6, while the black ROG logo cap is a 1 in 48 pull. That is a rate normally reserved for chase items in serious collectible lines, applied here to a keycap that is not obviously more desirable than the rest of the set. ASUS lists a full box as six keycaps and six nameplates with no duplicates, and flags mystery boxes as final sale with no returns or exchanges. Go in knowing that.
Availability
Full pricing for the rest of the collection, plus a theoretical total build cost, is in our ROG Edition 20 Philippine pricing roundup. We also have dedicated breakdowns of the ROG Astral RTX 5090 Edition 20 and the ROG Crosshair X870E Edition 20 package, and our original hands-on coverage from COMPUTEX 2026.
