HyperX Alloy Core RGB – Membrane Gaming Keyboard, Comfortable Quiet Silent Keys with RGB LED Lighting Effects, Spill Resistant, Dedicated Media Keys, Compatible with Windows 10/8.1/8/7 – Black

Before I start I just want to say this is my second keyboard of this type and that I had it 3 years till I felt the need to buy another. The keys are VERY quite. You are not going to wake up the dead by annoying clicking. The keys on the first one I had, eventually the keys became louder clicking wise. It was still fairly quite though. I just want to say that I did not take good care of the previous keyboard. I dropped it on the floor several times and would leave it on the floor as I game on my couch with pc hooked up to TV. So all kinds of junk got into the keyboard.... dust, possibly bugs and other stuff. So maybe I am to blame for the space bar going out, or at least half the space bar. Which leaves me to believe I could have fixed it. The light color variations is pretty cool. You can easily switch from one to another. The lighting in the keys make it vastly easier to game in the dark. You can have consistent color or colors that cycle from one color to another slowly and even blinking colors. You also have the option to turn off the colors but its impractical as you cant see the letters and numbers on the keys when it is off. I cant at least. You can increase and decrease the sound volume from the keyboard and you can even mute your sound via the keyboard. You can also pause music or go to the next song or previous song via the keyboard. The cord is LONG. Not outrageously long but im at least 6 feet from my PC and I still have some slack with the cord going to PC. That is the other thing I want to point out, its not wireless. For some that's not a problem but keep in mind it is not wireless. If you game from your TV and need a long cord then this might be the keyboard for you. I think you can even buy extensions and get it even longer. Only thing is I am clumsy so I have had the keyboard drop and I have tripped on the cords. Maybe it s my set up and clumsiness, but this keyboard is durable. The other pro I want to point out is the price point for this keyboard. I got it for under 50$. For what you get I think its a great deal. Like I said earlier, my previous keyboard of this exact kind held up for 3 years until half the space bar went out on me. I also used it consistently to the point where the lettering and numbers on keyboard started to fade out. That's with any keyboard long enough, though. You can always buy new keys, so its not that big of a deal. All in all, its a great find on amazon and am enjoying my second one very much. Buy or not to buy? I say buy. Its not a bad product at all. Very happy with it the previous time and this time.

I have tried a lot of keyboards, from high end to budget, trying to find the right one. I am not a gamer. I primarily write papers for school, so I need something comfortable, quiet, and easy to type on. The HyperX Alloy Core RGB is the first keyboard that immediately felt right. It is quiet, comfortable, and very easy to type on. The RGB looks amazing, and the controls are simple and located in the top left corner. This keyboard is plug and play. No software is needed for any of the lighting controls. The brightness button is the top left key and cycles through off, low, and high. The middle button switches through the built in lighting modes. These include solid color, fade, zones, rolling rainbow, quick flash, fast color cycle, and more. The third button is Game Mode. FN and F12 lock the keyboard itself. The keyboard has a good height and feels stable. The keys seemed slippery at first, but they feel normal now. I did a quick typing test and reached 52 WPM with 100 percent accuracy after only a few minutes of using it. The keyboard has feet on the bottom so you can tilt it slightly. The dedicated media keys and volume buttons on the top right are convenient. The braided USB cord feels durable. The color is exactly as pictured. The keyboard is quiet, comfortable, and has a great typing feel. I have only had it a short time and I am already considering buying a backup. This is a great keyboard for anyone who wants quiet keys, easy controls, strong RGB, and a comfortable typing experience.

I got this keyboard when I was originally building my PC and I don't think I will ever go to another. When I was originally building my PC I was looking for a keyboard that was approachable, affordable, and aesthetically pleasing to me. The keyboard fits into all three of the boxes. The keyboard is easy to connect to the PC using just one USB port. It also does not require a large amount of space because it is not too bulky. Even though it is not bulky it is still decently sized which allows it to not move with any sudden movement. It also has many different buttons that make the useability super approachable. It has buttons to turn the volume up, down, or off all together. It also has the number keypad which is so nice because I didn't want a keyboard without one. It also has buttons to change the colors on the keyboards which I will get into towards the end. The keyboard also just feels so crisp whenever I am typing. I hear the noises and just feel so satisfied because it just scratches a certain itch in my brain. The keyboard even with all of these perks also is very affordable compared to its competitors. I have tried other keyboards that were cheaper, but this one just feels right. Lastly, the aesthetic factor. I was looking for something that would fit my vision of a high school gaming setup and it just did that. It has many different colors like rainbow, colors fading in and out, and solid colors, which I just love. My keyboard recently broke after a few years, so I just had to buy another. Totally recommend getting this keyboard!

