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Thankfully in my country there is a 55$ keyboard with kalih brown and rgb and tkl and aluminum top. Exactly what I need.
oh crap it was posted yesterday
so close to 1 million…keep it up man
worst vid ever btw
Like if u want him to review the redragon kumara
Please do review on Hyperx Alloy FPS RBG – there’s only one review on yt and it doesnt answer most questions I have about the keyboard.
(Like this comment so there’s better chance he can see this if you would also like him do review on the keyboard.)
The keyboard looks a little like razer keyboards
but why…?
Heard membrane and clicked off
HyperX makes some other keyboards that ARE mechanical, and their cheapest mechanical switch keyboard goes for only $99 so tbh if you want a whole HyperX setup (which I have) your better off going for the mechanical one.
First you mention rgb, then say membrane. Tells me all about the review process…
I wouldn’t really care if it has Red switches instead of RGB or backlight
Just saying get a red dragon vara with mech blue switches with a rgb software and save 6 dollars
3:28 ✌️
Total sellout.
Is it just me or the RGB in membrane keyboards actually shine brighter than Mechanical keyboards?
Mechanical
-I think not-
When you realize the corsair membrane keyboard is wayyyyyy better
This one looks way better than Corsair K55 for the same price!!
There is an app like Razer Synapse for Hyperx??? (Sorry for my english)
I use both membrane and mechanical. My first mechanical was a razer. I have a redragon also. Love both.
review the new finalmouses
Why does “cheap” mean “for beginners”?
Honestly i couldnt give a shit for rgb or mechanical since for MOST games, mechanical makes no difference.
A game which would matter could be osu for example or whatever
trash
$5 keyboard for beginners. IT’S A DEAL!!!
review the anne pro 2 pls
meh, applause to HyperX for their consideration and thoughtfulness to create a keyboard for friendly budget gamers or shall i say budget PC users. There is nothing in these “budget” gaming keyboards that emphasizes gaming. Its just a regular keyboard with colorful lighting. Its nothing new. It’s basically like the Corsair K55 like Frank shown in his video which has been out for awhile. So for HyperX to just come out with a keyboard that is essentially the same as their competitors who are also dishing out “budget” gaming keyboard. Keyboards with RBG like the K55 or Cynosa. Its been done before so there is nothing more to expect. You basically pay for what you get for. Yeah, you’ll get anti-ghosting, RBG effects, macros. Still doesn’t justify calling it a gaming keyboard. Any keyboard can be considered a gaming keyboard but the difference in my opinion is definitely the switches. See, if they made keyboard that had mechanical switches, good actuation and things that actually benefit gamers besides RGB then it would be considered a good deal. Don’t get why they would make a keyboard expecting people to game on with barely any advantages but just adding RBG and calling it a day. Getting pretty sick of RGB everything. I’ll admit, it adds a nice flare to a setup. If its the media keys and RGB that keeps gaming keyboards expensive then id rather have a keyboard with good switches, no RBG, no media keys. Just makes more sense. But of course, then the companies wouldn’t be able to sell their “high end” keyboard which has everything a “budget” keyboard has but with mechanical switches. Dumb how it cant just be the other way around. Money sucking companies.
Is it mechanical?
40$ would have been optimal, the only reason i would buy this over a cheap af 20$ membrane rgb is basically because of the features you mentioned (dedicated mute button) and the fact that the frame is 17″ across.. if i had a wider computer desk i would choose the cheaper one every time, i have no trouble gaming on a membrane keyboard.. and i can get by in life with minimal rgb effects, i just need to see the keys at night sometimes…
Im not a keyboard expert but..
Those keys really sound bad
i swear, like people wouldn’t like non rbg true mechanical keyboard, or that’s how all manufacturers are acting
some basic gaming functions like gamelock, and PUT A LOTTA RGB ON THAT BITCH
if i was to choose, i’d like more fully mechanical keyboard with no lighting at all
Ouch even for $50 I wouldnt buy!
I got the Drevo Tyfrig V2 for around $50. It is mechanical but I don’t remember what switches they are. It has rgb and you can control and personalize the lighting in their software
all work no play makes jack a dull boy
When are mainstream brands gonna use cheaper switches like kailh or gaterons? Mechanical, cheap and mainstream
RGB needs to die hard, I still use my IBM Model M. If I dropped that puppy on one of your modern gayboards they would split in half.
So it’s basically HyperXs version of the Corsair k55