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HyperX Alloy Elite 2 – Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Software-Controlled Light & Macro Customization, ABS Pudding Keycaps, Media Controls, RGB LED Backlit, Linear Switch, HyperX Red,Black
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Brand | HyperX |
Compatible Devices | PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, Xbox Series X |
Connectivity Technology | USB |
Keyboard Description | Gaming |
Recommended Uses For Product | Gaming |
Special Feature | Volume Scroll Wheel, Full-size Keyboard, Anti-ghosting, Braided Cable, Key Rollover |
Color | Black |
Number of Keys | 104 |
Keyboard backlighting color support | RGB |
Style | Keyboard |
About this item
- HyperX Pudding Keycaps: Pre-installed translucent ABS pudding keycaps provide more brilliance compared to solid-color keycaps.
- HyperX Mechanical switches: These reliable key switches are a balance of responsiveness and accuracy, with a short travel time and actuation distance. They feature an exposed LED for brighter, more luminous RGB lighting.
- Signature light bar & dynamic RGB lighting effects: The signature HyperX light bar and vibrant lighting effects form a truly dazzling display.
- Dedicated media keys and large volume wheel: Have control at your fingertips with a prominent volume wheel and dedicated keys for media, profiles, and Game Mode.
- Solid steel frame: The solid steel frame provides durability and the sturdy weight of the keyboard helps prevent slippage when the action heats up.
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Product details
- Product Dimensions : 17.5 x 6.9 x 1.5 inches; 2.85 Pounds
- Item model number : HKBE2X-1X-US/G
- Batteries : 1 A batteries required.
- Date First Available : June 30, 2020
- Manufacturer : HP Inc.
- ASIN : B088KRFVBK
- Best Sellers Rank: #9,130 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
- #705 in PC Gaming Keyboards
- Customer Reviews:
Product Description
For gamers, streamers, and multitaskers who need to have more control at their fingertips, the HyperX Alloy Elite 2 is the keyboard for you. With dedicated media keys and a large volume wheel, this fully-featured gaming keyboard’s ready for everything from video editing to watching movies. It’s built with ultra-reliable HyperX mechanical switches balanced for speed and responsiveness, so you can trust your key inputs. The switches’ exposed LEDs pair with the translucent HyperX Pudding Keycaps to give your RGB lighting, extra brightness compared to solid-color keycaps.
Customize the signature light bar and create lighting profiles with intuitive HyperX Ngenuity software for a brilliant display of colors. Use the software to personalize your setup further with custom Game Mode and macros. A USB 2.0 pass-through provides an extra USB port for your multi-tasking needs. The Alloy Elite 2’s sturdy steel frame makes it durable enough for work and play day in and day out.
From the manufacturer
HyperX Pudding Keycaps
Pre-installed translucent ABS pudding keycaps provide more brilliance compared to solid-color keycaps which let less of your style shine.
HyperX Mechanical switches
These reliable key switches are a balance of responsiveness and accuracy. They feature an exposed LED for brighter RGB lighting.
Signature light bar
The signature HyperX light bar and vibrant lighting effects form a truly dazzling display.
Dedicated media keys
Have control at your fingertips with a prominent volume wheel and dedicated keys for media, profiles, and Game Mode.
Solid steel frame
The solid steel frame provides durability and the sturdy weight of the keyboard helps prevent slippage when the action heats up.
HyperX NGENUITY
Customize Game Mode, build macros, and set up per-key lighting and effects.
USB 2.0 pass-through
This fully-featured keyboard also has a USB 2.0 pass-through, 100% Anti-Ghosting, and N-Key rollover functionalities.
Multi-platform compatibility
The keyboard is compatible with PC, PS4, and Xbox One via USB-A connection, so you can have one keyboard for both PC and console gaming.
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Customer Reviews
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4.7 out of 5 stars
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4.7 out of 5 stars
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4.7 out of 5 stars
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4.7 out of 5 stars
12,327
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Form Factor
| Full Size | Ultra Compact 60% | TKL - Tenkeyless | Full Size Full | 65% |
Switch Type
| HyperX (Red) | HyperX (Red) | HyperX Red/Aqua/Blue | Membrane | HyperX Red |
Backlit Customization
| Per Key | Per Key | Per Key | 5 Zones | Per Key |
Media Keys
| Dedicated | Secondary | Secondary | Dedicated | Secondary |
Cable Type
| Attached braided USB 2.0 | Detachable braided USB-C | Detachable braided USB-C | Attached braided USB 2.0 | Detachable braided USB-C |
Compatibility
| PC, PS, Xbox | PC, PS, Xbox | PC, PS, Xbox | PC, PS, Xbox | PC, PS, Xbox |
NGENUITY Compatibility
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✔ |
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Customers like the quality, build quality, and lighting of the keyboard. For example, they mention the keys feel good, the volume wheel feels great, and the build quality is exceptional. Some appreciate the customization, saying the colors are vibrant and the keycaps make the colors pop. That said, opinions are mixed on ease of use and keycap.
