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

In general, I'm pleased with the performance of the keyboard. If it weren't for the awful performance of the buttons and the absence of a proper Enter button, I'd give it an honest five stars. A three that is certainly earned here. Got pros: The broken mechanics from Logitech were replaced by this keyboard that was purchased around six months ago. I was able to purchase it for 5,000. (thanks to all the bonuses from M. Video). What we liked: - Pleasing key travel (but not all of them); - No backlash, does not bend, and stands well on the work area; - The USB cable comes undone, which is unquestionably an advantage. Having certain negative aspects - A loss of karma for the designers who made the decision to "kill" the Enter button (the issue could have been remedied by making the already enormous right Shift smaller and placing a division sign next to it, but they chose not to do so); - Pressing Alt and Shift does not always have the desired effect (sometimes pressing works correctly for 3-5 times, which just freezes you!); - Using the Delete key does not always have the desired effect. And on occasion, the digital block that is displayed above the keyboard (buttons are not pushed the first time!); - There is no method to make the backlight a single hue (preferably white). Nonetheless, many people are currently in this position.