Before I start, I am coming from a history of generally awful keyboards. Free ones from work or with pre built PCs. This keyboard feels so much more expensive than it is. I got it for $36 and bought a 2nd one within 24 hours of using it. The good: vibrant colors for the RGB. Rock solid build quality. Feels like it's solid metal (it's not). No key cap wiggle. Every keystroke is sturdy and deliberate. Keyboard is fairly tall and perfectly lined up with my rosewill(from newegg) wrist rest. Rightly woven braided cable that won't shred easily. Keys have a slight rubber texture and it makes my autism so happy. The bad: this keyboard is MASSIVE. check the specifications before purchasing. It's taller than my old keyboard, wider and has more depth. It's also quite heavy for a keyboard. The lights are needed to see the keys, black on black was an awful idea. The lighting control options are solid red, various rainbows and some breathing colors. It sucks they push you to download the software. Over all I'm in love still with his keyboard and buying a 2nd one while it's still on sale. This keyboard plus the hyper x cloud core headphones I've used for years has made me really like this brand.

I've tried several mechanical keyboards looking for a good keyboard for both work and gaming, but this one ended up being the best for me. And at a fraction of the price! Its build quality is extremely nice. The lighting is noticeably very bright and vivid. It's a bit large, which doesn't bother me as I have the desk space, and I prefer that for work. The keys feel really good. They feels like just the right amount of resistance pressing them down. No accidental presses for work, but still light enough for gaming. Factor in the price, and this is just a steal. I can't recommend it enough. Needless to say I was very surprised to find my favorite keyboard to be this membrane keyboard in the end. I'm definitely keeping this one, and if it holds up, I'll be using it for years to come.

UPDATE: 3/31/2025 8 months later, after hours of daily hammer-typing, the backspace key has subtly shifted. It still works, but it feels different when pressed and the sound is off, different from every other key. Not taking this as a good sign. Considering the price went up since I bought it, this may be bad news. But, time will tell. I installed a black keyboard tray on my black desk, in my dark office, only to realize--surprise--I couldn't see the keys. I've had Chroma keyboards before, most full-out gaming keyboards, but I wanted to try something new, and this one is actually great. 30 bucks and it's not only weighted to not slide around (important for a fast typist), but just clicky enough to feel responsive without being annoying. The media keys are another reason I wanted this one, and they work great. Tested on both Youtube and Spotify so far, even using VDI for work, it still does what I tell it to. Couldn't be happier. Note about the lights: they're great. Lights can be controlled by a row of buttons at the top-left, and can be set to cycle, or stay on a solid color, which you can change by pressing FN and the arrow keys. On top of that, you can dim or even turn off the glow, which is an option I've never been given before on one of these. I'm rocking the purple currently and it's quite nice. If there were any downsides, it'd be that turning off the keyboard backlight leaves you with semi-transparent letters, which aren't super visible. Not a problem for me but others might not like it. I was also a little annoyed that the media keys aren't lit, and they're well in the dark on my keyboard tray. But this is not a deal breaker.

