Review on HyperX Alloy FPS Pro Tenkeyless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard: Compact & Clicky with Cherry MX Blue - Red LED Backlit! by Anastazja Adamczyk ᠌

In general, the impressions after years of using conventional membranes are only positive, I can recommend it. Now I understand why to give so much money for such devices :) Pros: + Feeling of monolithic design. The keyboard is really heavy and very well made. + Cherry MX Red switches. Instant response, pleasant to type, very fast due to the design. For games, that's it. + Illumination and its variations. I specifically searched not with RGB, but with one color. At minimum brightness at night, it does not tear out its eyes, during the day, in principle, it is not needed. + No Num Pad. Due to this, there is an order of magnitude more space on the table and more space for the right hand. + Detachable thick braided cable. + Ease of cleaning. Simply blowing it out is enough. Cons below: -Perhaps I came across such an instance, but pressing the usual keys and the shift, backspace and other similar keys is felt differently. I compared it with a full-fledged Alloy FPS on the same switches, and she did not have such a problem. But what can you do, because of this, another keyboard is unlikely to be issued. -Very weak keycaps, as other owners write. In a couple of months, many of the most used ones have already had cracks in the structure. I don’t know how long it will last, but it’s very unpleasant to see it in such a keyboard. It is quite easily solved by buying other keycaps, since the design is standard, but for such an amount I would not want to modify the device either. -Sparse kit compared to a full-fledged Alloy FPS. There is only a keyboard, cable and documentation. In the same one there is a carrying case and replaceable keycaps of gaming keys with a puller. -Price. But for the money, other keyboards with these switches will be hard to find.