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HyperX Alloy FPS Pro Mechanical Keyboard Review
Post by KostaAndreadis @ 03:05pm 10/01/18 | 4 Comments
Or very own Hogfather, Nathan McCarthy, is back with another hardware review this time for the excellent HyperX Alloy FPS Pro compact mechanical keyboard. Hot on the heels of the announcement of HyperX going RGB in 2018 - it's a friendly reminder that the hardware maker is a name to keep an eye on when it comes to PC peripherals.


When it comes to keyboards the HyperX Alloy FPS has a definite premium feel. From the moment you pick up the box there is a satisfactory feeling of weight and, well, permanence. This carries through to the keyboard itself – which for the price point, immediately raised my eyebrows. And for those that know me, it usually takes a bit to get those puppies moving.


Click Here to Read Our Full HyperX Alloy FPS Pro Mechanical Keyboard Review


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paveway
Posted 01:57pm 11/1/18
are you sure it wasn't 9.4/10 hoggy?
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trog
Posted 03:54pm 11/1/18
good review. getting more tempted to make the switch to mechanical but I really want to try one for a week before I drop so much money on a keyboard when my old trusty MS Comfort Curve 2000 is still kicking it strong
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E.T.
Posted 05:40pm 11/1/18
No numpad? Its not a laptop keyboard FFS.
Hoggy. Throw that POS straight to me and I'll take care of it lol
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Hogfather
Posted 05:57pm 11/1/18
No num pad is unusual to get used to for reals.

I got over it after a while, you dont lose any keys for no num pad and the increased desk real estate feels welcome. Its much less obtrusive on my desk without feeling like a mini to actually use. If you regularly do numerical data entry though you are still going to want a dedicated number pad.

Its definitely a controversial choice though. I think HyperX should have a full 104 key variant?

are you sure it wasn't 9.4/10 hoggy?


Nah Im feeling integery. 9 is nice and solid.
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