I got the HyperX Alloy Core RGB Keyboard, and I am genuinely impressed with the combination of affordability, functionality, and vibrant RGB lighting that this keyboard brings to the table. Designed with gamers and casual users in mind, the Alloy Core RGB stands out as an excellent choice for those seeking a feature-packed keyboard without breaking the bank. The first thing that caught my attention was the keyboard's striking RGB backlighting. The customizable lighting effects add a touch of personality to my setup, allowing me to match the keyboard's illumination with my mood or gaming environment. The vibrant colors and dynamic lighting patterns, easily controlled through dedicated keys, make the Alloy Core RGB an aesthetic delight. Typing on the HyperX Alloy Core RGB is a satisfying experience. The membrane key switches offer a responsive and tactile feel without the audible click of mechanical switches. The quiet keystrokes are ideal for shared spaces or late-night gaming sessions where noise might be a concern. The full-sized layout with a numeric keypad ensures versatility for both gaming and productivity tasks. The dedicated media controls are a practical addition, allowing me to adjust volume, playback, and lighting settings on the fly without interrupting my gaming or work. The inclusion of quick access buttons for lighting customization and a Game Mode that disables the Windows key during gameplay further enhances the keyboard's user-friendly design. Durability is a notable feature of the HyperX Alloy Core RGB. The sturdy build, reinforced plastic frame, and spill-resistant design add a layer of reliability, ensuring the keyboard can withstand the rigors of daily use. The matte finish on the keycaps contributes to a comfortable feel and prevents fingerprints, maintaining a clean and professional look. Setting up the HyperX Alloy Core RGB is a breeze. The plug-and-play functionality ensures a straightforward installation, and the detachable USB cable provides flexibility for cable management. The keyboard is compatible with both Windows and macOS systems, making it versatile for a variety of users. While the Alloy Core RGB lacks the mechanical switches found in higher-end keyboards, it compensates with a budget-friendly price point and a quieter typing experience. The compromise in switch type might be a trade-off for some enthusiasts, but for those seeking an affordable and visually appealing gaming keyboard, the Alloy Core RGB delivers outstanding value.

Purchased On May 11th 2021: YES, I know my keyboard is dusty.. IT's over a Year Old and it's been at my desk the whole time. ( I do clean it every now and then).. But this isn't about that. I wanted to let you all know I got this keyboard for 39.99 and it was well worth it. The Keys are very responsive and even now as I use it, I'm enjoying the feedback and sturdiness of the keyboard. As others have said it's Heavy and won't move around easily on your desk. I would recommend a wrist "rest" for the keyboard though as it is, "slightly" high and you'll be way more comfortable typing on it with your wrists up. Hyperx's wrist rest is perfect for this keyboard: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GP7JXQY Now onto the bad. As of 1/5/2023 - My "Windows" key broke. I've plugged in other keyboards and they work fine. (it's not a software issue) I've then taken the keyboard and plugged it into my work laptop and again, the Windows key is broken. The reason I say this to you in this review, is I've used this keyboard over 9 hours a day for the last year and half and it's held up pretty well. For this price, it's a no brainer. You'll enjoy the colors and the ability to change the brightness to your liking. If you're shopping around and reading comments on this keyboard, just stop.. save yourself some time and get this one. You won't be disappointed (unless you hate slightly noisy keyboards) or are just VERY picky with your keyboards. If you are the latter... then you're probably not shopping for a $39 keyboard.. UPDATE: 1/19/23 turns out, there is a "Gaming Mode" on the top left the G with the square. It turns off the Windows key from working. This must of been bumped and now works fine. So I continue my praise on the review and mark this as 5 stars from 4.

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Great keyboard. First time getting something in this price range, blew me away.

There's a need to write down a review for this keyboard since it if for people with specific requirements . Also this is for the membrane keyboard . Pros - 1) Top quality keyboard , the whole frame is very sturdy and really well built . 2) Out of the box plug and play with no issues whatsoever , identified immediately on windows 10 3) very very classy , along with that shiney steel hyperx logo and grooves below the space bar and the sides . 4) lighting is top notch , you get 5 zones and you can change how you want it from the keyboard itself with a dedicated on off and switching button and specific Fn changes for speed , style etc . 5) really nice wire that looks quite sturdy . 6) dedicated media control buttons , for in game use. 7) well spaced out keys . 8) it was meant for my budget , for this price either you have this or the Logitech membrane if want a classy membrane keyboard that does the job . Cons 1) doesn't have per key rgb lighting for the jazzy disco effect , but I didnt want that in the first place 2) the keys are a little wobbly so you know it's not super expensive. 3) there's no sound feedback from the keys but it really doesn't matter to me . I am extremely satisfied with this product for my build .

Llevo más de un mes con éste teclado. Lo compré basado en relación calidad/precio. El teclado no es mecánico sin embargo se siente de calidad, personalmente lo siento que puede ser un poco ruidoso, nada del otro mundo sin embargo, es pesado y el material es bueno. El Rgb se activa y desactiva con un botón y puedes seleccionar los modos de igual forma. Sin duda lo recomiendo si estas iniciando tu set up o si simplemente buscas un buen teclado y a un buen precio. Sin duda lo volvería a comprar. Tal vez después haga al upgrade al Élite alloy porque era el que originalmente buscaba, pero no creo deshacerme de este teclado en un buen rato.