ASUS ROG Falchion Wireless 65% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard | 68 Keys, Aura Sync RGB, Extended Battery Life, Interactive Touch Panel, PBT Keycaps, Cherry MX Blue Switches, Keyboard Cover Case

I really like this keyboard for what it is. I like the small form factor and the convenience of it being wireless and rechargeable. Wireless is using the 2.4 GHz dongle and not Bluetooth. There is NO Bluetooth. This is fine for me because I've had issues with Bluetooth connectivity. The innovation that was engineered in this keyboard was what also sold me. The interactive touch volume panel and the polycarbonate cover that doubles as a high profile look base that allows the RGB to be diffused in a different way really spoke to me. Doubleshot PBT caps, an aluminum top plate blended with high quality plastics, and the cover provides a perfect balance in weight were it feels premium and not so cheap at the same time. Although this keyboard is geared towards gamers because of the gamer aesthetics and the Cherry MX Red switches, I find it easier for me, in my own experience, to type on this. This whole summary was actually typed using the ROG Falchion at my average speed of 71 WPM with 100% accuracy.

To start off, I want to point out that this keyboard (if you purchase the NX red option) has some of the smoothest linear switches that I've ever used. I have used many $400+ custom keyboards, some of which I hand build myself and lubed, all using various linear switches (the Zeal Tealios being the top of the line). ASUS's NX red switches come factory lubed (not the same as hand lubing) but are insanely smooth and consistent. I think these are easily my second favorite switches that I've ever used on any keyboard, custom or prebuilt. Compared to your average Cherry red keyboard, this keyboard is far smoother, less scratchy, and surprisingly, it sounds much less high pitched and plasticky. I love the way this keyboard sounds. The RGB is very nice, and the layout is also great. The only significant problem that I would point out is that the layout is non-standard, which ends up meaning that you cannot use most custom keycap sets with this keyboard, unless they are one of the extremely fancy few keycap sets that come with options to buy specific space bar lengths. The software is typical of any gaming keyboard. You have to use ROG Armory crate, which I don't mind because I use all-ROG parts in my custom computer, since they are the highest end most of the time. If you want a keyboard with smooth linear switches, good RGB, great macro customization, a 65% layout, the option for wireless connection, and a ROG aesthetic, then this is perfect. Edit: My initial model came with a scratch on it, but I simply returned it. There will always be defects in some products.

Pros: 1. Very nice keyboard: materials, size, battery (in full Light it takes maybe 10-20 hours on WiFi before it reaches 20%), Light Modes, keyboard cover when not in use. Cons: 1. Armoury Crate software only available on Windows; some features, like some specific Light Modes, are also only available on Windows; 2. Keyboard modifiers: - Fn + Left Alt: triggers Macro registration mode, so if you have to trigger a macro that needs both Fn and Alt modifiers - like Alt + F1 - you need to use the Right Alt in order not to enter the Macro registration mode; - Fn + Right Ctrl: trigger contextual menu, so if you have to trigger a macro that needs both Fn and Ctrl modifiers - like Ctrl + W - you need to use the Left Ctrl in order not to pop up the contextual menu; - to summarise: if you want to trigger Ctrl + Alt + F1, when the Fn-Lk is off, you need to use Left Ctrl + Right Alt + Fn + 1; - this is a smart way to add extra functionality on to the modifiers when used together with Fn, but it gets sometimes difficult to trigger a combination; the alternative is to define Macros for the most used combinations; 3. The slider can be accidentally touched sometimes (e.g. keyboard not on a horizontal surface), but you can disable the slider with Fn + Tab.

When I used it for gaming, it was surprisingly pleasant; it felt very responsive. For typing it was also quite responsive - however a personal issue I've found is a marked dot on the W key. I noticed that on every ASUS gaming keyboard, so it must be just for gaming. Similarly, for typing, the F and J key have marks for touch typing. Personally I don't like the weird feel of a dot being on the W key, but I'm sure it is fine with others. The touch volume control on the side of the board is very nice, though when I move my keyboard on my desk, I put my hands on the sides of the keyboard, causing the volume to be adjusted when I don't want it to be. Again another personal issue - the touch screen volume control is still a very nice feature. Overall, it's a wonderful keyboard for what it is. For the price, that is up to you.

Yes yes I get it... a lot of kewbs out there would say their keyboard is way better, way more customizable than this keyboard. And it is true but for me there is a lot going for this keyboard. 1. Size: this keyboard 65% layout keyboard are very different than others custom-made one there because I feel like it is smaller. 2. Connection: not a whole lot of custom-made keyboards are wireless but this one is. It also can be use wired with USB-C connection and a storage for your usb dongle when you need to take the keyboard with you for traveling. 3. Macro: one of the reason I like 65% keyboard because they do include arrow keys so it worked out great for me who can use this keyboard for goin up and down on my coding homeworks. But one advantage this keyboard also have over the others is the side volume-up and volume-down slider. It is awesome, it does take time to get use to that and it does not seem very sensitive but it better than I have to hit function + other keys for volume. 4. Built: custom-made keyboard can be made with multiple different materials: like wood, plastic, aluminum, etc. But this keyboard is already made with seem to be high quality aluminum case and also include a plastic wrap in case you need to take the keyboard somewhere. Overall this keyboard fits everything that I need and I love it.

Excelente teclado chegou no prazo indicado até o presente momento não vi pontos negativos estou muito satisfeito chegou bem embalado.

I prefer wireless keyboard with RGB lights to my gaming setup, making easier for me to play; type anywhere without the help of USB cable as long as wireless Receiver USB connected to my PC casing. I'm assuming that all the products on Amazon are from USA, but some of the products are really expensive that I can't afford. Anyway, thank you so much seller for this new keyboard. Have a great day🌈

発売日から数日後に購入して数か月間使用した感想です。 まずはよかった点。 ・軽い。 ・コンパクト。 ・充電の持ちが良い。 ・まあまあ心地よい打鍵感。 ・入力遅延は感じたことはない。 ・当然だけど、青軸よりも静か。 ・設定に使用するアプリが使いやすい。 ・横のスライドバーが思ったよりも便利。 ・ケーブルレスでも使えるので机がすっきりする。 ・使うアプリによってライティングや設定を割り振れる。 くらいで、あまりストレスなく使えています。 悪かった点は、 ・日本語配列ではないので慣れに多少時間がかかる。 ・設定時に使用するアプリでキーボードが認識されないことがある。 くらいしか、今のところはないです。 ゲーミングキーボードなのでピカピカ光りますが、設定で光らせなくすることも可能ですし、逆に、自分の光らせたいようにすることもできます。FPSをやっていますが、入力遅延を感じたことは一切ないですし、有線のキーボードと全く変わらない使用感です。

Amazon限定タイプ、Cherry青軸のレビューです。 大手のメカニカルワイヤレスとして破格の値段だったので思わず購入。 日本語入力時はAlt＋Fn＋Escでオッケーです。 がっつり文書作りで、記号なども打つケースだと面倒になってきそうですが ゲーム使用で、ゲーム内チャットでも使えればいいという程度ならUS配列でも大丈夫でしょう。 サイドのタッチセンサでの音量調節機構や、カバー付属など、ASUSらしく細部まで気が利いた製品で満足感は高いです。

Es un buen teclado, es configurable desde el teclado también desde el software y tiene buen material de construcción, las luces tienen buen brillo, y la batería tiene una buena duración, solo me gustaría que las teclas tuvieran un mejor material ya que el desgaste se va notando (se ven más brillosas y con menos textura) en la teclas más usadas