Review on 💻 ASUS ROG Falchion RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Cherry MX Switches by Micha Poklkowski ᠌

When purchasing a keyboard that costs more than ten thousand dollars (in today's realities, it's already fifteen), there is a prevalent idea that it is foolish to look at the mass market. Instead, it is recommended that one choose from brands such as Varmilo, Leopold, Ducky, etc., or collect custom keyboards that are tailored to the individual buyer's preferences. Perhaps I do agree with him; in fact, I came very close to placing an order for a Durgod Fusion with Silent Red switches until I stumbled upon a discussion of the latency of gaming keyboards, and the results of the tests I conducted were quite surprising: the difference was an order of magnitude (or two, when compared with the Corsair K65 Mini), and it was significant enough for the manufacturer to include it in the product's specifications. If we are already competing for every millisecond in games, then why doesn't anyone care about the additional 20 or more milliseconds needed for signal transmission? This, of course, does not have any bearing on keyboards that are used for working, but because we are discussing gaming keyboards, this is relevant. And why is the delay of some keyboards in wireless mode lower than the delay of some keyboards in wired mode, although the cost of both is about the same? Because I was unable to locate an answer, I relied solely on the rating when making my decision between this product and the Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini. In terms of noise and typing, there are just two options: either it won't make a difference and you'll get used to it in a matter of days, or you can disassemble, update, and lubricate almost any board, regardless of brand or price. White color for the backlighting of nibbling Cyrillic placement of the switch for lubricating Bluetooth Would it be possible to have a complete USB output rather than a hole for a whistle hot swap? Everything that has been mentioned is applicable just to the ASUS ROG Falchion Cherry MX Red keyboard that I own.