... Obwohl die HyperX Alloy Origins Core keinen Nummernblock besitzt, braucht sie sich nicht neben ihren großen Brüdern zu verstecken. Ich bin wirklich überrascht wie viel in dieser hochwertigen kleinen Tastatur steckt. ...

The Hyper X Alloy Origins Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is a great peripheral for a reasonable price. It feels and sounds good, with its linear HyperX red switches and PBT keys. Its design is sturdy with probably one of the most vibrant LED backlighting that we’ve seen.

By the time the great Keyboard Switch Wars are over, every company will have its own custom-built switches. That’s what happens when patents expire, I guess. The latest to join the boutique switch trend? HyperX, who used traditional Cherry MX switches through 2018, then switched to Kailh, and now has switched a second time to its own HyperX-branded line. It’s a move so bold, HyperX created a whole new keyboard to give its switches a home. Or…well, they renamed one of their existing keyboard models, I guess. Meet the HyperX Alloy Origins, twin to the HyperX Alloy FPS—at least on the surface.

The HyperX Alloy Origins takes all the fundamentals of a gaming keyboard — mechanical switches and RGB lighting — and nails them, though it doesn’t go above and beyond. It’s lighting is excellent and simple to customize, and its gaming performance is the equal of almost all of its contemporaries. ...