HyperX Bundle (TKL Keyboard With Aqua Tactile, Extra Keycaps, & Wired PulseFire Haste 2 Mouse)

The Wandering Knight W360 AIO CPU Liquid Cooler (Black)

Keychron V3 QMK Custom Mechanical Keyboard (Linear K Pro Red Switches, Fully Assembled)

For more info: https://www.tryxzone.com/luca/116

TRYX Panorama LUCA L70 White Mid-tower E-ATX PC Case

Alright, so I've had this headset for a couple years now. I use it a lot whenever I want to voice chat on Discord or hear sounds at night without waking up my folks when I'm on the computer. However, I think it's about time I'm due for an upgrade, specifically to something wireless. I'm set on getting new wireless headphones/headset for the next Black Friday or whenever it's on sale for a good discount. I'm going to sell this because I'm definitely not going to use it as often after getting my new headset/headphones. It's still in good condition considering I've been using it a lot in the past couple of years. The old earpads lost their stitching so I replaced them with Wicked Cushions even though the headset also came with an extra pair. I've been wanting to try that brand anyways and they're miles better than the originals. So much so that I bought another pair which I'm gonna save for my new headset/headphones. The headset would come with Wicked Cushions already installed, an extra pair of earpads, a travel bag to hold the headset, a zip bag for the earpads, instruction manuals, the headset microphone, the surround sound USB cable, and an audio jack cable. Just to note, you can see the padding is showing its age but it's not breaking anytime soon considering my constant usage of it. As for the audio jack cable, it twisted up with some bents here and there but it's still usable yet less convenient unless you can fix them. Otherwise, this headset would serve you well in the audio department.

Here is a link for this specific headset if you want to learn more (can't find blue for some reason):

https://hyperx.com/collections/gaming-headsets/products/hyperx-cloud-alpha-s?variant=45561925370013

HyperX Cloud Alpha S Wired Gaming Headset (Blue)

For more info: https://www.tryxzone.com/panorama/617

Tryx Panorama 360 ARGB 360mm AIO (White)

https://www.asiahorse.com.cn/products/the-wandering-knight-w360-aio-cpu-liquid-cooler?variant=48343910777145

Brand	AsiaHorse
Cooling Method	Water
Compatible Devices	computer, Desktop
Noise Level	34 dB
Maximum Rotational Speed	4500 rps

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【Synchronized RGB Lighting Support】3*120MM rgb fans and water-cooling header can be synchronized with the 5V 3-pin on the motherboard, supporting motherboards with 5V addressable RGB connectors. Designed to sync with ASUS Aura Sync, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light Sync and ASRock Polychrome.

【Compatibility】Intel Socket Support: LGA 1700/1200/1150/ 1151/1155/1156/1366/2011/2066. AMD socket Support: AM3/AM4/AMD Ryzen3/Ryzen5/Ryzen7/Threadripper/RT4

Update: I originally put in the HyperX Cloud Alpha S headset as part of this bundle, but after my earbuds broke I came back to the headset. It's still in excellent working condition and I only put it up for sale to get some extra money. I originally prefer earbuds but after circumstances of them breaking over time, I want to switch back to headsets due to how longer the latter last. Plus, I don't want to go buy another headset or a pair of earbuds considering the budget I have right now.

Alright, so I decided to sell these HyperX peripherals that I got for a while now. There's nothing wrong with them, it's just that I haven't use them a lot and I'm trying to clear up some space. I already tested them recently and they're still in working order. I don't have enough in my budget to buy new boxes, so I'm recycling a used package box and bundling them all in one. This includes a TKL Alloy Origins Core keyboard with aqua tactile switches, a wired Pulsefire Haste 2 black mouse with Lizard Skins Grip Tape, and some extra keycaps. Let me explain further detail below for each peripheral.

HyperX TKL Alloy Origins Core Keyboard - I bought this keyboard a long time ago and it's still good to type on. It has aqua tactile switches which I lubed along with the stabilizers without any form of soldering. I also put some medical tape underneath the stabilizers, it didn't completely get rid of the rattle but reduces it enough. I also opened up the keyboard to put some painter's tape underneath the PCB and packaging foam as well to make the keyboard feel less hollow. It's the version that came with ABS keycaps, so I replaced them with black and white PBT keycaps. I stuck with the white ones to match my setup, but you can change them to the black ones, the ABS ones, or a mix between black and white. There are two keycap pullers included so do whatever you want.

