Customer Ratings & Reviews

ASUS really went all out with this ROG Falchion Ace keyboard. Right out of the box, you can tell it's a premium product (and one meant to take with you) from the included protective case that is custom made for the keyboard to the high-end cable and then the weight of the keyboard itself (it's hefty though not TOO heavy - but it certainly has a premium feel to it). This is a quality item that will last. When you start typing - even without it plugged in - you can immediately tell that there's a premium actuation force and feel to the keyboard. The switches (which are hot-swappable) have a great linear feel and have been highly dampened to make it a fairly quiet typing experience as well. The touch controls on the top row work well and are highly intuitive to use as well (including the wheel that changes the actuation point of the keys). You can HIGHLY customize the keys to respond just how you want - to a light tap or need a deeper press - and to the way you type. And you can quickly change between profiles that are suitable for office work vs gaming (if you want different actuation points for example). Of course the keyboard brings the expected RGB lighting which is easy to customize to your tastes (I really prefer an understated single color just to help with low light typing). And the theming matches other ROG gear, but it also can blend into nearly any environment. So if you're in the market for a 75% / compact keyboard with all the bells and whistles (except, notably, wireless), this is a great option. Give it a try today!

I have to admit I’m somewhat addicted to keyboards. After all, not all keyboards are created equal. I’ve used plenty of full sized and small keyboards. But finding just the right size has been a challenge. I think that has changed now with the ASUS - ROG Falchion Ace 75%. This Falchion 75% really seems to hit the sweet spot. It’s small enough to be portable if needed but it’s also large enough to work comfortably as an everyday keyboard as well. The built quality is very nice. And the included travel case is a well made nice extra touch. Some may prefer a wireless keyboard but myself I prefer wired. Particularly for gaming. The keys feel great with just the right amount of travel for my taste. This is an area of a gaming keyboard that is really a matter of personal preference. But I do think most gamers will find the gaming experience with this keyboard to be really good. If you are looking to use it as an everyday keyboard you will find it works equally as well and the slightly smaller size works great for most desktop setups. The one thing I found a bit quirky is the touch panel on the back (I use it for volume mostly). It works fine, but it takes a little getting used to having it on the back. And it takes a little practice to make subtle adjustments. I guess I’m just used to using dials instead. Overall this is an amazing keyboard that I think any gamer would enjoy.