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

Overall Review: Bought as a small, unobtrusive, but capable keyboard to run my living room PC for mostly media and occasional gaming. Got tired of the dropouts of my cheap bluetooth keyboard. I have been incredibly happy with the purchase so far. For basic keyboarding, it has been perfectly responsive and quick. No delays or dropped inputs even across the room or shoved into my lap blocked from the receiver. Keys themselves feel great from a switch perspective, no complaints. 65% was really the perfect layout for me for this application as i wanted to keep arrow keys to avoid rebinding my normal controls for VLC, but its still an incredibly small footprint without having to shrink the layout itself. It's extremely space optimized, no unnecessary bezels/borders. It's also a tank, impressively rugged, and battery life is more than plenty for my needs, i haven't even put a dent in it after a couple weeks. The little dust cover that sits over it protects it for days it isn't in use and cleans up the look of my entertainment center nicely, and it just sits in the cover while I use it. It's just a little thing that most people probably wouldn't use but in my scenario it's fantastic to have. The side programmable media control is WAY more responsive and accurate than i expected it to be. I've left it on volume control and it does its job fantastically. And of course USBC for charging means i need no extra cables beyond what i already had, once it finally gets low i'll just toss it on one of the cables in the entertainment center to charge over night. So yeah, TLDR good keyboard on its own merits, very small, well built, 65% layout, long battery, VERY robust wireless signal, genuinely useful/usable gimmick side touch pad, and understated aesthetics with the cover on that won't stick out too much. If you need all or most of this i don't think you'll find much better on the market. I'm personally of the opinion that 65% keyboards offer enough functionality over 60% for general use that they should be the more common keyboard type but that doesn't seem to be the case. And considering how well space optimized this board is it still manages to end up with a smaller footprint than a lot of 60% keyboards. I don't think anyone shopping in the market for a high tier wireless 65% would go wrong picking one of these up, even if you don't plan to use the extra gimmicky features, it's still just a really good keyboard on its own.

Pros: The charge time is pretty fast and the battery lasts long. The red linear switches are nice and smooth. All around pleasant to use.

Overall Review: Really great keyboard would recommend you also pick up a wrist rest while your at it as the base is pretty thick and is a little uncomfortable to use without one

Pros: Just what I needed.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Worked great for what I needed, size and performance.

Pros: Looks amazing Not loud at all

Cons: I'm having a slight issue when my pc sleeps and wakes up while I'm using it wirelssly. Only sometimes it won't connect which is solved simply by turning off then back on. Not a big deal.

Overall Review: Kind of pricey but looks great to my all asus rig

Pros: Best gaming keyboard that I have used. Love the feel of it.

Cons: Worst software ever, be prepared to update the , then being told it could update. Best thing I have found is to reinstall it.

Overall Review: Got it, but be prepared from awful software.

Overall Review: Great product once again from ROG. The battery life is amazing along with the switches and case cover.