The HyperX Alloy FPS is aimed squarely at FPS gamers, and we think that Kingston has hit their target.

Solid build quality; Cherry MX switches (Blue; Brown; or Red; Removable USB cable; USB power passthrough; Travel bag

Only red lighting

If FPS games are your jam, the Kingston HyperX Alloy FPS is a great tool to have in your arsenal. It's responsive, doesn't take up much space on your desk, and its textured keycaps provide a slight advantage.

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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For me, a mechanical keyboard is a must, but it's hard to find options with quality switches rather than RGB fluff. The Hyper Alloy FPS takes my keyboard wants and goes further with a smart and mobile footprint, and manages to be very stylish in use and in the included soft case.

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.

Having produced quality memory modules since the 80s, today Kingston offers an extensive line of flash media pr

Detachable USB cord; red backlighting; USB pass-through for phone charging; carrying bag

A tad overpriced (US release pending); No wrist rest; No media keys

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...

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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