Alloy Origins Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

Hey all. As the title suggest I'm in the market for a new keyboard and need something fairly quickly. I don't know a ton so I thought I'd hit the hive mind. Some background. I've been using a HyperX Alloy Core Origins for years. It's been fine but died. So I wanted something nicer. I game quite a bit and program. I don't play competitively but I'm generally the better performing teammate. Play things like Star Citizen, Valorant, Arc Raiders, and tons of other random games. - I tried a Rainy75 first. A line of keys didn't work. - Then I tried Keychron Q6 Max that double typed like crazy. Thought it was a fluke. - Grabbed another Keychron Q1 Max and multiple keys didn't work. Tried reseating them after some research but no go. - Grabbed a Wooting 80HE. So far I have no real complaints except it doesn't feel great for the price and I don't know if paying for HE is worth it for me. So I'm trying to find a good keyboard that's TKL or HE for my needs. I have to be able to get it pretty quickly in the US. Reliability is a major point considering my current experiences. Quality and feel are important as well. Thanks in advance all and sorry for the wall of text!

Red switch based keyboards are mainly for game precision and not for typing. If you want for something purely on typing you should get either a membrane keyboard or the one with blue switches though be warned that blue switches are very noisy. Typing with red switches is going to be difficult because of the near precision. I know because I got the hyper x alloy origins one and the red switches while great are a bit difficult for typing because of the extreme precision even if you don't fully press the wrong key. As for this keyboard i don't know the brand so I can't advice you on that. Redragon might be the more better one because of their options.

I'm looking for a full-size keyboard under £100 (UK). Some possible options include: 1. Keychron K4 Pro (Keychron Brown Switches) 2. Corsair K70 Core RGB (CORSAIR MLX Red Linear Switches) 3. Corsair K70 Pro RGB (Cherry MX Speed Silver Switches) 4. Logitech G413 SE (Tactile Switches) 5. HyperX Alloy Origins RGB (HyperX Red Linear Switches) 6. Razer BlackWidow V4 X (Razer Green Switches or Razer Yellow Switches) Any recommendations? EDIT: Keychron K10 QMK with red switches is another option. **-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------** **UPDATE: I decided to order the Keychron V6 (Wired). I remembered I had some unused vouchers, so I was able to get it for below £100.**

Hello, I'm kinda stuck between 2 options \*the options depend on the region and availability, I know better options such as wooting exists, but it is not available\*, The two I'm considering have very similar prices, though the SteelSeries is a bit more expensive. My old keyboard was hyperx alloy origins, but I think itsboard is dying. Mainly, I code, type, gaming. I dont care about customization, I like it stock :D I did everything I could, searched, watched, and I'm stuck between these options: 1- Razer HuntsMan V3 Pro Mini 2- SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini Wireless Gen 2 I consider: \- I already own a Razer Viper V3 Pro, so staying in the Razer ecosystem means fewer software tools. Not a huge issue, but it’s a plus. \- I also saw the software of SteelSeries, it kinda sucks \- I’m thinking long-term: I like to buy gear that lasts about 4-5 years (my G502 lasted about 4-6 years). \- The wireless kind of making me lean towards to SteelSeries. any recommendations? Edit: well, I'm not that much of a gamer myself, I also inspected the Gen3 of steelseries, decided to go to razer and will mod it if needed *I care about the audio not switches and so on*

look at HyperX - Origins 2 1800