HyperX Alloy Origins4P4F6AU#ABU · English UK (QWERTY) · black · HyperX Red linear switches- Exact switch option
- HyperX Red linear mechanical switchesThis one: Membrane
- Connections
- Wired USBThis one: Wired (attached braided cable, 5.9 ft)
English UK (QWERTY) · black · membrane keys · HyperX part 4P4F5AU#ABU
The Alloy Core RGB is a wired full-size membrane keyboard with a number pad, an RGB light bar and five-zone key lighting. This black UK-layout SKU (4P4F5AU#ABU) adds dedicated media controls, a Game Mode button, a keyboard lock mode and a 120 ml spill-resistance claim.

Specifications checked 27 Sept 2026Manufacturer specifications, not a hands-on test.
HyperX says it is tested to resist spills of up to 120 ml, and it adds dedicated media controls plus quick-access lighting and Game Mode buttons.
Membrane keys that HyperX describes as quiet, with multi-key anti-ghosting and a 1000 Hz report rate.
Membrane rather than mechanical switches, and lighting is limited to five zones plus the light bar rather than per-key RGB.
The braided cable is attached rather than detachable, and only Windows versions are listed as supported operating systems.
Exact configuration: 4P4F5AU#ABU · English UK (QWERTY) · black · membrane keys
27 specifications in 5 groups. Values are manufacturer specifications unless a row says “Measured result” or “Calculated from cited specifications”.
Read from the official UK variant image, which also shows a top row of lighting/Game Mode buttons, volume buttons and separate media keys.
SourceHyperX lists this SKU as 'UK Layout'. The official UK variant image shows the ISO arrangement (tall Enter, £ on 3, extra \ key beside a short left Shift, AltGr). The US-layout SKU 4P4F5AA#ABA is a separate product.
SourceHyperX states this weight with the cable. The US page gives 2.47 lb (with cable).
HyperX also lists device compatibility with PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One. No macOS support is listed.
HyperX labels this Width (443.20mm).
HyperX lists 'Switch Type: Membrane' and describes soft-touch keys with a tactile feel, tuned to be quiet.
From the membrane switch table on the US product page; the UK table leaves the switch section empty.
SourceFrom the membrane switch table on the US product page.
SourceHyperX claims multi-key anti-ghosting and mentions rollover, but the individually reviewed exact inventory states no simultaneous-key rollover count. · Anti-ghosting support is recorded separately; it does not establish N-key or another rollover count.
SourceHyperX describes multi-key anti-ghosting. This manufacturer claim does not establish a simultaneous-key rollover count or independent measured test.
SourceHyperX lists the connectivity as wired with an attached braided cable; the cable length is published in feet on the US page. The page does not name the connector.
From the US table; the UK table shows placeholder text in this row.
SourceEffect presets: Color Cycle, Spectrum Wave, Breathing, Solid, 5 Zones and Aurora. Original published inventory: RGB light bar and five-zone multi-colour key lighting; 6 LED modes and 3 brightness levels. Five key-lighting zones are a positive shared inventory with G213. The separate light bar, six named LED effects and three brightness levels are preserved as their own positives; no unlisted G213 effect or brightness count is inferred.
Original published inventory: Dedicated media controls; quick-access buttons for lighting and Game Mode. This common field records dedicated media-control availability only. Exact visible button labels, roller/buttons, lighting/Game Mode/profile controls and application dependence retain their own conditions; an omitted playback function or roller material is not a peer absence.
SourceThe exact source/original establishes dedicated playback and track controls. G710+, G213 and Alloy Core originals additionally show a stop-labelled key; this does not establish an unlisted peer absence. Dedicated media controls; quick-access buttons for lighting and Game Mode
SourceExact own-model volume control uses buttons. This preserves a real hardware distinction without inferring feel, reach, material or measured performance.
SourceThe actually opened exact original visibly labels a dedicated stop media key. This records its positive hardware label; it does not infer that a peer lacks a stop function elsewhere.
SourceExact UK source explicitly names the signature RGB light bar. The current original was opened and shows the separate horizontal bar; no peer lightbar absence is inferred.
SourceNamed presets: Color Cycle, Spectrum Wave, Breathing, Solid, 5 Zones and Aurora. This is the manufacturer mode inventory, not a measured colour-quality advantage or a peer-negative claim.
SourceExact UK technical Light Effects row states three brightness levels. No matched luminance measurement or G213 level count is established.
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