The smallest mechanical keyboard size with arrow keys.
For me, 65 percent size keyboards are perfect.
Strong RGB doesn’t hurt either!
That’s the case here too, with almost every key coming with a secondary function.
With the K5V2, you get none of those downsides, which certainly appeals to me.
Gateron Magnetic Jade linear switches are linear, but they are extremely smooth and produce a lovely deep sound.
If you want your fancy new keyboard to look the part too, the Muse65 definitely hits the mark.
The compact dimensions and aluminium frame contribute to a very sturdy feel too.
Beyond the form factor, Fnatic have done well to nail the details here as well.
I’d say it’s worth the extra money - but both options remain excellent choices.
The Falchion can also be used wired, via USB, or wireless via a low latency 2.4GHz connection.
Asus has also released a low profile Falchion entry, the ROG Falchion RX Low Profile.
Inside, there are some interesting things going on too.
Altogether, it’s impressive how much quality Epomaker has packed into a keyboard of this price point.
If you like the layout and the features appeal, you won’t be disappointed.
There are also no options for adjusting the angle of the board.
The RK68 proves that you really don’t have to spend a lot to get a great compact keyboard.
Frequently asked questions
What do labels like 65 percent actually mean?
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Why are mechanical keyboards so expensive?
Most mechanical keyboards from major gaming brands end up around the 100 mark.
These are our particular preferences, so do read other recommendations to get a broader view!
