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Published: 2022-03-16, Author: John , review by: pcmag.com
Abstract: If you're a gamer, you probably take your choice of gaming keyboard very seriously. And you should.When your keyboard doubles as your game controller, it's more than just a tool for typing. It is to you what the katana is to a samurai (or to a cyborg ninj...
Well laid out for a 60% keyboard, Pre-programmed functions and layers cut down the time to get used to the form factor, Full programmability and software profiles via the driver allow for the use of different OS/typing/language layouts, Per-key 16.8 M RGB
The software driver is still a Beta release years later, and the user experience can definitely be improved, Value proposition here is not as attractive compared to the competition, Single switch option, The 60% form factor can still result in an entry ba
As this is written, the HyperX Alloy Origins 60 is available in a single switch option and costs $99.99 from the HyperX web store for customers in the USA. Street pricing from resellers is the same, including Amazon.com, although they make it easy to get...
Feel fantastically well-built, Light and responsive linear switches, Incredibly low click latency, All keys are macro-programmable, Customizable RGB backlighting
Mediocre ergonomics, Customization software only available on Windows
Not ideal for productivity, Keys are a little loud
The HyperX Alloy Origins 60 did not sell me on the mini keyboard design, and I’m beginning to doubt that any peripheral ever will. Losing almost half of the keys I’ve grown accustomed to is a very big ask, and I imagine a lot of other gamers will feel the...
Excellent Red linear switches, Exposed LED for brighter RGB, Full aircraftgrade aluminum body, Welldone design and quality feel
No other switch options
4.5 out of 5But suppose you are OK with the 60 percent design and want an RGB keyboard for gaming (or even that clean, minimalist setup). In that case, the $99 price for the Alloy Origins 60 falls nicely between Ducky and Razer giving another solid choice...
Premium build quality, Doesn't take up a lot of desk space, Responsive, ping-free switches,
60% layout can be hard to learn, Replacement spacebar uses ABS plastic instead of doubleshot PBT
The HyperX Alloy Origins 60 is a 60% gaming keyboard that justifies its premium price tag with sturdy build quality, responsive mechanical switches and RGB backlighting...
Published: 2021-02-22, Author: Mike , review by: pcmag.com
Proprietary HyperX switches offer balanced typing feel, Cool, alternate space bar cap, Slightly more affordable than other 60 percent gaming keyboards, PBT keycaps
Only three onboard profiles, Non-PBT alternate keycaps
The HyperX Alloy Origins 60 mechanical keyboard works just as well as its larger sibling thanks to a well-designed body, balanced proprietary switches, and useful configuration software...
Abstract: HyperX is the gaming division of Kingston Technology Company and has been creating concrete gaming accessories and peripherals since 2002. This year at CES2021, HyperX is back with new PC and console gaming gear for the masses. HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Me...
Abstract: Want a keyboard that's perfect for competitive play, rigid, and takes up less space? Look no further than the HyperX Allow Origins mini keyboard. We got our hands on the Alloy Origins 60 to give you the rundown on this compact keyboard...
