ASUS ROG Falchion NX 65% Wireless RGB Gaming Mechanical Keyboard | ROG NX Red Linear Switches, PBT Doubleshot Keycaps, Wired / 2.4G Hz, Touch Panel, Keyboard Cover Case, Macro Support,Black

Functional and Sleek
I used to think that TKL and 60%/65% keyboards were silly form factors. I honestly never thought I’d be purchasing one. While researching components for my new PC I stumbled on a YouTube video of someone talking about why they liked smaller form factor keyboards. My old Logitech G610 Orion is a fine keyboard. But I’ve had it since 2017 and wanted a change. This keyboard, simply put, has exceeded my expectations for small factor keyboards in general.I went with ASUS’ NX Brown switches. An alternative to the familiar Cherry MX Brown switches I’m used to. That was a good decision. The NX switches are noticeably more tactile than their MX cousins. They are an absolute pleasure to type on. I am very happy with this switch. Though, at night the keys are louder than I would like. My only critique here would be that they could have added some kind of sound dampening to keep that “tactile and quiet” branding for brown switches. Additionally, many people find it disappointing that this keyboard has non-standard key caps and doesn’t feature swappable switches. However, for me, that is not a negative.This keyboard advertises macro support. Unfortunately, the dedicated macro keys on the keyboard can only be programmed with the on-the-fly recording, and not through the software. Very disappointing. In addition, I would like to see every key without a dedicated secondary function be capable of receiving a secondary function or macro that can be activated with the use of the function or macro keys. Still, I was able to come to an acceptable middle ground, and do not find this inconvenient enough to change my overall opinion about this fantastic keyboard.The lighting is very well done on this keyboard. It is able to produce a pretty decent white (much better than my Logitech G502 mouse), which can be a struggle for many RGB devices. It took me a bit to figure out the nuances of having to navigate two separate programs to fully customize the lighting. That is a bit clunky. Also, I wish I could have more customization of the touch bar/battery indicator lighting and colors.The construction of this device does feel solid despite being mostly plastic. The key caps are a nice textured matte finish that hide fingerprints and grease much better than the smooth and textureless ABS caps on my older G610. The inclusion of USB C and the magnet storage for the USB dongle are also welcome additions. USB C charging is a big selling point here for me. I just wish Logitech would get the memo and finally ditch Micro USB. The cover is a cool idea too, though I would like to see that evolve a bit. The cover doesn’t click in place so I’m not sure I’d trust just throwing this in a backpack after putting the cover on. Also, when the cover is being used as a tray, you can really only use the flattest position and I would have liked to see kick stands on the cover to elevate it a bit more.I got this on sale for $110 instead of the normal $140-$150 retail price. Which I feel like is the perfect price for this unit. $140-$150 does seem a little steep. However, the touch bar really helps make this keyboard feel full featured and they pack a lot of features into a little keyboard. The retail price is also competitive in the market so it’s not exactly unreasonable either. The keyboard looks very sleek and striking on my desk.The bottom line is, if you are looking to break away from the standard 104+ button keyboards of old. This keyboard should not be overlooked.

Fantastic Keyboard
This is a wonderful keyboard. I’ve owned it for about a month and a half and it is still exciting every time I sit at my desk to do work or game. Great texture on key caps, solid lubrication on the keys, extremely responsive wireless typing. The touch panel on the side is very easy to customize/change the macros/functions. Only thing you need to expect if switching from a regular full size keyboard to a 60% (65%) is the keys are slightly closer together and with how responsive the keys are, it is very easy when typing to accidentally type letter unintentionally. Other than this, absolutely love it. The protective shield/case is very durable. The keyboard looks way better in person than in pictures. The texture on the exterior brings such a luxurious appeal. With this being a 60% (65%) keyboard, the extra space on desk is absolutely amazing. Definitely pick this keyboard up if you’re interested. You won’t be disappointed. I chose the tactile brown because that’s most comfortable to me. I hear a lot of good things from friends with the red switches as well.

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Got it at sale for 130bucks. Red nx is louder than razer red optical switch but sounds nicer. Wireless connection has no issue and latency. Very well build. Software is a bit buggy. Not for people using multiple profiles. But if you only use one profile thats okay. Macro cannot bind into Lalt key which is bad. Very shiny RGB which is impressive. one of the best choice on 60%-65% wireless keyboard.