The techPowerUP gang says that the HyperX Alloy FPS mechanical keyboard has decent accessories, good built quality but has poor keycaps and it's relatively expensive for what you get.
In the very beginning, it was Kingston HyperX to give a sense of familiarity and a head start over the competition, but over the past few years, the brand has done well enough to merit standing on its own with well-priced keyboards and headsets alike, as well as some NAND-based devices under the HyperX brand. Today, we take a look at their first keyboard - the Alloy FPS. Thanks again to HyperX for providing the review sample.