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Customers are satisfied with the quality of the keyboard. They mention that it feels awesome while typing, the keys feel good, and it types smoothly. The volume wheel feels great and is more solid than the metal one used on Corsair. The keys still give them the tactile feeling they need while typing. The HyperX keys react nicely when typing, and the RGB lighting is bright. The mechanical feel is nice but not too clicky, and there is no obnoxious clicking.
"...The rest perfectly fit the board height and width and was supportive but not to firm, excellent product as well." Read more
"...I have spent 6 hours with it now, typing and gaming and it feels really good and an improvement over the K70 when it comes to the feel of pressing..." Read more
"...It's smooth and satisfactory, the key pressing becomes an easy task with this keyboard since it requieres very little effort to activate each key..." Read more
"...You couldn’t break this is you tried. The keys feel good and it types smoothly. Really good for gaming especially since it stays in place! Love it...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the build quality of the keyboard. They mention that it is heavy duty, has a solid feel, and is very secure. Some say that the build is exceptional at this price point. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
"...The first impression was this was a beast. Well built, and heavy which I like because I have had keyboards slide around on me because I am..." Read more
"...I am replacing my K70 with this. My K70 still works, good condition, but this looks nicer and feels way better to type on...." Read more
"...It's smooth and satisfactory, the key pressing becomes an easy task with this keyboard since it requieres very little effort to activate each key..." Read more
"...It’s needlessly high quality. They designed it as though it’s going to be used as a weapon...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the lighting of the keyboard. For example, they mention the RGB is super bright, and the backlit lights up just enough without being overly bright. Some appreciate the brightness and aesthetics of the product. That said, some complain about the software.
"...Got this plugged in and turned it on. The lighting was beautiful. See the RGB really adds nothing to a typing experience physically of course...." Read more
"...which is a good thing since the white lights are super bright. and the rgb light bar that goes across the keyboard is really nice too...." Read more
"...The keys just travel like butter, customizable out the booty. Bright lights! I play in the dark alot so that is the best part about the lighting...." Read more
"...The RGB lights are amazing. They shine through this keyboard, literally as seen on the fun little video I took xD..." Read more
Customers like the customization of the keyboard. They say the colors are vibrant, unique, and have a wide variety of RGB color schemes, patterns, and features. The keycaps are amazing and make the colors pop. Customers also mention that the keyboard is adjustable and plug and play, with no software needed.
"...Love it. And you can change the color of the lights (I included a picture of what that looks like)." Read more
"...The keys aren’t too noisy and they have a perfect click. Colors are vivid and amazing. Highly recommend." Read more
"The quality of this keyboard is amazing! Its super colorful and the perfect size for gaming! Super easy to use and a very sturdy keyboard...." Read more
"...this keyboard feels great, the keycaps are amazing and make the colors pop, and I am extremely happy" Read more
Customers like the responsiveness of the keyboard. They say it's a great keyboard for gaming, with a nice click to it. The switches are super fast and the keys are easy to press. Overall, customers find the keyboard to be very pleasing to use.
"...Now the most important part. These switches are like butter to my fingers they are smooth and soft enough that I felt no pain...." Read more
"...Using this keyboard has been very pleasing to use in terms of sound and easiness when it comes to typing experience...." Read more
"...The keys aren’t too noisy and they have a perfect click. Colors are vivid and amazing. Highly recommend." Read more
"...than the “browns” that I had on my other HyperX. The “reds” are a bit less “clicky” which is what I was looking for...." Read more
Customers like the weight of the keyboard. They mention that the base of it feels heavy, the keys are great, and the metal is excessively heavy. The keyboard is solid, heavy, and durable, with a wonderful light touch.
"...The first impression was this was a beast. Well built, and heavy which I like because I have had keyboards slide around on me because I am..." Read more
"...Build quality: It's built like a tank, it's heavy with metal and quality plastic...." Read more
"...They designed it as though it’s going to be used as a weapon. It’s heavy and it stays in place if you have a desktop cover that’s the mouse pad..." Read more
"Great build quality, super heavy duty. The metal is excessively heavy which I LOVE. The keys aren’t too noisy and they have a perfect click...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the keyboard. Some mention that it's effortless, simple, and easy to activate a key. They say the program you download is easy to use and change how the lights work. However, other customers say that the keyboard is decent, but the software is awful, mediocre at best, and not user friendly. They also say that it sometimes doesn't work properly.
