ASUS ROG Falchion RX Low Profile Wireless Gaming Keyboard – 65% Compact TKL, Tri-Mode Connectivity, ROG RX Red Optical Switches, RGB, Touch Panel, Keyboard Cover, PC/Mac Support - White
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Style: Low Profile Red Switch
Color: White
Size: Red Switch (Low Profile)
Features
- Compact and slim design: A 65% TKL layout in a 60% frame maximizes desk space for mouse movement and enhances ergonomics, ideal for gaming, work, and everyday portability
- Tri-mode connectvity: Seamlessly connect to via Bluetooh (up to 3 devices), 2.4 GHz RF Mode with ROG SpeedNova wireless technology (which offer4s up to 430+ hours battery life with RGB off), or utilize a standard wired USB connection
- Pre-Lubed ROG RX Low-Profile Optical Switches: Enjoy high speed trigger response with shorter actuation points and travel distance. Lubricated stems, stabilizers, and springs provide consistent, wobble-free keystrokes with near-zero debounce delay
- Choose between RX Red Switches (for a swift, smooth and linear feel) or RX Blue Switches (for an enthusiast-preferred tactile force with firm and clicky feedback with each keystroke)
- Enhanced typing experiences: Two layers of integrated silicone foam eliminate echoes and switch pinging for a more quiet and satisfying typing acoustics
- Intuitive control: Play/pause media, adjust volume and keyboard lighting with the multi-function button and interactive touch panel
- Protective Cover: Provides on-the-go protection from dust and scratches, and cover also doubles as a tray mount
- Mac Support: Easily toggle between Windows and MacOS modes/PC and Apple devices. Record macros on the fly and map them to fully programmable keys
Description
The ROG Falchion RX Low Profile is a compact, 65% gaming keyboard that blends style with performance. With all-new pre-lubed ROG RX Low-Profile Optical Switches, two silicone dampening layers, and UV-coated ROG ABS keycaps, the Falchion RX Low Profile delivers unprecedented typing and gaming experiences.
Brand: ASUS
Compatible Devices: Laptop, PC
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wired USB
Keyboard Description: Gaming
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming
Special Feature: Backlit, Integrated silicone dampening foam, Protective cover, Tri-mode connection, interactive touch panel See more
Color: White
Keyboard backlighting color support: RGB
Style: Low Profile Red Switch
Material: Silicone
Compatible Devices: Laptop, PC
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wired USB
Additional Features: Backlit, Integrated silicone dampening foam, Protective cover, Tri-mode connection, interactive touch panel
Number of Keys: 68
Keyboard Backlighting Color Support: RGB
Power Source: Battery Powered
Switch Type: Tactile
Keyboard Layout: QWERTY
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Button Quantity: 68
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Number of Sections: 1
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 1
Color: White
Style Name: Low Profile Red Switch
Theme: Gaming
Brand: ASUS
Keyboard Description: Gaming
Antenna Location: Gaming
Built-In Media: Keyboard cover, M603 FALCHION RX LP/RLRD gaming keyboard, USB Cable, USB Dongle, USB Extender
Model Number: M603 FALCHION RX LP/RLRD
Model Name: M603 FALCHION RX LP/RLRD
Manufacturer: ASUS
UPC: 197105334205
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Warranty Description: 1 year
Enclosure Material: Silicone
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Style: Low Profile Red Switch
Color: White
Size: Red Switch (Low Profile)
I just bought a second set of this keyboard for my SO so she can finally stop "borrowing" my original all the time. This keyboard is a combination of my previous two favorite keyboards, the premium sleek looks and feels of the Logitech G915 and the superb optical switch characteristics of the Asus ROG Claymore II, all in a space-saving (but not so much weight-saving) chassis. The ability to toggle between three paired Bluetooth devices is much appreciated, but having to switch-toggle between Bluetooth and OMNI Receiver wireless does make me miss the bottom-toggle of the G915 a little (of course, those buttons sure take up a lot of space). The 65% keyboard layout in a 60% keyboard body does not feel like a compact keyboard. The dampening foam layers in this keyboard work perfectly. It is easily the quietest keyboard I have ever type on (red switches on mine). The low profile keys do not wobble like those on the G915. The metal frame also has more than enough heft to stay perfectly stationary even during the most furious typing storm. Personally, I don't find the smaller right shift key to be an issue. The cover tray is very useful for using the keyboard over laptop keyboard decks. The four giant rubble feet on the cover tray sit perfectly over the raised islands around my SO's MacBook keyboard deck (and my ROG Zephyrus G14 for that matter). Sure, the MacBook and the Zephyrus G14 have excellent laptop keyboards, but they aren't in the same league as the ROG Falchion RX Low Profile. I did run into a chicken-and-egg problem with the initial firmware update from Armoury Crate way back. The full version of Armoury Crate can't detect the OMNI Receiver without a firmware update to the keyboard, and it won't initiate a firmware update for the keyboard without detecting both the keyboard and the receiver. This was resolved by installing Armoury Crate Gear (the cut-down barebone version of Armoury Crate for individual products) for the ROG Falchion RX Low Profile, updating the keyboard firmware on the Armoury Crate Gear, then uninstalling the Armoury Crate Gear, leaving the full version of Armoury Crate. Firmware updates after that work just fine. Note that this keyboard supports the new Windows Dynamic Lighting nonsense feature in Windows 11, which comes with its own set of hoops to jump through. In order to enable Aura Sync, you have to turn on dynamic lighting from the Lighting Sync Control tab on the ROG Falchion RX Low Profile tab of Armoury Crate, then go to Settings > Personalization > Dynamic Lighting > ROG Falchion RX Low Profile > Background Light Control and drag "Aura Sync" to the top of the list in order to give Armoury Crate Aura Sync control over the RGB. The corner-supported optical keys make for the best RGB lighting money can buy. Overall, the ROG Falchion RX Low Profile is a space-saving main keyboard first and a portable keyboard second. It's equally at home sitting on your desktop as it is on your lap or on top of your laptop's keyboard deck. I just hope Asus expand the selection of OMNI compatible mice soon (and stick to the white-and-light-gray color scheme to match the keyboard, instead of all the atrocious white-and-light-blue monstrosities of their latest offerings).
