More HyperX Alloy Keyboards, Including A TKL Model

[scolaner]

And then there were three--mechanical keyboards, that is--in HyperX’s growing lineup. The company has added the Alloy FPS Pro and the Alloy Elite.

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[DookieDraws]

Nice looking keyboards. I'm not willing to pay $150 for one, though. No way.

 

[Pixdawg]

I'll never buy another 'flat' keyboard. Nor another 'flat hand' mouse. Keyboard: I need the split or semi-split layout similar to the MS Ergo 4000. Mouse: the design I currently favor is that used on the Anker ergo mice. Gets my wrist almost vertical, and no semblance of RSI.

When will the 'gaming' peripheral makers catch on that pain is no fun?

 

[gggplaya]

I wish they made the elite with the volume dial in a tenkeyless version.

 

[scolaner]

I'll never buy another 'flat' keyboard. Nor another 'flat hand' mouse. Keyboard: I need the split or semi-split layout similar to the MS Ergo 4000. Mouse: the design I currently favor is that used on the Anker ergo mice. Gets my wrist almost vertical, and no semblance of RSI.

When will the 'gaming' peripheral makers catch on that pain is no fun?

PAIN IS CLEANSING.

I kid, I kid.

You won't catch bigger companies like Kingston/HyperX trying out those ideas. They all keep it pretty conservative. Fortunately, there are tons of small outfits (and even individuals) making really cool keyboard stuff. Including split designs and the like.

We wrote about this one a bit ago, for example: http://www.tomshardware.com/news/kinesis-gaming-freestyle-edge-split-design-gaming-keyboard,33860.html