ROG Falchion Ace HFX 65% gaming keyboard with ROG HFX magnetic switches, rapid trigger toggle, 8000 Hz polling rate, three-layer dampening foam, silicone gasket mount, touch panel and protective cover

I have recently journeyed down the rabbit hole of magnetic keyboards. So, I am comparing this to the following:ASUS ROG Falchion Ace HFXCorsair K70 PRO TKL RGB (MGX Hyperdrive Switches)MADE68 ProEWEADN Battle68IROK MU68EPOMAKER HE75GK GAMAKAY TK68 HELet 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.

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.

This is my first Magnetic keyboard and my first sub 100% keyboard. I’ve wanted one forever and finally got around to it. From my research this is for a gamer that has no interest in modding keyboards. This is not a good keyboard if you’re primarily typing on it. The RT toggle and Actuation range adjustment on the Touch Bar are awesome features I use every gaming session. The software is terrible and confusing but you just really have to set it once though. I haven’t touched that app in 3 months and the keyboard still works, sounds, and feels quality.Small disclaimer; I think most of this companies practices are anti consumer and do not support them, but I do recommend this product to gamers looking to try out a sit and forget Magnetic Keyboard. You feel a noticeable advantage when using one.

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.

I am no expert on keyboards, but after using it for over a month, I love it. The sound of the clicks are very nice, the keyboard is nice and compact, the adjustable key actuation is a nice feature, the control bar is convenient, the physical switch to turn rapid trigger on and off is amazing. Would recommend this to someone who is looking for a high end keyboard that will stay up to date for many years.

Great keyboard, It feels of great quality. Portable analog keyboard I love it.

I love the sound and the rapid trigger feature. I cannot stress the sound enough. I love the compactness. I especially love the desk cover. It’s all well around Built very pleasing to type on except sometimes you can get a typo because the HFX a feature of it but other than that, it’s great

This was my first Hall effect keyboard and it is absolutely amazing for the price. It's a pretty chonky keyboard with a good amount of weight and it's pretty portable for the 65% layout. Setting different actuation points is a godsend on this keyboard which makes it usable for everyone. Typists, gamers, casuals, you name it. I wish it was wireless but wired isnt too bad. It also had usb c ports on both sides to let you pick which side you want clutter on.