Review on HyperX Alloy Origins – Software-Controlled Light & Macro Customization, Compact Form Factor – Tactile HyperX Aqua Switch by Firash Hakimi

1) Price. Gentlemen, don't take yourselves so seriously. Because of perks and a discount code, I was able to get this clave for only $5,020. For this price, it's exquisite, and it's difficult to find issue with it, but when you realize that it costs about 12,000 dollars, it becomes ridiculous. Why did you spend so much? Yes, the assembly, and yes, the switches; but, dammit. In any case, it is VERY pricey. Taking it with bonuses is a must, but if you're paying 12,000 dollars for it, I honestly don't see the sense in doing so. I would give Claudia a score between 8 and 9 out of 10 for this! 2) Stubs. Yep, same gap. Does it interfere? No. Does it have an impact on the sound or performance? Not much at all, which does not even work comfortably. On the other hand, this is most definitely not what I had hoped to find in the clave for 12K. 3) The availability of multimedia navigation buttons (separate). To some, this is a benefit, while to others, it is a drawback; however, for that amount of money, it would be wonderful to see them both independently (for me personally) 4) Full set. 12K. There is Klava, three pieces of paper, and a cord contained within the package. ALL. One gets the impression that even A4 Tech is more concerned about the consumer than Hyper X is. Gentlemen, you can't be serious! At this amount of money, there is no room for criticism in any form, at least in regard to the kit! Please get it fixed! 5) Soft. He is, in fact, still in the Beta phase. Is collaboration with him even an option? You certainly can, and the plan is succeeding. But! It is broken, and sometimes after saving the presets it would just crash without any warning. Thankfully, Claudia possesses a memory that is stored within.