HyperX Alloy Elite Brown Switch
 | Outdated Product Connection: wired; Type: for game; Form factor: 100% (full size); Layout: ANSI; Key profile: high; Switch technology: mechanical; Switches: Cherry MX Brown (Tactile); Additional keys: 7; Cyrillic colour: transparent; Volume control: wheel; Game mode; USB hub: 1xUSB-A; Lighting: red; Lighting effects E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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Doesn't slide on the table. The switches are so-so with not much response. Pleasant to play and type. The backlighting is uneven, the lower part of the keys is poorly lit. Well, that's probably it. 6 looks very similar to 8. There's a problem with the CAPS indicator. It's not visible behind the - key, while the Caps Lock key is always lit. (On my old keyboard, if Caps Lock was off, the key wasn't lit. It might not look as nice, but it was very convenient.) Here, you either need to stretch forward or lean to the right to see if it's on or not. Heavy, quiet. Can't see the CAPS indicator, uneven backlighting, 6 looks like 8 use HyperX Alloy Elite Red Switch few months |
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