HyperX PulseFire Haste 2 Wired Mouse - I bought this mouse a while ago and it's the best HyperX mouse I've used period. It also come with grip tape and an extra set of skates. I've already applied the grip tape that's bundled with the mouse, but it's a bit slippery. I removed them and then bought Lizard Skins grip tape which are a considerable upgrade over the stock ones. The reason why they're cut that way is because I have to do it from a DIY sheet and it's my 1st time doing that sort of thing. I've cut them to fit with my grip style so it'll feel less slippery and more comfortable. Just a heads up, everything is working mostly fine but the back button on the left side double clicks and I've already tried resetting it but the problem remains. You're allowed to take it apart and try to fix, otherwise the mouse is in good condition to use for both productivity and gaming as long you don't the back button a lot.

I'm accepting offers, just message me and I'll work it out, as long as it's not too cheap.

Also, here's some links to each product:
https://hyperx.com/products/hyperx-alloy-origins-core-mechanical-gaming-keyboard?variant=41077971255453
https://hyperx.com/collections/gaming-mice/products/hyperx-pulsefire-haste-2-gaming-mouse?variant=43416224006301
https://hyperx.com/products/hyperx-pbt-keycaps-full-key-set?variant=42135222485149

For more info about this controller, go to the official website link: 
https://www.gamesir.hk/products/gamesir-g7-se?srsltid=AfmBOop4wlM2X45qusRPwjBL_SYr1UgnSqaFBVIYWPwYST0KUMOc3gFx

Yeah, so I my old GameSir G7 SE controller is having some stick drift issues, so I messaged customer service and they sent me a replacement controller. When I plugged the new one in, it has the same issues. Then I realize that it only happens when it's set to the 1000 HZ report polling rate. When I dialed it back to 500 HZ, the stick drift is entirely gone. I tested this on my 1st controller and it helped got rid of the stick drift. I guess it's because the 1000 HZ polling rate is still in experimental beta. Having two controllers is kind of overkill for me at the moment since I barely have people come over to play multiplayer games with me and I play mostly single player. If I do have guests, I got extra wireless official 1st party Xbox controllers and a wireless adapter to connect them all to my PC just in case, so a second wired controller is unnecessary. Between the 2 GameSir controllers I got, I'm sticking with my old one since it's still in excellent condition for almost a year now and I think the newer controller would have more value. Another reason is a minor nitpick, but the newer controller doesn't automatically turn on when I plugged it into both my PC and Xbox, I have to press the home button for it to work while the old one just do it automatically. I needed some extra money at the moment, so that's why I made this decision to resell it. The new controller is still in excellent condition and I already tested it out on some games I usually play so I can verify that it works. The new controller is updated with the latest firmware and I've reset it back to the default profile with 500 HZ polling rate. If it doesn't default however, the only changes I made is setting the back buttons to the left stick and right stick buttons whenever I click them. If you want to change them, just download the GameSir app and do whatever you please. Just a warning, don't set the polling rate to 1000 HZ unless you want some minor stick drift and you have press the home button to turn it on whenever you plug it in to either your PC or Xbox home console. As for the 1 month of Game Pass Ultimate that came with the new controller, I did consider using the offer but I still got a lot on my backlog so I didn't use it. In turn, I'm giving this away as part of a bundle for a good deal and don't worry, I didn't scratch or reveal the code so it's still covered and unused. Also, here's a couple of free stickers that came with the new controller as well

GameSirGameSir G7 SE Xbox Controller (With 1 Month Game Pass Ultimate)

Yeah, so these are coiled cables that I got from HyperX where I used them to connect to my HyperX keyboards. I mainly got them for aesthetics but they are kind of impractical for my current setup. I had two different keyboards with a right USB-C port on one and a left USB-C port on the other. So yeah, kind of inconvenient for me whenever I want to switch up my keyboards. I preferred using the regular braided cables that came with the keyboards which are way more practical. The coiled cables work perfectly out of the box but I have no need for them. As I want to have less space, I'm selling these at a cheaper price than normally on retail. Just message me on which color you want if you bought one either before or after. 1st come 1st serves whoever bought and picked that color 1st, leaving the other color for grabs. I'll update this page when one is bought and buyers would know which color is left. Also, they don't come with their original boxes, I already packed them in bubble wrap mailers to save money.

