This Tiny Keyboard FEELS Better Than It Should
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2024
- This is the ROG Falchion RX Low Profile. The newest keyboard from ASUS that was announced at CES 2024.
This super sleek 65% keyboard is packed with features, solid battery life and feels so great to type on for a very portable keyboard!
Update The keyboard has released and it is going for around $260-$280 AUD or $160-$170 USD
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0:00 This Tiny Keyboard FEELS Better than it should
0:55 ROG Falchion RX Low Profile Unboxing
1:10 The Reveal + General Impressions
7:04 The Switches + Typing Test
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The ROG Falchion RX Low Profile is a brilliant compact keyboard featuring ASUS' new Low Profile Optical Switches, in either Linear or Clicky. Paired with two levels of sound dampening foam and ABS coated keycaps, it provides a surprisingly enjoyable typing experience. The Falchion RX also features the new Omni Receiver, allowing you to use multiple ASUS peripherals with one USB dongle.
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finally a 65% with decent right shift and 1.25u alt and ctrl keys. I must be dreaming. I am astonished at the fact that it took so lonf for keyboard makers to get that the spacebar should not be 6.25u.
Thanks for battery life with RGB on! One of two channels that included this precious information in review. BIG LIKE!
Well that is just the quoted amount from ASUS! This was just a first impressions video, not an actual review where I did personal testing haha. I want to be transparent.
I just got this yesterday and i have a o say it's amazing
This keyboard actually bangs! It looks good, feels good and the connectivity options are nice!
I agree! It's a damn nice keyboard!
I like it, but I'll wait and see if they release one in black.
Yeah absolutely fair! I have a feeling it won't be long until they do.
They've said they have no plans as of now to release a black version. Unfortunately.
was hoping for a magnetic keyboard. There needs to be more competition for magnetic/hall effect keyboards
I'm sure as time goes on, more brands will dip their toe into it!
@Techtacula would you say that this low-profile keyboard is almost comparable to a hall effect keyboard (I'm assuming it takes less time to activate the switch)?
So they planning to drop the black version soon?
Hopefully! I don't think it will be too long until they drop a black version.
First one and just ordered mine 🎉
brotha I see more of ur face than the damn keyboard
Aren't you lucky I'm nice to look at then.
Blue switch + black shell waiting room.
I hope ROG starts copying Corsair and Razer in the MMO/moba mouse front, too.
Noice XD
I think it will only be a matter of time before they bring direct competition to the Naga and Scimitar. Although having used the new Scimitar Wireless it will be tough.
Their current offerings in the ROG Spatha X seem decent, although I haven't used it. While it seems the button style is trying to be "edgy" I think it is also trying to provide easier navigation for finding buttons as well.
Although I do think ASUS can do better after their recent peripheral releases.
I prefer a more spread-out layout compared to Naga/Scimitar. It's just more competitive in faster-paced games. Spatha X has a good idea going, but it needs to be refined.
Also, Asus if you're reading this, tilt wheel is mandatory in 2024. @@Techtacula
@@Techtacula I couldn't wait to try this out, and I have to say, they nailed the linear switches. This feels really good to type on (and the typos disappear after a while), and even better to game on. Solid purchase all around. This is coming from someone who's traditionally hated the light feel and debounce on most traditional linear releases. Strikes that nice middle ground for me - there's a bit of tactility in there, and the spring back is quite close to optimal.
I hope they update their MMO line soon, I wouldn't mind some of that ROG spice on my desk. That said, I feel like both Corsair AND Asus upped their peripheral game past the 2023 midway point. Competition is nice and all, eh!
PS. For people after rapidfire trigger, when the actuation point is at 1.0, you really do not need the function at all. Unless you're aiming for e-sports in some select games. As an MMO and adventure/moba -type of gamer, I can't imagine needing switches that are faster than this. And I'm REALLY bloody good at the games I play.
hopefully not too expensive, looks great.
Its an Asus ROG, should cost an arm or a leg
@@GrimYak tru
$165 and Amazon available with free shipping
@@8020Alive thanks for letting me know :D
For clarification of the above, (In case you may be in a different region to 8020) $165 on Amazon US**
Which honestly is a decent price given this is a premium, high quality keyboard.
I would love to see a 96% version of this keyboard like the ( ASUS ROG Strix Scope II 96 wireless) The reason for this: I love low profile keyboards, I game and work on the same keyboard ( I need a number pad ).
I love that the new Asus low profile switches are actually low profile. Only what I would change is to put the charging socket to the far left like the ( NuPhy air96 v2) To have a cable far left look much nicer and when I game and charge the keyboard the cable is not on the way :-)
To get it as far left as you would be wanting, just wouldn't work with the multi-function button and the touch bar. While they could move the button, it would interfere with the ease of use of always finding the button without needing to feel around for it. So its a hard toss up but I agree. And I do hope with the release of this keyboard we see more good, low profile keyboards from ASUS too!