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Published: 2017-07-17, Author: E. , review by: anandtech.com
Kingston released the HyperX Alloy Elite as a step forward from the Alloy FPS, a gaming keyboard that was designed to be minimalistic, compact and easy to carry around. The Alloy Elite is a design that ditches the portability for additional practical feat...
The Kingston HyperX Alloy Elite mechanical gaming keyboard retails for about $110 (Amazon) at the time of this review. It is available in red, blue, and brown switches to suit your specific need in a mechanical keyboard. The Elite improves on its predeces...
Like the Alloy FPS, HyperX's Alloy Elite RGB is a perfectly fine keyboard. The only real issue is that it's a perfectly fine keyboard in an ever-more-crowded market. It doesn't undercut the competition on price the way G.Skill has, nor does it have a stan...
The HyperX Alloy Elite RGB is the best that HyperX has to offer at this time. Adding in RGB backlighting was the obvious next step in the evolution, but adding in a software suite for co9mplete customization was key to the success of this product. Previou...
Design - 9/10Performance - 8/10Value - 7/10HyperX's Alloy Elite RGB Gaming Keyboard is available to purchase from authorised Australian retailers for A$259.Technical Specifications...
Like the Alloy FPS before it, the Alloy Elite is designed with gaming in mind, but it still remains a good typists keyboard if that's what you're after. Our review unit contained the ultra-responsive Cherry MX Reds, which are commonly used in gaming keybo...
We appreciate the looks and styling of the Alloy Elite, and even though there is much to do with the LED stripe across the top edge, in normal use, the user may never see it. The trio of buttons on the left used to address lighting intensity, modes, and e...
Excellent build quality, Includes Cherry MX Red mechanical switches, Dedicated media controls
No dedicated macro keys, Captive USB cable
As you can see, the HyperX Alloy Elite is in a highly competitive league and you're not short of options at around this price. But, while it lacks RGB backlighting, this is otherwise the perfect gaming keyboard.At £96, you'll be hard-pressed to find a mor...
Choice of three Cherry MX switches, Discrete media controls, Anti-ghosting
Steep price tag for the RGB feature, Wrist rest could be bigger
We love the HyperX Alloy Elite RGB. You won't have to compromise style for substance; it offers top notch performance and will make a gorgeous addition to your desk...