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2025 by Grigori di Corci
Style: Low Profile Red Switch
Color: White
Size: Red Switch (Low Profile)
The Falchion RX Low Profile 65% keyboard is one of the most pleasant of the compact, low-profile, mechanical keyboards I've ever typed upon. I purchased both the blue switch version and red switch version, and I'm seriously glad I tried both. Short version: the blue switch version is now my favorite keyboard ever, and the red switch version makes me type so horribly I had to return it right away. For comparison, I've also tried the Logitech G915 TKL Clicky low-profile mechanical keyboard, and several regular profile mechanical keyboards from Logitech, SteelSeries, Razer, and Arbiter Studio. The build quality is phenomenal. It's as solid as a tank. It's compact. It's beautiful. It has great fit and finish. Its weight is balanced perfectly. The keys don't rattle at all, even when shaking the keyboard. The four-point support for each key stem eliminates any key wobble at all, delivering a super solid typing experience. Pressing the keycaps makes my fingertips smile with each keypress. The sound of typing on them is like tap dancing in the rain. The aesthetics of the RGB lighting, key caps, and Asus branding are gorgeous. The shine-through keycaps are clear and bright, and even the secondary key functions on the front-side of each key are illuminated. The dust cover meets the sanitary goals of my dreams. The functionality of the FN key combinations, even without ASUS software, is productive and capable. In short, I love typing on this keyboard whenever I have the opportunity to do so. It makes me feel like I'm typing on a truly premium product. On the blue switch version, I can type at the same speed and accuracy that I can reach on several other keyboards, albeit with less consistency than some of the other keyboards that are more forgiving because those keyboards have more "slop". The compact size of the Falchion also makes me more prone to accidentally triggering modifier keys (Alt, Control, Shift, etc.). On the blue switches, this doesn't happen often enough to be problematic. On the red switches, it happens ALL the time, and was destructive enough for me to return the keyboard after I accidentally lost some important document changes by unintentionally triggering the "close document" keypress followed by the "confirm prompt" keypress in rapid succession, before I even knew what was going on. For context, I normally type between 110 and 120 wpm with 100% accuracy, which means that I take several 30-second typing tests one after another, and only note my typing speed for tests in which I hit 100% accuracy. I use the monkey type website with random English words as the test. On my Logitech G915 Clicky, I can reach 100% accuracy for approximately five tests out of ten. On my Arteck slim Bluetooth keyboard, I can reach 100% accuracy for approximately seven tests out of ten. On the Asus Falchion red switch version, I can reach 100% accuracy for approximately one test out of fifteen (yes, it's that bad for me.) On the Asus Falchion blue switch version, I can reach 100% accuracy for approximately six tests out of ten, once I re-adjust my typing to the more compact key placement. While the Falchion is a low-profile, slim keyboard, it's worth noting that even without the legs being propped up at all, the height of the key tops is just as high as my Logitech G915 Clicky with its small legs propped up. Considering the Falchion is a low-profile keyboard, I'm surprised it doesn't go lower. As such, I keep the legs folded at all time. On the red switch version, it's much, much easier for me to accidentally hit the Control Alt keys than any other keyboard I've ever used. For example, when typing the word "many", stretching my right index finger to press the "y" key results in me unintentionally pressing the right-side Control key just enough to trigger Control-Y instead of "y". This causes the wrong key to be registered, and wreaks havoc non-stop on whatever computer activity I'm trying to achieve. Fortunately, this behavior doesn't happen for me on the blue version, which requires slightly more pressure before each keypress is registered. Even though I liked many aspects of the Logitech G915 TKL Clicky, the keypress typing experience on that keyboard was very sloppy, and didn't feel nearly as premium as the Falchion RX blue, which is now my daily driver.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024 by Gadgetry Guy
Style: Low Profile Red Switch
Color: White
Size: Red Switch (Low Profile)
Nice easy and quite key touch. Beautiful ARGB colors and styles with Armory Crate. Very nice keyboard and what do you expect from ASUS ROG. Perfection!
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2026 by Ronald Berry
Style: Low Profile Red Switch
Color: White
Size: Red Switch (Low Profile)
The media could not be loaded. I've cycled through a number of mechanical switched keyboards over my career, and at least for me I've struggled to find one with switches that "feel" right. Closest I got was another ROG keyboard that I used for several years with brown switches. My biggest issue with most mech keyboards is I've always liked the feel of typing on short-throw, low-profile boards (think Mac keyboards) and most good mech/gaming boards tend to be much higher profile. Not a HUGE deal, but definitely a personal preference downside. This board changes everything. Low profile, super short throw with (mostly) office-friendly "soft thwock" red switches. The build quality and feel of using this board is nothing short of premium, the aluminium case has surprising heft in all the right ways. Battery life is excellent - with no power limitations on the firmware and lighting, I'm pretty consistently getting 2+ days of full off-cable use. If you're someone that enjoys really customizeable RGB, this board does that excellently as well - but could be much if you prefer a bit less flash with your keyboard. It comes with a solid carrying case if you want to port it around with you, and while I'm 99.9% of the time deskbound with this I would have absolutely no issues carrying this around when necessary.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2026 by stelsnerd