HyperX Alloy Origins Core – Tenkeyless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard – Software Controlled Light & Macro Customization – Compact Form Factor – Clicky Switch – HyperX Blue – RGB LED Backlit

This is an impressively-heavy keyboard that feels high quality. I did a great deal of research before purchasing and the HyperX Alloy Origins is one of the best rated, and I can absolutely see why. The 'clicky' version (blue) has a very satisfying sound and the LED lighting is great. It's a proper mechanical keyboard that is a massive step up from a cheap membrane keyboard. I went for the blue (clicky) version as it suits precision players and its satisfying to hear the click as confirmation of each key press.

Very cool very swag 😎 I like it

1st off the software is not the best tricky to get working but still in ( BETA ) i have used logitech and razer over the years never looked at hyperx untill now and all i can say is WOW this keyboard is something else the feed back the they keys is outstanding the keyboard is heavy feels like i could hit someone with it and it would still work, if this keyboard ever brakes im going out and getting the same one best 100 spent

Good keyboard but need UK version can't use US layout

Great keyboard. Would recommend

Great keyboard full of features. One being the screen mirroring, the keyboard RGB changes with what's on the screen. Very immersive experience! And CLICKY KEYS!!

good

Very good but the delivery was just left on the door step no packaging

الكيبورد معروف وما يحتاج كلام ابحث في اليوتيوب عنه وشوف المراجعات في كيبوردات ارخص وممتازة ايضا اذا هذا غالي عليك

Man bekommt genau das, was man auch erwartet. Einfach nur perfekt!

I bought this with the HyperX blue switches to replace a Das Keyboard Pro 4 with Cherry MX Blue switches for work (I am a programmer). I loved the Das, it's a solid workhorse and the clicky cherry blue switches are so satisfying, but it's huge and I wanted something smaller so that I could position my keyboard directly in front of me without pushing my mouse way off to the right. Feel - When I got this keyboard, I put it next to the Das to compare the HyperX blue switches to the Cherry MX blues. There is a slight, noticeable difference. I would say that the cherry blues are _slightly_ crisper, but the difference is negligible. The HyperX blues are still plenty clicky and satisfying. I got used to this keyboard very quickly. I probably wouldn't have noticed any difference if I didn't have them side-by-side. No complaints here, it's a joy to type on this keyboard. Noise - Yes it's loud, that comes with the territory. The volume is comparable to the Das... however... I read other reviews that complained about "pinging" and didn't know what they were talking about. This wasn't a problem with the Das even after years of use. However, in the past few days (after a month of using this keyboard) I noticed that some keys, particularly the Tab and Ctrl keys, make a "pinging" noise after being pressed. It's not as loud as the normal clicking noise of the keys and it depends how snappy and hard you tap the keys, but it's there. It doesn't really bother me but I could see how it might grate on some people's nerves. You could always just turn on some music. :) Design - I love the compact form. There is no wasted space around the keys to needlessly take desk space. The key layout is the same as what I'm used to minus the number pad, no funky layout to make it more compact or cram in extra keys. The spacing feels slightly different compared to the Das; I guess the keys are slightly closer together? Not a big deal, I got used to it in maybe a week or two. It lacks USB ports to plug in other devices, but this wasn't a big issue for me. Like any other mechanical keyboard it is a bit tall and I highly recommend getting a wrist rest like the Glorious Gaming wrist rest (don't forget to get a TKL size). Lighting and software - This was low on my priorities, but I have to say the RGB lighting is cool. This keyboard is VERY BRIGHT. It has 4 brightness levels other than off (25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) but even on the lowest setting at 25% it is quite bright. However you can dim the brightness to whatever level you want with the software. The software, despite all the complaints in other reviews, seems fine to me. It gives you a lot of flexibility for layered colors and effects that are very cool. I have no problems with it other than I wish it allowed you to load the settings from your keyboard to tweak them after you save them to the keyboard, but it does look like it has profiles that you can save and load in the software. Summary - This is a fantastic TKL layout mechanical keyboard that I would recommend for work or games. The blue switches are comparable to Cherry MX blues. However, if you can't stand the "pinging" noise on some keys then you may want something higher quality.

Ottimo prodotto

É bom, mas o meu com menos de 1 mes de uso ja apresentou defeito em duas teclas. Nada justifica essa falha, nem faço uso intenso do teclado.