ROG Strix Scope II 96 Wireless
1) Go into Armory and go to Keys section of the keyboard.
2) Click on the letter "A", then on the right hand side, select Preset Input Text. Enter something like "lol".
3) Change keyboard to bluetooth, connect to a device without Armory such as your phone.
4) Go to somewhere you can type.
5) Press "A"
6) Nothing happens.
If we had rebound "A" to options like Keyboard Function (say "B"), or Multimedia (say "Volume Up") in AC, then it would actually save to the on-board memory properly, and you could use it even on a device that doesn't have Armory.
Even Macros can be saved to the on-board memory.
However, Preset Input Text isn't saving to the on-board memory despite it being a relatively simple function. Let's assume the most common Unicode encoding, where each character is 2 bytes. Even if someone is crazy enough to use the entirety of the 250 characters limit, that is 500 bytes, or roughly 0.5 KB of space. There is no way this is a hardware limitation issue.
Mind you this is a very very expensive keyboard, advertising that it has on-board memory with 5 profiles.
I don't know if posting about this issue here will actually get it fixed, but I'm hoping someone can pass this down to the relevant department.
