HyperX Alloy Rise

The 75% layout removes the dedicated number pad and condenses the navigation keys, providing a more compact footprint than a full-sized keyboard. This design gives you more room for mouse movement while still retaining the essential function keys.

Yes, the Alloy Rise 75 features a hot-swappable design. This allows you to easily pull out the pre-lubed HyperX Linear switches and replace them with other compatible mechanical switches without needing to solder anything.

The integrated ambient light sensor automatically adjusts the brightness of your RGB lighting based on the light levels in your room. This ensures your keyboard is always visible without being distracting, though you can also customize these settings through software.

No, the HyperX Alloy Rise 75 is a wired-only keyboard. It connects to your PC using a detachable USB-C cable, which helps maintain a stable, high-speed connection for its 8k polling rate.

Yes, the keyboard comes with PBT keycaps, which are known for their resistance to wear, shine, and friction. They are significantly more durable than standard ABS keycaps, ensuring the texture and legends remain clear over time.

Absolutely. The keyboard supports up to 10 onboard profiles, allowing you to save your custom lighting effects and key assignments directly to the hardware. This means your settings will remain active even if you plug the keyboard into a different computer.