"...Software:This must be it's only weak point, the software sometimes doesn't work properly, for example, if I choose a desired lightning effect..." Read more
"...For $100 you can't go wrong and you get wonderful cherry keys. Zero effort. Seriously this thing rules" Read more
"...Low and behold it didn't come with the wrist pad that Elite 1 had. Mechanical aspect is softer so it doesn't click as loud which feels weird...." Read more
"...Its super colorful and the perfect size for gaming! Super easy to use and a very sturdy keyboard...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the keycap of the keyboard. Some mention that the key caps have smooth transition when pressed, and have good action on the keys. They also love the media control keys, saying they're useful and smooth. However, others say that the keys are too loud and are like mountains. They say the keyboard is well built, and has a great feel.
"...The keys just travel like butter, customizable out the booty. Bright lights! I play in the dark alot so that is the best part about the lighting...." Read more
"...Media keys are smooth, no hitching. Rubber strip on the foot pad, very nice touch.Okay the bad, for me it's a short list...." Read more
"...The keys are a bit more spread out so that is going to take some time, but man does it feel nice. They are simply perfect for me...." Read more
"...This keyboard also has on-board function keys for gaming, Windows functions, audio control, etc...." Read more
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I have been looking and yes spending way too much money in my search for the right keyboard for me. I am not a gamer. I primarily write and utilize graphics applications.
I found out quickly that "chiclet" style keyboards weren't going to work. They are hard due to bottoming out against the backplate. This would cause physical issues for me if I used them for more than an hour or so at a time. So after some pain, and no less than 4 different "high-end" keyboards I had to keep searching. These keyboards are now part of my keyboard drawer of demise.
Next came the mechanicals, okay this was a nightmare! I started with Razor and Corsair. My first switch was blue, and quickly that was not going to work. The actuation length was just way too long so in order for me to actually know I engaged the key I had to bottom it out. Remember I am disabled so I have a lack of fine feeling in my fingers. They aren't 100% numb but enough so that I get no tactile queues from the switch. So the Huntsman, and MK2 visited the drawer to be entombed.
Next, I moved on looking for a low profile thinking maybe the actuation length was the issue. I even experimented with membrane keyboards again. The Ornata was a no go the same issue with bottoming out and hitting the backplate to hard. MK2 Low Profile in a red switch and that was a hard no. The actuation wasn't so bad as it is the pressure needed to engage the switch felt off to me and I was hitting the backplate. I tried some off brands as well like a Redragon low profile, and 3 other keyboards with brown switches. Before you judge me this process took a little over 2 years. I would try different wrist rests and form factors. All in all, I bought and now have in my drawer 11 keyboards, probably $1,200 or so in the hole.
Now up to this point how I have been surviving and writing is what I call keyboard merry-go-round. I use a keyboard and when I start to hurt I switch to another. So daily I switch at least once, but usually twice. Now, mind you I write and use my graphics applications a lot. Usually, 4 to 6 hours a day and some days 12 since my pain doesn't let me sleep much.
I ran across the Elite 2 earlier this week. So I ordered it and it arrived yesterday early afternoon. The first impression was this was a beast. Well built, and heavy which I like because I have had keyboards slide around on me because I am bottoming them out so much.
Got this plugged in and turned it on. The lighting was beautiful. See the RGB really adds nothing to a typing experience physically of course. But it does add something more important. I find it adds sunshine and more importantly inspiration. There is something to color science in the face it can help with creativity and help relax you. So I was very pleased with the excellent lighting of the board. Hands down the best I have seen so far.
Now the most important part. These switches are like butter to my fingers they are smooth and soft enough that I felt no pain. The keys are a bit more spread out so that is going to take some time, but man does it feel nice. They are simply perfect for me. I used the keyboard for almost 10 hours on day one. and didn't feel any pain from bottoming out the keys. The response was amazing and the travel distance perfect. The pressure needed to actuate the switch was light and the resistance was balanced perfectly with excellent backpressure. Honestly, for me, this was the most pleasurable experience I have had typing since I fell ill.
HyperX you won me over with this product, and I want to thank you. This keyboard felt like it was made for me, and this is about all I have to say...
I paired this purchase with the HyperX wrist rest, and that was an excellent choice. Combined the experience was even better. The rest perfectly fit the board height and width and was supportive but not to firm, excellent product as well.
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2020
I have been looking and yes spending way too much money in my search for the right keyboard for me. I am not a gamer. I primarily write and utilize graphics applications.
I found out quickly that "chiclet" style keyboards weren't going to work. They are hard due to bottoming out against the backplate. This would cause physical issues for me if I used them for more than an hour or so at a time. So after some pain, and no less than 4 different "high-end" keyboards I had to keep searching. These keyboards are now part of my keyboard drawer of demise.
