HyperXAlloy Rise 75 Wireless – Hot-Swappable 75% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, PC, Up to 80 Hours Backlighting On, Dual Wireless 2.4GHz & Bluetooth

The media could not be loaded. Immediately after falling in love with the wired HyperX keyboard, I wanted a wireless keyboard for home use to use my wired keyboard at work. This keyboard is a good quality metal keyboard with tons of customization.I paired it with the HyperX pudding keycaps in white to match my aesthetics. The RGB lighting is customizable with Windows, the HP software that you downloaded separately, and with HP Omen lighting.The keyboard functions wirelessly by USB dongle or Bluetooth. The keyboard shortcuts to show battery life and adjust brightness are nice.I like that the switches can be swapped out along with the face plate for ultimate customized layouts. The keyboard is not too heavy but has some weight to it from its metal body. The sound is clicky despite the red switches being linear and quieter. The feel is nice but I do find my fingers sliding over the keys a little too easily at times when typing fast. Nonetheless, this is an excellent keyboard for the money but I would advise someone to buy it on sell and not at full price.My main gripe is that the function and side keys having double function with the Fn key do not have a compatible analog if you want to swap all the keycaps and still know what that key actually does, which is why I did not change the keycaps to the keys below the volume knob. The keyboard is held together magnetically to hold the face plate to the body and capper by the metal side badge piece. Be careful when lifting this keyboard or the face plate will separate.So far the battery life is nice and the keyboard goes to sleep if not used after a while.

Great quality product for the price!

Amazing keyboard, very happy with my purchase. Great value for money, customizable and keyboard quality is great!

I love this really nice gaming keyboard. I got this to start my gaming with and I absolutely love it. I love how it’s easy to click on the buttons. It’s not hard. I love the way it lights up when you click on them. This is really cute. I able to move around with it a lot more than the one I had previously but the keyboards are very sturdy and gives a very nice quality product

Gamers have low standards for keyboards, and this is the result of that.I'm shocked that Hyper X has the courage to ask so much for this keyboard. I've had a lot of keyboards throughout many years, and this is no better than any $75 Akko or Womier or redragon keyboard.It isn't alloy. It is plastic with a thin alloy cover. It is way too light to quality in any sense of the term. All the keys using stabilizers sound clacky like they were just thrown in there. I haven't bothered going inside to investigate, because I don't plan on keeping this thing more than a few hours. The RGB is dimm. The keycaps are thin and cheap. Even the switches need to be lubed.When you pick it up from the ledges, the thin aluminum plate comes.I'm trying to think of one positive thing to say about it, but I really can't find anything. I guess it worked when it arrived. Volume knob only has a little wiggle. I guess the gasket structure and flex is ok, but non adjustable.A GMMK Pro, although not wireless, just feels way more premium than this. I'd be embarrassed as a product manager to present this and have it put in production.

I love how easy it was to connect the keyboard to my iPad device. The bright light keyboard made me feel like I was ready for a gaming session with friends. I also loved that you could easily read the keyboard in the dark as well.

I've become more of a keyboard snob than I ever imagined I would be. This is a really nice keyboard overall, my only main issue is it's price point. On sale this is a good deal, at the asking price I was assessed at, not so much. There are no glaring issues with this keyboard, it has great switches, quality key caps, good RGB, the issue is there is so much competition at this price point and well under this price point that make the higher price tag of this keep a bit hard to swallow.This is now my dedicated gaming board as for my personal taste the keys are a bit too light for daily typing tasks. Fantastic battery life in my testing. Keystrokes sound pretty good, if a bit on the hollow side, not a deep "thock" but a pleasant sound none the less, as subjective as that criteria is. Overall keyboard weight is good and substantial comparing well with some other wireless options I own. If, like me, you use this keyboard as a media center PC in the living room and move it around a lot, be prepared for the top plate to pop loose if care is not taken when you are moving the keyboard.The volume knob is feel good with solid detents and a handy mute function on click in press. Keycaps look great being blacked out until the RGB lighting is turned on. The ambient light sensor works well and adapts the brightness depending on the environment. The swappable logo plate is a cute idea, but without strong aftermarket support seems a bit gimmicky as options for logos are slim.In closing, and for my tastes, this is a fantastic gaming board with very light, smooth and quiet key presses. Not a bad typing board if you light lighter switches. Looks sharp, amazing battery life, handy onboard dongle storage and convenient Bluetooth connectivity. Full price value, to me, isn't there, but on sale this is a solid choice. Recommended.

This keyboard + mouse set is a really high quality. The keys have a smooth touch, both are easy to use.You can program commands and customize the use which is perfect for gaming or detailed work.