HyperX Website Link:
https://hyperx.com/products/hyperx-coiled-cable-keyboard-cables

HyperX Coiled Cable Blue or Gray (Message Me Which Color You Want)

This the Keychron V3 QMK Custom Mechanical Keyboard, which has its own linear K Pro Red switches and is fully assembled right out of the box without the knob. I ordered it on the original website along with some new keycaps. However, I decided to go with a more DIY approach and made another order with a barebones kit with a knob, different switches, and a switch opener so I can personally lube those switches myself. It's already too late to cancel the 1st order and I don't want it anymore since I already got another working mechanical keyboard. The other one has tactile switches and my future DIY one with have speedy linear switches. Those two keyboards are enough for me and I want some of my money back. I bought this keyboard from the original website, not from Amazon. Since the Keychron returning and refunding processes are way more tedious, I decided to resell it on Jawa since it's simpler for me to do and it'll cost me nothing. This is the best price I could offer at the moment and I already checked how much it would cost on the original Keychron and Amazon websites with shipping and taxes accounted for. Luckily, I never opened up the keyboard, so it's brand new inside the box.

Keychron Link:
https://www.keychron.com/products/keychron-v3-qmk-custom-mechanical-keyboard

Gateron Switch Opener (Silver)

Yeah, so I originally bought this to open up some keyboard switches to lube and film them bit by bit. However, what I didn't realize is that the process is way more tedious than I imagined. Since I'm not that patient go through it, I only gonna lube the stems from from now on or buy some that are already factory lubed. So I'm gonna sell this since I'm not planning on using it again and I only barely use it on a couple of switches. It's opened right out of the box and I'll ship it inside its original container.

Gateron Switch Opener (Silver)

Got this mouse about a couple months ago as a replacement. Great mouse from a great brand, but the scroll wheel is inconsistent sometimes. Whenever I scroll up, the page gets a little jumpy but that happens on some occasions. I don't know whether it's very sensitive or it's just the decoder. Other than that, there's no other problems with this mouse. It's up to date with the latest firmware and the grip tape is already attached with a spare set of skates.

Here's the website link for more info about this mouse:

https://hyperx.com/products/hyperx-pulsefire-haste-2-gaming-mouse?variant=43416224071837

(Sorry for the poor image quality)

HyperX PulseFire Haste 2 White Wired Gaming Mouse

Alright, so I modded this replacement HyperX 65% keyboard I got from customer support. It worked fine out of the box and I decided to do a little fixing to make a better typing experience. I added 3 layers of painter's tape in the back of the PCB with holes cut out to fit in the holes and ports. I also added some medical tape inside several of these keycaps to dampen the sound and some underneath the stabilizers to prevent less rattle. I also lubed both the mechanical switches and stabilizers too for the same effects. These made some improvements to the typing feel and sound everywhere, except for the left shift key. It doesn't feel or sound as good as the other keys, but it's still functional. As I was trying to tune it, I accidentally pop off the left side stabilizer of the shift key. I tried looking up tutorials on how to put it back on a soldered keyboard, but there's no way to fix that mistake at that level. The last picture regardless of the low image quality include the extra red keycaps, a keycap puller, and the left stabilizer parts in that small bag over there. Still the left stabilizer is the only thing broken, everything else still works and I can still type on it pretty well despite the mishap with the left shift key. I already tested it out and ironically it sounds/feels better without that left stabilizer. I'm sending this keyboard out for cheap in a bubble wrap mailer. It doesn't include the original box it came in, but it does still include the USB-C cable, the stabilizer in a bag, the extra keycaps, the keycap puller, and the keyboard itself.

