Monday, September 10th 2018

HyperX Announces Alloy FPS RGB Keyboard with Kailh Silver Speed Switches

HyperX , the gaming division of Kingston Technology Company, Inc., today announced that it is now shipping the HyperX Alloy FPS RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. The Alloy FPS RGB keyboard features Kailh Silver Speed mechanical key switches that offer shorter key travel time and less actuation force for faster gameplay. The full-size RGB keyboard features a solid steel alloy frame in a compact design that frees up table space for the mouse and mousepad.

HyperX is augmenting its line of Alloy FPS keyboards by now offering Kailh Silver Speed key switches on the Alloy FPS RGB. The Kailh Silver Speed key switches feature a light 40g actuation force and are rated for 70 million key presses. With exposed LED lights on the key switch housing and five brightness levels, the keyboard offers brighter and more radiant RGB lighting.
The keyboard also offers Game Mode to easily disable the Windows key to prevent gameplay interruptions, 100 percent anti-ghosting and full N-Key rollover functionality. For added flexibility and performance, the Alloy FPS RGB features an easy access USB charging port located on the back of the keyboard and a detachable braided cord.

"HyperX is excited to reveal the new Alloy FPS RGB mechanical keyboard with Kailh Silver Speed key switches," said Marcus Hermann, senior business manager, HyperX. "These switches are designed with a shorter actuation point for ultra-rapid responsiveness and faster gaming performance, resulting in less fatigue, making it ideal for gamers looking for an advantage over their rivals."

The Alloy FPS RGB mechanical keyboard offers up to three custom lighting profiles that can be saved directly to the on-board memory for on-the-go lighting and macro settings. HyperX NGenuity software offers LED lighting and per key RGB customization1. In addition, NGenuity advanced tools include Game Mode and macro settings.

HyperX takes the tagline We're All Gamers to heart. Whether you are an amateur or professional player, our goal is to meet or exceed customer expectations with every gaming headset, keyboard, mouse or mousepad we design.

Keyboard
  • Key switch: Kailh
  • Type: Mechanical
  • Backlight: RGB (16,777,216 colors)
  • Light effects: Per key RGB lighting and 5 brightness levels
  • On board memory: 3 profiles
  • Connection type: USB 2.0 (2 USB connectors)
  • USB 2.0 Pass-through: Yes (mobile phone charging only)
  • Polling rate: 1000Hz
  • Anti-ghosting: 100% anti-ghosting
  • Key Rollover: N-key mode
  • Media control: Yes
  • Game Mode: Yes
  • OS compatibility: Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7
Key switches
  • Kailh Silver Speed
  • Linear, 40cN actuation force
Cable
  • Type Detachable, braided
  • Length 1.8m
Dimensions
  • Width 442.26mm
  • Depth 129.81mm
  • Height 35.59mm
  • Weight (Keyboard and cable) 1100g
Availability
The HyperX Alloy FPS RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is available in the U.S. and Canada through the HyperX network of retail and e-tail outlets for $109.99 MSRP and is backed by a two-year warranty. Additional country or region shipping information is available online for the Alloy FPS RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard.
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4 Comments on HyperX Announces Alloy FPS RGB Keyboard with Kailh Silver Speed Switches

#1
bonehead123
y.a.w.n....

anutha day, anotha mechy kb....

nothing wrong with it per se, but nothin new or exciting either :)

back to nappy time now :)
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#2
Tsukiyomi91
a carbon copy of Cherry's MX Speed RGB switches, eh? moving on...
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#3
Arjai
Yea but, HyperX! LOL, If I recall, correctly, HyperX used to be Kingston's Top of the Line. Not that long ago! I have 8GB HyperX in this Laptop!

Things have changed, very rapidly, lately, with names and brands and RGB....There is so much, it ALL seems like shit!

:lovetpu:
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#4
Tsukiyomi91
everyone is riding the RGB wave, can't deny that. But, so far I say NZXT & Corsair are doing it right while everyone else is copying with their cheap, low quality products that doesn't last the first 6 months of use. Don't get me started with the whole AURA Sync garbage that so many vendors are riding on coz that was a terrible marketing gimmick that makes Corsair's iCUE & NZXT's HUE software suite look way better.
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