We tested the HyperX Alloy FPS Pro with Cherry MX Red switches, but it can be purchased with Cherry MX Blue switches as well. Aside from the overall typing experience, most of our results are applicable to the other variant. There's also a full-size version called the HyperX Alloy FPS, which has a NumPad, but it uses Cherry MX Brown switches
1. Kailh Red Switches: Kailh Red switches are popular among gamers due to their light actuation force and smooth, linear keypress. The lack of a tactile bump or audible click allows for rapid keypresses, making them ideal for gaming scenarios where quick key registration is essential. Our Top Choice.
Red, brown or blue? If you aren’t sure which switch is for you, then let’s do a quick rundown of three of the most common types and you can decide. We generally use Cherry MX switches, because they’re proven and reliable. Cherry Corporation has been around since the 1950s and making keyboards since the ‘60s.
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