HyperX Website Link:
https://hyperx.com/collections/gaming-keyboards/products/hyperx-alloy-origins-65

HyperX 65% Mechanical Keyboard W/ Linear Red Switches (Left Shift Stabilizer Popped Off)

This controller has been with me for at least 2 years now. It's in good working condition despite the scratches or other signs of wear. I'm mainly used it to play PC games and sometimes on my Xbox. I've added Lizard Skin grip tape to the glossy D-Pad, shoulder buttons, and triggers to make things less loose. I barely used to the back programmable buttons and opted to play games without it. I checked and you can still remap buttons while the paddles don't try to come off. I've updated the firmware with the PowerA Gamer HQ App. I recommend downloading this app on your PC and/or Xbox if you want to stay up to date. Recently, everything works as there's surprisingly still no stick drift and every button works while still feeling satisfying to press. I'm not including the box and stickers it originally came with since I thrown that away a long time ago and even if I did, it won't fit with any of the boxes I've saved for packaging. I still kept the manual though along with the braided USB-C cable, face plates, extra thumbsticks, and that back cover if you're not using the back paddles. The anti-friction rings on the white matte face place are a little loose so I recommended the black rubberized one since the rings on it are still tight. Otherwise, everything is in working condition if you're looking for a wired pro controller at a reduced price. The reason why I'm selling this is because I bought a new controller with Hall Effect features and I've been mostly using that ever since while barely using the Fusion Pro. The latter still works as I've tested recently but it's mostly just there on display.

Here's a link if you want more info:

https://www.powera.com/p/fusion/controllers/wired/fusion-pro-2-wired-controller-for-xbox-series-xs-1516954-01/

The remarkable FUSION Pro 2 Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S puts premium materials and pro-level gaming features at your fingertips. Includes a headset jack, volume dial with mic mute, and a braided 10ft. (3m) USB-C cable with inline release.

Mappable Pro Pack with customizable paddles
Swappable faceplates and thumbsticks
Three-way trigger locks
Dual rumble motors and magnetic impulse triggers
3.5mm headset jack

PowerA Fusion Pro 2 Wired Xbox Controller

Got this mouse about a couple months ago. Great mouse from a great brand, but the scroll wheel is inconsistent sometimes. Whenever I scroll up, the page gets a little jumpy but that happens on some occasions. Other than that, there's no other problems with this mouse. It's up to date with the latest firmware and the grip tape is already attached.

Here's the website link for more info about this mouse:

https://hyperx.com/products/hyperx-pulsefire-haste-2-gaming-mouse?variant=43416224071837

(Sorry for the poor image quality)

Used HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 Wired White Mouse

PC Peripherals Budget Custom Bundle (Read Description For More Info).

This is a bunch of old PC peripherals that I used during my early college days, but since I upgraded to more quality hardware, I have no further use for them. Thus, I decided to sell them for someone who wants some PC peripherals at a reasonable price and rest assured, I already tested them and are working fine. Here below are the list of items included in this budget custom bundle (I can't put in the links for most of them so type their product names in the search bar):

Q5 Slim Rechargeable Wireless Mouse

NPET K10 Gaming Keyboard

Pictek Wired Gaming Mouse

Jounivo USB Microphone

Sylvania Water Resistant Bluetooth Speakers

VicTsing Gaming Mouse Pad

3.5 mm Audio Cable Jack + 2 Small Micro USB A Cables

PC Peripherals Budget Custom Bundle (Read Description For More Info)

Blue Yeti USB Microphone - Blackout w/ Mudder Foam Cover & Auphonix Pop Filter.

This is a Blue Yeti I bought in early 2021 where I mostly used it to record lines and chat with friends on Discord whenever I play online games with them. It still works and is in a currently good condition as I have used it recently as well as frequently this past year in 2022. However, I decided to upgrade to a more premium mic so I decided to sell my Blue Yeti since I won't be using it often once my new mic arrived. I cannot ship you the old box the old mic arrived since it was in bad condition but both the pamphlets and wire connector have been preserved in pristine condition. I would also throw in the Mudder Foam Cover as it is attached to the mic and an Auphonix Pop Filter that can be adjusted to your liking. They're also in good condition and since they aren't compatible with my newer mic, I'm throwing them into this custom Blue Yeti mic bundle.

WELCOME!