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Buy the HyperX Origins 2 65 gaming keyboard at $56.01 (52% off) for a compact, customizable 65% layout with hotswap switches, 8K polling, and HyperX Linear Red switches.
Pair withHyperX Origins 2 65 Housing – Translucent Frosted Case$10.00
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SKU : MEK-SER-182
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Take your gaming to the next level with the HyperX Origins 2 65, a compact 65% keyboard that packs a punch. Featuring hot-swappable 5-pin switches, swappable housing, and an 8K polling rate, it's built for peak performance and personalization. The high-profile design and O-ring mount provide comfortable typing, while the sleek RGB lighting adds style. At $56.01 (down from $117.16), it's a steal for competitive gamers.
This keyboard is perfect for gamers who want a smaller footprint without sacrificing functionality. The 65% layout saves desk space, while the hotswap sockets allow you to change switches without soldering. The 8K polling rate reduces input lag, giving you a competitive edge.
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Hot-swappable 5-pin sockets let you change switches and keycaps without soldering—customize your feel in seconds.
8K polling rate delivers near-instantaneous response up to 8000 times per second—competitive edge you can feel.
Compact 65% layout with arrow and function keys saves desk space while keeping essential controls—efficient and stylish.
Model: Origins 2 65
Mount: O-ring mount
Layout: 65%
Housing: Swappable frosted
Software: HyperX NGENUITY
Switch Type: HyperX Linear Red (pre-installed)
Backlighting: RGB
Polling Rate: 8000Hz
Product Type: Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
Switch Compatibility: 5-pin hot-swappable
Seller: Mekibo
MPN: Origins 2 65
The Origins 2 65 is your canvas. Swap the housing, keycaps, and switches to create a keyboard that's uniquely yours. With hotswap sockets, you can experiment with different switch types to find your perfect feel.
With an 8K polling rate and high-profile keycaps, this keyboard is engineered for minimal input lag and maximum comfort. The O-ring mount adds a subtle bounce, making each keystroke satisfying.
At $56.01, this is an incredible value for a keyboard with such premium features. Plus, apply MEKIBO15 for another 15% off—your wallet will thank you.
The Origins 2 65 uses 5-pin mechanical switch sockets, making it compatible with most 5-pin switches (e.g., Cherry MX, Gateron, Kailh). You can swap them without soldering.
No, the sockets are designed for 5-pin switches only. 3-pin switches can be modded by trimming the extra plastic legs, but it's not recommended. Stick to 5-pin for best compatibility.
Simply pull off the keycaps using a keycap puller, then use a switch puller to remove the switch. Align the new switch with the socket's pins and press down until it clicks into place. No soldering required.
To change the housing, disconnect the keyboard, carefully remove the keycaps and switches, unscrew the housing, and replace it with a new one. The keyboard uses a one-piece drop-in assembly for easy customization.
Yes, it supports up to 8000Hz polling rate via USB. To enable 8K polling, you may need to adjust settings in the HyperX NGENUITY software.
HyperX Linear Red switches are smooth, linear switches with no tactile bump or click. They're factory-lubed for smooth actuation, require a moderate 45g actuation force, and are rated for 80 million keypresses—great for gaming and fast typing.
The 65% layout saves space and the switches feel great. Hotswap makes it easy to customize. RGB is vibrant.
The keyboard itself is solid. The HyperX software sometimes doesn't detect it, but the on-board memory saves my settings.
The 8K polling is super responsive. I've noticed zero latency in competitive games. The build is sturdy.
The Red switches are smooth and quiet. Great for both typing and gaming. The hotswap feature is a bonus.
If you need arrow keys, this might be too compact. The quality is good, but the layout takes getting used to.
I like the small footprint. The keys are responsive and the RGB is nice. The cable is detachable, which I appreciate.
The aluminum top plate feels premium. The keycaps are thick and durable. I've used it daily for a month with no issues.
For the price, you get a lot: hotswap, 8K polling, and a nice aesthetic. The stabilizers are a bit rattly but acceptable.
The spacebar squeaks and the lubing is inconsistent. It also lacks a wrist rest. I had to fix it myself.
I've programmed macros for my work and they work flawlessly. The software is intuitive now after an update. Highly recommend.
No complaints. The keys feel great, the RGB is customizable, and the compact size is perfect for my desk. Just wish it came with a case.
