Much less LED light bleed out of the bottom of the keys onto the keyboard base plate

It's a bit more expensive than most keyboards, but steel frame, mechanical keys, braided cables and yes, even the lights are worth it in my opinion.

I adore the lighting on the HyperX Alloy Elite RGB keyboard

You can only save one basic static lighting profile to the board (which I should mention would sometimes not load on startup- sheesh!).Also, the light bar at the top looks FANTASTIC and is a really nice touch

The lighting is nice, especially when I'm gaming after my kids have gone to bed.

The lighting is so clean, One of the best looking rgb options for a cherry mx keyboard

He told me that most of the reasons for his wanting it are on the product page, but I'll repeat them here for you:Unique radiant light bar and dynamic RGB lighting effects

CUE is a buggy mess- my K70 LUX would often not be recognized by the software, the software would crash periodically, and sometimes my keyboard's lighting would just refuse to work

The lighting is very nice and makes the keys easily visible.

The LED lights are mesmerizing and allows you to type/play games in the dark

I like how adjustable the lights are

Much less LED light bleed out of the bottom of the keys onto the keyboard base plate

the red lights are great

Wasn't sure I would like going from a light key, cherry mx red (45g Actuation Force) to the lil heavier mx blue (60g Actuation Force) but its fine

I previously had a corsair k70 then a logitech g pro (great keyboard too) then when I saw this come out in a cherry blue option I had to have it