The ASUS 68-key TKL compact gaming keyboard range has received a new model called ASUS ROG Falchion Ace, thus complementing the initial models with Cherry MX switches and later variants with their own mechanical switches.
The new ASUS ROG Falcon Ace It has, like its predecessors, a compact size that is 65% of a conventional keyboard by dispensing with numeric keys and other additional keys.
Each Keycap (the key itself) is made of PBT and they have integrated foam to dampen the sound that can be generated by pressing each of them, in addition to stabilizers lubricated in the largest keys. There is a model with black keys and structure and another in white. Both feature key-by-key RGB lighting.
Naturally, we have a system of mechanical switches, in this case signed by the brand itself with its ASUS ROG NX with integrated lubrication for smooth movement and reduced noise from the spring and internal mechanisms. You can choose between ROG NX Red, ROG NX Brown and ROG NX Blue. The former has linear operation with an actuation point of just 1.8mm. The initial force to move the key is 40 fg while the total force is 55 gf.
The NX Brown has a soft touch mechanism that actuates at 33% of travel, with an actuation point of 2mm and a touch force of 58gf. Finally, the ROG NX Blue has a traditional touch mechanism with the characteristic mechanical “Click”. Here the force goes up to 65gf and the actuation point is 2.3mm.
The ASUS ROG Falchion Ace is complemented by a touch area on the left to be able to use with personalized functions (key combinations, macros or multimedia control for example).
The connectivity of the keyboard goes through two USB-C ports that can work simultaneously with two PCs at the same time. Each port is located at one of the ends of the back to adapt to the position where we have the PC with respect to the keyboard.
It will be sold with a polycarbonate cover that serves both as protection to transport it and to place it underneath and create a blur effect of the RGB lights that the keyboard has underneath.
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