Mechanical Keyboard Buyers Guide

It gives you the nice, clean feeling of a mechanical keyboard, but it's silent!!

Great entry level mechanical keyboard

Great mechanical keyboard. Love the preset lighting options.

Great mechanical keyboard for programming. Works great with Linux as well.

Hello potentially buyers, I will keep this review short and simple, I promise. The ROG Falchion 65% W/ Blue switches is an amazingly designed piece of art. I love the feel, sound, and design of this keyboard I was stuck between numerous options, constantly watching review videos before pulling the trigger on this equipment over other popular brands. The switches sound amazing, once full charged the battery has almost immortal life before needing to be juiced! I have joined the ASUS Republic and I recommended this keyboard to any gamer, content creator, or casual PC user. It is worth the price tag!

The ROG Claymore II is the best mechanical keyboard I've ever used. The responsiveness is incredible!

Needed a full mechanical keyboard and this work. Didn't need RGB so this was perfect

Excellent product , got at best combo price for mx3 plus n full mechanical keyboard

If you're debating this keyboard, I recommend it. Here are some minor benefits I've enjoyed: - Backlit keys when color grading in a dark room - Sturdy and doesn't slide on the desk - Bluetooth and wired work seamlessly The surprise benefit is that this keyboard works in Bluetooth mode to enter my password after a complete shutdown and power-up. None of the other non-Apple Bluetooth keyboards I own will do this. They work after a RESTART but not on POWER-UP. I was very impressed that they got this right. NOTE: The following was true when I wrote this review on September 5, 2024. This might sound very nitpicky, but the insert card that came with a keyboard directed me to the following website: Logickeyboard.com/shortcut There is no guide for FCPX. I emailed to inquire about this and was sent a link to the Apple website containing the 900+ page user manual. The shortcut guide is more of a nice to have, but I thought I would call it out anyway.

I've been wanting to move towards a mechanical keyboard feel. Glad that MX is offering an option now. So far, I've really enjoyed the typing experience, though it is taking some getting used to since I've been on scissor switches for quite a while. I don't love how they switched to a new dongle system with this one so I can't use the MX master 3 mouse with the same dongle anymore - I know they did that to force another upgrade. Other complaint is that their software seems to have regressed in the new mechanical keyboards. example - the calculator quick key still works but it doesn't bring it to the front anymore. Why would that be different from their previous keyboards? weird. Overall, I'm enjoying the keyboard, though.