Review on 🎮 HyperX Alloy Origins Core: Tenkeyless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Software-Managed Lighting & Macro Customization, Compact Form, RGB LED Backlight, Linear Red Switches by Minju Gim ᠌

The keyboard is wonderful; it feels extremely good to the touch and has good travel for the keys. I took the Razer DeathStalker with me when I left (by the way, the keyboard, which is outstanding by the way, still functions perfectly despite the fact that it is already 8 years old ). A very long time ago, I sold it to them for three thousand. (But I'm already fed up with the keyboard, and I wanted something new, convenient, and playful.) The only thing is that when you use a keyboard for seven years, and then you change yourself to compact mechanics - you don't get used to it right away, and I miss the keys a couple (- but it's already a matter of habit ) The only thing is that when you use a keyboard for seven years, and then you change yourself to compact mechanics - you don' Someone has a complaint about the "worst software" account; I'll tell you guys NO, it's good when compared to the identical ROG Armory II account; someone else has a complaint about the "worst software" account. This software is truly repulsive because it installs absolutely everything and everything (a bunch of garbage) on your personal computer and will load it for you. Of course, this matter cannot be resolved in the conventional manner because it cannot be closed. It is not terrible, but it is far from ideal that it does not remember the settings; however, if you just save to one of the three "F" and switch through FN, it's better than a bunch of garbage on the personal computer. Therefore, I suggest that you reconsider your opinion on the software. It is not terrible, but it is far from ideal that it does not remember the settings. Also, a big thank you to HyperX for making such a fantastic device I really want to see you have a mouse like the "Asus Rog Spatha" or the "Razer NAGA MMOG." I'm a big fan of mice that have a bunch of different side buttons.