Trying to check out HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, it says:geokilla wrote: ↑ HyperX Gaming has the keyboards and headsets on sale. Use code LACHY for an additional 20% off. I just purchased the HyperX Alloy Origins full sized keyboard with HyperX Aqua switches + wrist wrest for $120. Been eyeing a new keyboard and honestly can't wait for it to arrive.
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I was told these hotswap keyboard require a certain program to use. Is that true?Nikhilvoid wrote: ↑ I would get either of these two keyboards instead of that keyboard:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001687936887.html
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B091GR7GBS/
Both are wireless and hotswap. The first one comes with Polia switches and thick PBT keycaps.
They work right out of the box. You can download their software to change the key mappings and more control over the RGB.
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Not really super into the keyboard game, but is it better component wise, compared to Hyper X Alloy FPS Pro?Nikhilvoid wrote: ↑ I would get either of these two keyboards instead of that keyboard:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001687936887.html
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B091GR7GBS/
Both are wireless and hotswap. The first one comes with Polia switches and thick PBT keycaps.
Yeah, they both have better components. The first one from Kailh is amazing: PBT keycaps and wireless and higher-end Polia switches ($70usd retail, but they're on sale for $20/70 switches in the US). I'm using it now, and it's great. But you should get the second one from Epomaker if you want the wireless 2.4Ghz option. You can add PBT keycaps and higher-end switches to it, too.JonathanSun wrote: ↑ Not really super into the keyboard game, but is it better component wise, compared to Hyper X Alloy FPS Pro?
