HyperX Alloy Origins RGB keyboard with Aluminium body
₹13,637
₹8,060
87 key layout keeps the desk open and leaves room for rapid mouse movements during frantic sequences, and the smaller footprint feels natural after hours of typing. Aluminium body stays rigid under heavy keystrokes and the metal surface remains cool to the touch even in warm rooms. RGB backlighting provides bright, even color across all keys, with legends that stay crisp in dim lighting. Onboard memory holds three profiles for lighting and macros, letting you switch setups on the fly without software. Detachable USB Type C cable and three tilt angles offer portability and comfort, so you can pack for travel and dial in a comfortable angle on different desks.
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Usage
The keyboard is designed for fast paced gaming. The Blue switch provides a crisp tactile and audible feedback; travel is short, so you land presses quickly. The Aluminium body keeps the unit solid under heavy action, and the weight helps prevent it from sliding during intense moments. The RGB backlighting shines with even brightness on the 87 key layout, making it easy to see keys in a dim room. The detachable USB Type C cable makes it easy to travel with and keep a tidy desk when you are done playing.Capacity
The keyboard offers onboard memory for three profiles; you can save lighting and macros directly to the device and switch between setups without software.Controls
Three adjustable tilt angles let you set a comfortable wrist angle of 3°, 7°, or 11°. The N key rollover and 100% anti ghosting help ensure every key press registers in the heat of battle, while you can manage lighting with the onboard memory.Durability
Built with a Aluminium body, the keyboard stays rigid during long sessions and heavy mouse work; it feels solid in hand and on the desk.Safety
Game Mode prevents accidental presses during play; the device is designed to withstand daily use with a focus on reliable input.Installation/Warranty
Box contents include a USB Cable, and the keyboard is powered as a Corded Electric device. It carries a 2 years warranty for added peace of mind.Specification
| Brand |
HyperX |
|---|---|
| Model Name |
Alloy Origins |
| Model Number |
4P5P0AA#ABA |
| Color |
Black |
| Key Count |
87 |
| Switch Type |
Clicky |
| Switch Name |
HyperX Blue Switch |
| Backlighting |
RGB |
| Material |
Aluminium |
| Connection |
USB |
| Cable |
Detachable USB Type C |
| Platform Compatibility |
Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7; PS4; Xbox One |
| Onboard Memory |
3 profiles |
| Tilt Angles |
3 |
| Dimensions |
44.2L x 13.2W x 3.8H cm |
| Weight |
1.09 kg |
| Warranty |
2 years |
| Box Contents |
USB Cable |
| Power Source |
Corded Electric |
| Enclosure Material |
Aluminium |
FAQ
Yes, JhatpatLo checks prices across top sites so you can quickly see where it’s cheapest before buying.
It does, and that’s pretty handy. You can set alerts so whenever the Alloy Origins dips in price, you’ll know right away.
They’ve got that classic clicky sound—so yeah, on the noisier side. Great for typing feedback, but maybe not ideal if you share a workspace.
Honestly, it feels premium and sturdy. The frame barely flexes, so it should hold up well even with heavy gaming or work sessions.
Mostly for looks, but with profiles and per-key lighting, you can make shortcuts pop out, so it’s not just flashy—it can be practical too.
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