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

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.

I've had a 4 mechanical keyboards and this is my favourite. I use it for programming and v. importantly it has the menu key next to the right ctrl as well as a function key modifier

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.

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.

The problem I have with this keyboard is the Cherry MX Blue Keys, it is very hard to play quickly and smoothly with them. I also find it hard to keep the keyboard clean without a compressed air canister.

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–

Quietly competent, and now prettier as well.

With mechanical gaming keyboards, personal preference is just as important as performance. The HyperX Alloy FPS Mechanical Gaming Keyboard ($99.99) has a clear gamer profile in mind: someone who values performance, portability, and simplicity over jam-packed features and customizability. It has some convenient perks, such as USB pass-through and charging, but the lack of customization software means the Alloy FPS won't appeal to gamers who like to personalize the look and function of each key. For that reason, the Razer Ornata Chroma ($75.95 at Amazon)(Opens in a new window) remains our Editors' Choice for budget gaming keyboards. Design and Features In terms of looks, the Alloy FPS ($75.95 at Amazon)(Opens in a new window) is reminiscent of more utilitarian keyboards like the Corsair Strafe Mechanical Gaming Keyboard ($75.95 at Amazon)(Opens in a new window) and the SteelSeries Apex M500 ($75.95 at Amazon)(Opens in a new window) . There's no palm rest, rows of macro keys, or de...

The HyperX Alloy FPS Keyboard is a sturdy, minimalist gaming keyboard in design and features, but won't appeal to gamers who prize personalization.

Compact size; Affordable; Does not require software; Supports USB pass-through and features charging port; Comes with convenient mesh carrying case; Optional red textured key caps are attractive and easy to put on

No macro keys or dedicated media controls; Limited color options