ASUS 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

Beautiful keyboard with great rgb. Great sounding switches and top tier hall effect switches the only thing that made this purchase a bit annoying is the asus software since its kinda bad but apart from that base this keyboard is amazing

When I purchased this I did not notice it didn't have the f1, f2, f3, and so on keys but you just pressed the FN button I believe it is in the number keys work as the f keys which is great because it makes the keyboard very small and compact. It's much quieter than my blue or red switch keyboards, the keys feel great, the RGB looks really nice, I love the touch features, you can download a app that's not armory crate to adjust this or there's actually touch sensitive adjustments right on the keyboard where you can pretty much do everything directly from the keyboard so you don't even need to download the app if you don't want. I would say this is a great value for the money, it's small, it's compact, it feels great, it comes with a dust cover which is really nice and you can flip that dust cover over and set the keyboard inside of that when you're using it, it's just a really nice smoke you bored and I really really like it a lot

I have recently journeyed down the rabbit hole of magnetic keyboards. So, I am comparing this to the following: ASUS ROG Falchion Ace HFX Corsair K70 PRO TKL RGB (MGX Hyperdrive Switches) MADE68 Pro EWEADN Battle68 IROK MU68 EPOMAKER HE75 GK GAMAKAY TK68 HE Let me keep it simple. The ASUS ROG is likely the winner. It's tough. Because it is between the ASUS ROG Falchion HFX and the Corsair K70 TKL with MGX switches. I think the one thing that hurts it in a way is the switches are tougher than the Corsair K70. So, in a firefight, I would prefer my switches to be a bit quicker than the switches on the ASUS ROG. But let me stop you right there, that's not to say that these switches are bad. Not by a long shot. See, I use this as a productivity keyboard too. With the built-in KVM like switch, I can have the best of both worlds. I have one USB C going to a work laptop and another going to gaming PC. This is where the tougher switches come in handy because I prefer my productivity boards to use brown switches. While these are no brown switches, they are firmer than traditional reds and have become a godsend when using it for work. An easy flip of a switch on the back and I am back to gaming in between work. Awesome feature to have! The touch on the back is a neat feature as well. I have typically utilized it for adjusting volume or the brightness of the RGB. I don't use Armoury Crate, so I can't speak to its custom lighting etc., but the onboard lighting options suffice enough for me. Typically, when gaming, I either use traditional rainbow or rain. And on the productivity side, I turn the RGB to white which is one of the options. Listen - I have completely fallen in love ASUS ROG and their switches. So much so, that it is giving my love for Corsair a run for its $$ (or... my money, :D) . But I wanted to see if this was just a fluke on whether ASUS ROG really is putting out this kind of product. So I wanted to see if they could replicate it with another board. So, I purchased the ASUS ROG Falchion RX Low Profile 65% and it's just as creamy. The sound and feel is amazing, and super quiet! Again for use between gaming and productivity, that one might be slightly better in a work place because it is so quiet. Both the ASUS ROG Falchion Ace HFX and the ASUS ROG Falchion RX Low Profile 65% are near perfect keyboards! They have been my favorites keyboard purchases recently! And that's saying a lot.

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

I have this and the Lowpro version in white among various other popular boards in the market - I like to collect new tech and try it out. Rapid trigger is definitely a noticeable upgrade (smoother strafing) and the customizable actuation is cool if you’re into the utilizing all of the nerdy features. My only “complaint”, if any, is that the HFX version is not wireless (coming from the Lowpro, which is) however, the HFX version does offer a USBC input on either side of the keyboard, which the lowpro does not. I’m never really moving my keyboard away from my desk so the wireless feature doesn’t entirely matter. Although the low pro feels better overall, the HFX is noticeably more performative, cometetively speaking.

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!

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.

Its the best magnetic he keyboard

Would give this keyboard 100 stars!!! The button press is out of this world soft kush click! These magnetic keys are on another level! I bought 2 of them! Just get it!

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De todos os teclados que já tive sem dúvidas esse é o melhor!!!

Overall it’s a solid keyboard. The switches feel smooth and responsive, and the rapid trigger feature is nice for gaming. The 65% size saves space on the desk which I like. That said, it’s not mind-blowing or anything crazy, just a good, reliable keyboard that does what it promises. If you’re into compact setups, it’s a decent choice.

As described!! Worth every penny 📈🤌