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HyperX Alloy Origins Core review | Best Mechanical keyboard in 2020?

Aksara by Aksara
2 years ago
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Contents
1 HyperX Alloy Origins Core Gaming Keyboard
1.1 Specifications
1.2 Keyboard
1.3 Key Switches
1.4 Cable
1.5 Dimensions
1.6 HyperX NGENUITY (RGB) Software
1.7 Final verdict:

HyperX Alloy Origins Core Gaming Keyboard

With lots of gaming keyboards selling out there in the market, you may wonder which one to go for? Or which one is the best? I would choose HyperX over any other gaming keyboards. Right from the price to value of money to the specs they provide. 

So, what makes something a Gaming Keyboard?

Is it the Looks or Fit and finish or the Quality?

It is actually all three. HyperX would have really spent a lot of time and effort on R&D to come up with something like this.

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The moment you hold the keyboard in your hand, it will give you an epic feel which I have never felt on any other keyboard. The Aluminium finish gives out a rich and sturdy look. This keyboard features a tenkeyless design that makes it look very compact and the custom HyperX mechanical switches have enough room for your fingers to toggle through each key.

The Alloy origins core made from the same aluminum that is present in the alloy but there is a considerable weight difference between them both.

Talking about the keys, the Alloy Origins Core comes with

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Specifications

Keyboard

Switch HyperX Switch
Type Mechanical
Backlight RGB (16,777,216 colors)
Light effects Per key RGB lighting3 and 5 brightness levels
On board memory 3 profiles
Connection type USB Type-C to USB Type-A
Anti-ghosting 100% anti-ghosting
Key rollover N-key mode
LED indicator Yes
Media control Yes
Game Mode Yes
OS compatibility Windows® 10, 8.1, 8, 7

Key Switches

Switch HyperX Red, HyperX Aqua
Operation Style Linear, Tactile
Actuation Force 45g
Key Travel Distance 1.8 mm
Total Travel 3.8 mm
Life Span (Keystrokes) 80 million

Cable

Type Detachable, Braided
Length 1.8 m

Dimensions

Width 360.0 mm
Depth 132.5 mm
Height 34.5 mm
Weight (Keyboard and cable) 900 g

HyperX NGENUITY (RGB) Software

Apart from the stunning Gaming keyboard, HyperX offers a powerful and innate RGB software called “NGENUITY”, to bring out your artistic senses. In this Software you can set up lighting and effects for every key according to your taste, you can create and store macros, like what happens when you press a key, this software has a library of presets from which you can select an effect and you can also customize keyboard game mode.

Final verdict: 

The keyboard is super good and is a good upgrade to the Alloy FPS Pro which is a standard mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX Red Switches and single color LED which is Red. Whereas the Alloy Classic Origins is a fully RGB Keyboard with the NGENUNITY support.

The specific keyboard I used is a Cherry MX red switch version keyboard and has a Type C connector while the Alloy FPS Pro has a classic USB connector.

Apart from the overall changes of the keyboard, this keyboard also comes with aluminum grade body with TKL design. This keyboard also has three profiles to save your onboard memory.

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