HyperX expands its PC peripheral business with new mechanical keyboards and a gaming mouse

HyperX is ready to take over your entire PC gaming setup.

Kingston’s gaming brand revealed today at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas that it is rolling out several new versions of its Alloy mechanical gaming keyboard and the Pulsefire gaming mouse. The Alloy, which I called a brilliant first effort in late 2016, will now come with an option for Red or Brown Cherry MX switches that are quieter than the Blue switches in the original. But HyperX is also introducing a larger version of the Alloy with RGB LED lighting and dedicated media keys. The Pulsfire gaming mouse includes an optical sensor and four preset DPI settings so you don’t need software to get different sensitivity.