ASUS ROG Falchion RX Low Profile Wireless Gaming Keyboard – 65% Compact TKL, Tri-Mode Connectivity, ROG RX Blue Optical Switches, RGB, Touch Panel, Keyboard Cover, PC/Mac Support - White

Asus makes the best hardware in the industry. I got the blue switches and each press feels really nice. I wanted to utilize the Omni receiver and have an ROG keyboard and mouse under one USB. I got this keyboard because it comes with an Omni receiver, but I had to get the ROG Keris II Ace from another retailer. The keyboard hardware is magnificent in both build quality and performance. The keys press solidly with no wobble and the lighting looks beautiful. I like the low profile format because you can react quicker in games without having to press a regular key down all the way before doing another maneuver. The software was a bit wonky at first but after playing with it for a minute I figured it out. This uses Armoury Crate and all the customization and updates are done through there. This also has a switch to work with Apple Mac computers as well as the Mac Command and Option icons on the keyboard. I'm not sure if they make an Armoury Crate for Mac, however. The battery seems to last pretty long especially if you dial back the lighting brightness a bit off 100%. It comes with a nice cover that you can rest they keyboard in and which provides extra grip on the bottom. The price is more than I think it should be, but falls in line with every other keyboard in its class. Overall I think this is a great keyboard and would recommend this as long as the price is comfortable for you.

I wanted to hate this but that's mostly because ASUS tends to be overpriced and their software is garbage. Looking at your armory create, and I have to admit I love this keyboard. I went with the low-profile clicky switch variant. It feels 100% worth the price. The nice metal case and included dust cover are so nice. The switches and keycaps feel so good and the features of the touchbar are nice. I did not install the Armory Crate software to do any level of customization but I've used Armory Crate in the past and cannot see the features changing much. The RGB is bright and vibrant and while I originally thought I would hate the font used on the keycaps it isn't that bad in person. It's a good premium product.

Typing experience is perfect. Nothing to complain. I got the blue switch one, it has the blue switch feel but not the blue switch noise, so this is perfect for me. One thing to complain though: I have a screen bar as my desk light, and because the top part of the keyboard is so clear and reflective, like a mirror, it always reflects the light when i was typing, pretty annoying. Other than this, everything is fine.

I became hyperfixated on building a new keyboard recently and ended up landing on this one. I tried 3 different Keychron keyboards (with custom switches and keycaps, 3 different Corsair keyboards and tested a couple of other brands (LG, Razer) at best buy. I wasn't fully satisfied with any of them. I decided to try this one since I have a lot of other ASUS ROG gear, and I was looking for a 65% keyboard specifically. I bought both the Red and Blue switch version. I wanted the blue tactile keyboard for home, and I wanted the same keyboard but quieter for the office and the Red switches work for that. I also primarily use Mac so the Win/Mac switch makes it easy. The shine through key caps are nice and crisp. The Keychron ones I tried were all uneven and looked terrible. I also like the simple aluminum look of the Falchion as well. The only downside I have noticed so far is the software (ASUS Armoury Crate) isn't as advanced or as customizable as Keychron or Corsair. I also wish this keyboard came in black, but the white does also look pretty good with the aluminum.

This thing is awesome great quality and performance! I just recently upgraded from the Logitech G915 wireless Keyboard -brown tactile version and this is so much better ! I highly recommend if you want a wireless premium keyboard also if your coming from a keyboard where you are used to a little sound and a tactile response i would suggest to go with the blue switch version its great sounds really good not loud at all!

I'm a senior citizen, working on a small desk. I bought this keyboard more for its size than anything. It also had excellent reviews, and I can see why. It's well made, and really beautiful with the LED lights. It's not loud or"clicky", just has a gentle sound when you push the keys. It has all the keys you need, and none that you don't. I has a "delete" key, which I use a lot. I'm not a gamer, obviously. I only do "office" type work, writing, planning vacations and such. I think it's worth the price. It should last for years.

Clickiness is not as loud as usual blue switches but still there. Everything about the keyboard is fairly complete for both gaming and use on Windows and Mac. Most important thing is that it saves desktop real estate and is more ergonomic than typical mechanical keyboards.

There is one button that feels different when pressed than the others. It's as if the button doesn't have a spring. There's no crisp clicking sound anymore, either.

The box was open upon arrival. The keyboard did not have its cover (the plastic protective hard case). All the accessories were opened too. Super bummed. Returning the item.

Excelente producto, hace juego con mi ASUS ROG Ally

I'm not a huge fan of blue switches, but since this keyboard only comes in blue or red, I had to get the blue one for the tactile feedback. However since it's low profile, it's not as noisy as your typical blue switches, which is a huge plus for me. I've been using low profiles keyboard for a good 3 years, previously on Logitech G915. Although I've been a Logitech fanboy since I have memory, I have to say this keyboard is several leagues above G915. The keycaps don't wobble, material feels more premium and less slippery/plasticky. Wireless perfomance/battery life is on par with Logitech, and the form factor is way better (G915 has a pretty sparse layout despite being TKL for some reason) Some cons on the keyboard: - The touch sensor for volume adjustment can be finnicky. It's definitely less reliable than a scrolling wheel type, but it's usable - (Huge minus) You can't redefine the Fn+key combination. Those are all baked into the hardware I assume. Those Fn+keys are super important for 65% keyboards, so I had to reassign a few thinly used keys (right Ctrl, right Alt, Ins etc.) to other keys to fit my workflow. - Software is bad. So far it hasn't irked me beyond comprehension like Razer's does, i.e. it doesn't bug out the keyboard and make it useless, so at least there's that. But it's definitely clunky and I'd avoided using it once I was done with the initial set up

Its fantastic. No issues, and paired with an Asus mouse I don't have any cables on my table. Armoury crate sucks but after updating the keyboard you don’t need to use it. I wish it came in a black version. The White is beautiful but I'm in constant fear for its continued cleanliness. 10/10 keyboard if your looking for low profile. I got mine on sale so it was much cheaper then other options.

PLEASE MAKE THE DEFAULT OPTION AS OFF FOR THE SNAPTAP FUNCTION. IT CAUSES YOU TO GET KICKED FROM CS2... Other than that this keyboard is 10/10 amazing, I love it so much. Even coming from my fully custom built one, this thing is built amazingly. I've always wanted a nice low profile one and this ticks all the boxes including the amazing RGB.