Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome colors and click! Very nice keyboard! Quality I think is worth the price.

A great keyboard. Also customizable as well! Highly recommend.

For me this is the best in its price range. Highly recommend

The HyperX Alloy Rise 75 is a stellar choice for gamers looking for a compact, high-performance mechanical keyboard with an immersive RGB experience. The 75% layout strikes an excellent balance, providing a sleek, space-saving design while still retaining essential keys, including dedicated arrow keys and a function row. Equipped with HyperX Red linear switches, this keyboard delivers smooth and silent keystrokes, making it ideal for fast-paced gaming and typing alike. One of the key highlights is the vivid RGB lighting, which you can customize in detail through the HyperX NGENUITY software. The lighting effects are bright, dynamic, and fully programmable, allowing you to personalize the look to match your setup or mood. The keyboard’s build quality is also impressive, featuring a sturdy aluminum frame that gives it a premium, durable feel. On the downside, the Alloy Rise 75 is wired-only, which may be a limitation for those who prefer a cleaner, cable-free setup. Additionally, the NGENUITY software, while packed with customization options, can feel a bit clunky and requires some time to navigate comfortably. Overall, the HyperX Alloy Rise 75 is a top-tier choice for gamers who prioritize performance, durability, and customization in a compact design. The minor limitations aside, its reliable performance and stunning RGB lighting make it a fantastic addition to any gaming desk. HyperX Alloy Rise 75 Gaming Keyboard Review The HyperX Alloy Rise 75 is a stellar choice for gamers looking for a compact, high-performance mechanical keyboard with an immersive RGB experience. The 75% layout strikes an excellent balance, providing a sleek, space-saving design while still retaining essential keys, including dedicated arrow keys and a function row. Equipped with HyperX Red linear switches, this keyboard delivers smooth and silent keystrokes, making it ideal for fast-paced gaming and typing alike. One of the key highlights is the vivid RGB lighting, which you can customize in detail through the HyperX NGENUITY software. The lighting effects are bright, dynamic, and fully programmable, allowing you to personalize the look to match your setup or mood. The keyboard’s build quality is also impressive, featuring a sturdy aluminum frame that gives it a premium, durable feel. On the downside, the Alloy Rise 75 is wired-only, which may be a limitation for those who prefer a cleaner, cable-free setup. Additionally, the NGENUITY software, while packed with customization options, can feel a bit clunky and requires some time to navigate comfortably. Overall, the HyperX Alloy Rise 75 is a top-tier choice for gamers who prioritize performance, durability, and customization in a compact design. The minor limitations aside, its reliable performance and stunning RGB lighting make it a fantastic addition to any gaming desk.

This keyboard is pretty solid in terms of build quality and typing feel.. but the "customization" aspect that HyperX has marketed for this keyboard is pretty limited. It is a hot swappable keyboard and is gasket mounted so typing on this thing is about as smooth as it gets. There is no audible rattle in any of the keys and the stabs are very solid to be in a keyboard under $200. I used the included linear switches for a few days before switching to the Akko Jelly Purple tactile switch which I prefer.. and swapping them out was easy with the included keycap/switch puller tool. The customization is pretty limited. The metal top plate can be swapped out for one of two additional colors.. white or blue.. but they cost an additional $50 a piece on the HyperX website which to me is highway robbery. There is also a magnetic metal badge on the right side of the keyboard that can be swapped with another that has a different design... but thats another $25 on the HyperX website which is silly considering you never see the front of the badge anyways. All in all.. its a solid keyboard for gaming and office use. I give the product 4 stars just for how well built and nice the keyboard itself is.. but the customization is pretty much nonexistent. 5/5 for the keyboard... 1/5 for "customization"

my son loves this key board lighting is great and so is the clickyness of of the key it is heavy but feel well bult

Way too tall of keys for me. Was so uncomfortable. Did not try with a wrist pad that would have to buy separately. May have been fine with one. Keys are taller than average keyboard. I took back and bought a low profile keyboard. Keyboard had some lighting effect glitches with ingenuity beta software. After deleting the beta it messed up my Asus armory crate software. It’s unfortunate because the keys felt great and so did the stabilizers.

Sweet deal, great price. Helps when working under low-light conditions with backlit keyboards. I keep my lights low while my baby is sleeping. Mouse has a great all-around feel. need a little practice with the other buttons since I have worked with an old school mouse for a long time. The groove on the inside of the mouse makes it feel natural against my grip. Priced decently, which is why I ultimately picked it up. It has a very premium feel.

My son is enjoying it thoroughly, he had another keyboard and he said the keys would always come off, but not with this keyboard. He likes the feel and the response.

Love this keyboard. Super durable and the LEDs work beautifully

Great hyper x keyboard would recommend to gamers who looking for 75%

Excellent product. Son loved his mew keyboard. Very smooth in typing.

It’s just okay, not sure why it’s so expensive. Purchased for my kid who plays fortnight.

It's a decent keyboard. I've had it for a couple of months and no problems at all.

This item was great while it worked properly, but it quickly developed multiple issues. It began glitching, and the lights stopped working, making it impossible to see the keys unless you already knew them by heart. Worst of all, this appears to be a common problem caused by software issues, and the item only functioned properly for about a month.

Was alright but just not the right spacing and just feels wonky