For this review, I'll be comparing the HyperX Alloy Elite RGB against the Corsair K70 LUX RGB

The caps also feel much better to the touch- the K70 caps feel decidedly cheap and thin, while the alloy elite caps have a smooth, soft coat to them

The wrist rest on the Alloy Elite RGB is also really nice

The new HyperX Alloy Elite RGB, keyboard has RGB, which interestingly, I seldom use, as I prefer the Blue LED's

I received the Red LED Alloy Elite

It commands a solid presence on my desktop, impressive in size, weight and appearance (flashy!)I've used my Alloy Elite with two Windows 10 laptops (an Acer Aspire and a Dell XPS) as well as a MacBook Pro, and it works fine with all of them

Material-wise, the HyperX Alloy Elite RGB feels of higher quality than other gaming keyboards that I've tried in store (i.e., Corsair Strafe, Razer boards, Logitech G910)

Having said all of that, I actually think the HyperX Alloy Elite RGB is even better

Blue especially never looked quite right on the K70 LUX, but on the Alloy Elite RGB is looks more vibrant and true blue

but it is a excellent keyboard, I've had a Corsair K90, Ducky Legend and a Ducky Shine 5, the HyperX Alloy Elite RGB with Cherry MX Blues is right at the top of that list

On the Alloy elite RGB, the mx reds are actually fairly

I was debating between getting Corsair's K70 RGB MK.2 but instead went with the Hyper X Alloy Elite RGB from Kingston and did not regret that decision

The first is rainbow wave, which is just as nice as that found on e K70 LUX

The lighting on this board is just as good as on the K70 LUX