Pros: - Incredible build quality, no wobble, durable and heavy keycaps. - Lighter than you would think, low profile and extremely portable. - Super easy to clean. (this actually is one of my favorite points) - Flawless anti-ghosting with consistent actuation force even on larger keys. Cons: - Price.

Good

Size; Feels good

I love this thing! I can't believe how good it is for the price...any price. Time will tell how long it will last but at this point I am completely satisfied.

This keyboard is supposed to be a plug and play with no additional software, so far the keyboard is unresponsive hence the 3 stars, might be a problem with windows 7–

Built with a focus on competitive gaming, we think the HyperX Alloy FPS is going to be a smash hit with pro gamers, as well as anyone who just wants a great quality keyboard to use at home, or that makes them look like a badass in the office.

Durable steel chassis; Stylish aesthetics; Extra FPS gaming key caps included; LED lighting with effects; Detachable cable; Cherry MX Blue switches; Full N-Key/Anti-Ghosting; Gaming mode; Mobile charging port

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Competitive gaming has been around since about 30 seconds after the first multi-player computer game was compiled, and has finally gained main-stream attention in the last several years with the recognition of E-sports.

If you're looking for a gaming keyboard, you've got hundreds of different models to choose from. But for those in-the-know, mechanical keyboards are the only way to go. The additional tactile benefits of mechanical switches are revered by many, providing you with a faster response time and more...

The Kingston HyperX range is expanding at a range of knots. By committing to quality products and building a brand Kingston have firmly established the HyperX logo as one that gives you confidence of the hardware beneath.

Kingston HyperX Alloy FPS Review – HyperX Alloy FPS mechanical Gaming keyboard from Kingston is built compact, with a width of only 441.65 mm and height of 35.59 mm is just what I need for my slim desk.

Quietly competent, and now prettier as well.