HyperX announces new peripherals at CES 2024
, by Quentin
HyperX, a brand owned by HP for some time now, didn't enter CES 2024 empty-handed. The company unveiled a whole range of peripherals.
Among them, the Alloy Rise 75 keyboard, which, as its name suggests, features 75 keys and a variety of switches. It also features a programmable rotary dial and pudding keys. The latter are easily removable, allowing them to be replaced by a variety of recently released HyperX key sets and panels.
In addition, there's the lightweight Pulsefire Haste Mini 2 mouse, which incorporates several design improvements over the original model. Featuring a 26,000 dpi sensor and 650 IPS speed, the brand promises 100 hours of playtime on a full battery charge.
The Alloy Rise keyboard will be available in spring 2024 for $200. The mouse, meanwhile, will be available for $80 later that month.
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Source: techpowerup.com