ROG Falchion Ace HFX Hall Effect Gaming Keyboard – 65% TKL, Dual USB-C, Magnetic Switches, Rapid Trigger, Speed Tap, 8000 Hz Polling, Touch Panel, Portable, Protective Cover, PBT Keycaps - Black

Best 65% keyboard I’ve ever used in my 35 years of living; this is the Mercedes Benz of keyboards. Performance, sound, build quality, trigger response, led color are all top-notch. If there are any other aspects of a keyboard that are important to you, I guarantee this kb won’t disappoint. Affordable? Negative. Worth it? Without a doubt - If you can afford to, buy it right now

If you’re gaming this is the only keyboard to get. Compact design is on point, no number pad taking up valuable mouse space. Rapid trigger setting. The actuation is customizable, keys feel and sound great. The slider feature with multiple modes for volume, media and brightness as well as actuation tuning and macro Is chefs kiss. Nice tray that doubles as a protective cover. This thing is firing on all cylinders, you won’t regret buying this keyboard to game on. Well done ASUS! 💪🏻

Best 65% keyboard I’ve ever used in my 26 years of living; this is the Mercedes Benz of keyboards. Performance, sound, build quality, trigger response, led color are all top-notch. If there are any other aspects of a keyboard that are important to you, I guarantee this kb won’t disappoint. Affordable? Negative. Worth it? Without a doubt - If you can afford to, buy it right now

I have been trying to find a replacement keyboard for my aging HyperX alloy elite. It hasn't been easy. I wanted a keyboard with similar features but with analog keys. The ROG Falchion Ace HFX has come closest so far but in the end, I sent it back. This keyboard by far has the best feeling keys. Silky smooth with a satisfying sound. The RGB lighting worked well but requires the full armory crate software to get the per key lighting to work when you have different color layouts for different games. It does not have a way to store these RGB profiles to the keyboard which was a big disappointment. I also missed the dedicated function keys. Had it had them, I probably would have kept it. This is one that I keep wondering if I should have kept it because of the way the keys felt, the magnetic switch for rapid trigger, the build quality and the value for the money as I got it for $125 due to coupons and discounts. So far I have tried the Monsgeek M1 V5 TMR, nuphy Field75 HE and an Alienware 510K and this was the best by far.

I've been using this keyboard for a few months now. It’s my first time trying a Tenkeyless (TKL) layout and a brand other than Logitech. The keyboard feels amazing to type on, and the function keys are surprisingly easy to remember and use. I also love the lighting options; it's great that I can change the color settings directly on the keyboard itself. The only minor downside is the software. Armoury Crate feels a bit heavier compared to Logitech’s G HUB, which I had used for years. However, that shouldn't be a dealbreaker if you have a decent PC. Overall, I'm very satisfied!

This is a solid hall-effect keyboard with a great sound and feel. It has all the functionality I need with the touch bar on the back and it doesn't require the full version of Armoury Crate to customize key sensitivity and lighting. Being able to choose which side the USB cable connects to is a nice touch as well. I haven't run into a single issue with the keyboard since buying it. If you aren't too worried about changing the lighting or key sensitivity then the keyboard is ready to use right out of the box.

The keyboard is a solid 9 out of 10 for me. Naturally having the HFX switches and the ability to hot swap to either mechanical or HE switches is really nice and the major selling point. The dual USB set up allows me to switch between my work computer and home computer easily. Everything about the keyboard is really nice and well thought out. All of that being said, the only downsides of this keyboard in my opinion are very minimal. The bottom right alt and fn keys are 1U, meaning a lot of keycap sets won't have those sizes for those keys. My only other complaint is that I wish they would swap the ins and del keys on the top right. Bonus points: this keyboard sounds so creamy, no clicks clacks or pings. Even the spacebar is literally padded and dampened. Changing keycaps didn't change the sound (yes I did move the padding from the spacebar to my own). RGB looks great too.

This is a nice 65% keyboard with a lot of nice features. As other have mentioned, being able to make changes to several settings right on the keyboard is a nice addition and makes this distinct from most other HE keyboards. With that said, there were a few decisions that baffled me, such as having the cover not really fit when using as a dust shield, only being able to set a solid color for the RGB through the software, and not making replacement switches available for purchase. If a switch breaks I did not see anywhere the switches could be purchased, so why even bother making it hot-swappable. Also, I was able to pick this up at a substantial discount which is why I gave it 5 stars. At the $130 price I paid it is worthwhile, but I would not recommend purchasing at the full $199 price.