Next came the mechanicals, okay this was a nightmare! I started with Razor and Corsair. My first switch was blue, and quickly that was not going to work. The actuation length was just way too long so in order for me to actually know I engaged the key I had to bottom it out. Remember I am disabled so I have a lack of fine feeling in my fingers. They aren't 100% numb but enough so that I get no tactile queues from the switch. So the Huntsman, and MK2 visited the drawer to be entombed.
Next, I moved on looking for a low profile thinking maybe the actuation length was the issue. I even experimented with membrane keyboards again. The Ornata was a no go the same issue with bottoming out and hitting the backplate to hard. MK2 Low Profile in a red switch and that was a hard no. The actuation wasn't so bad as it is the pressure needed to engage the switch felt off to me and I was hitting the backplate. I tried some off brands as well like a Redragon low profile, and 3 other keyboards with brown switches. Before you judge me this process took a little over 2 years. I would try different wrist rests and form factors. All in all, I bought and now have in my drawer 11 keyboards, probably $1,200 or so in the hole.
Now up to this point how I have been surviving and writing is what I call keyboard merry-go-round. I use a keyboard and when I start to hurt I switch to another. So daily I switch at least once, but usually twice. Now, mind you I write and use my graphics applications a lot. Usually, 4 to 6 hours a day and some days 12 since my pain doesn't let me sleep much.
I ran across the Elite 2 earlier this week. So I ordered it and it arrived yesterday early afternoon. The first impression was this was a beast. Well built, and heavy which I like because I have had keyboards slide around on me because I am bottoming them out so much.
Got this plugged in and turned it on. The lighting was beautiful. See the RGB really adds nothing to a typing experience physically of course. But it does add something more important. I find it adds sunshine and more importantly inspiration. There is something to color science in the face it can help with creativity and help relax you. So I was very pleased with the excellent lighting of the board. Hands down the best I have seen so far.
Now the most important part. These switches are like butter to my fingers they are smooth and soft enough that I felt no pain. The keys are a bit more spread out so that is going to take some time, but man does it feel nice. They are simply perfect for me. I used the keyboard for almost 10 hours on day one. and didn't feel any pain from bottoming out the keys. The response was amazing and the travel distance perfect. The pressure needed to actuate the switch was light and the resistance was balanced perfectly with excellent backpressure. Honestly, for me, this was the most pleasurable experience I have had typing since I fell ill.
HyperX you won me over with this product, and I want to thank you. This keyboard felt like it was made for me, and this is about all I have to say...
I paired this purchase with the HyperX wrist rest, and that was an excellent choice. Combined the experience was even better. The rest perfectly fit the board height and width and was supportive but not to firm, excellent product as well.
Volume knob is perfect, way better than K70, but as good as Logitech's G815 volume scroller. Which to me is the best I have ever used. All around, G815 is my favorite keyboard, but it is not good all the time since I used the end of my palm to hit CTRL for crouching in FPS games. Therefore I use non low profile for FPS games where CTRL is commonly used. The Media Keys are also smooth and solid.
The RGB is super bright, 4 brightness channels. Num lock, caps, windows button lights are off to the side. which is a good thing since the white lights are super bright. and the rgb light bar that goes across the keyboard is really nice too.
The surface of the keyboard is metal and feels nice and doesn't have the brushed surface like the K70 does, which to me is a way better because sometimes dust just refuses to move on brush surfaces with an airpump keyboard cleaner.
This keyboard is not overdone and doesn't have that edgy "gamer" look. Which the K70 also doesn't have. So that's a win. I have spent 6 hours with it now, typing and gaming and it feels really good and an improvement over the K70 when it comes to the feel of pressing down on the keys. As for the RGB software, I have not messed with it and do not plan on it since rgb software is garbo, no matter who makes it. Unicorn puke is just fine for me. The only negative I have about this keyboard is the USB passthrough. I wish it were turned the other way around so I can see my Xbox Bluetooth dongle light. The light blinks if something is wrong with it but with this keyboard, the passthrough has it facing downward so I would have to lift up the keyboard. Other than that, perfectly fine and glad I bought it for $90. When this came out, it was going for $130. Would I have paid that much for it then? without trying it, no. But if I did try it and it felt as good as it does now, I would easily ask em to wrap it up and take my money.
Overall, my favorite non low profile mechanical keyboard I have ever used. 10/10
and it is too early to write a review on this, but I normally forget to write a review on anything I like. So If anything happens from here on and if it one of the LED lights goes out, I will update this review. The K70 and G815 AND Logitech Orion, which I have owned for a long time, have never had an issue with any of the LED lights dying out. I used to own a K70 from back in the day and those LED lights were dying every other week. So if it happens here, I will be updating. Other than that, it's going good.
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Se la acquistate intorno ai 70 euro, non c'e' niente di meglio in circolazione.
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