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Product Name: | HyperX Alloy FPS Pro - Tenkeyless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - 87-Key, Ultra-Compact Form Factor - Clicky - Cherry MX Blue - Red LED Backlit (HX-KB4BL1-US/WW) |
Product Description: | HyperXTM Alloy FPS Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard features an ultra-minimalistic, compact design that's ideal for FPS pros. Its ten keyless design maximizes desktop space for FPS mouse movement. Ultra-portable, HyperX Alloy FPS comes with a detachable, mini-USB braided power cord. For high-precision, gaming-grade key contact and reliability, it features Cherry MX Red mechanical keys. |
Model Number: | HX-KB4BL1-US/WW |
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fwiw I've been using blues for a long time and now if I try to switch to anything less tactile i have to consciously slow down to avoid mistakes while typing OR gaming.
The sound is a non issue unless you have someone sensitive trying to sleep in the same room. Most of the noise comes from bottoming out anyway, which most people do no matter what switch you're using.
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I love blues first mechanics I used and still prefer for work. In short they make noise and some whiny ppl complain. They also have a little thump when you press it. Technical ppl call this tactical feedback. That said I used cherry mx speed switches for gaming. And they don't make me any faster in games even tho their actuation point( how far you press it down till the sign is created and sent to PC) is 1.2mm vs the 1.5 mm in blues. All in all I type better on the blues. And I think game better to because of feel. I'm one who needs the vibrate on the phone key press. End of day it's all personal preference, because if my wife is trying to watch TV and I'm gaming on the cherry mx (which is supposed to be quit) is still up for debate. It's still loud as f.
fwiw I've been using blues for a long time and now if I try to switch to anything less tactile i have to consciously slow down to avoid mistakes while typing OR gaming.
The sound is a non issue unless you have someone sensitive trying to sleep in the same room. Most of the noise comes from bottoming out anyway, which most people do no matter what switch you're using.
Agreed. My cherry mx speeds (k95 plat) are just as loud as the blues while gaming. Same for Razer green and yellow. And I have a medium or soft touched compared to IT co workers. I type 90 wpm average 120 if annoyed.
That's why it says 10 keyless/tkl.
I would buy this if it was mx red. Recently been in the market for a tkl, but i would also want media keys without having to use the FN key. The closest thing i have found is the corsair k63 which was about $50 a couple days ago on amazon; should have jumped on it.