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HyperX

HyperX began as Kingston's performance-memory name in 2002.

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01 / Buying facts

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Warranty & support

HyperX's current limited warranty gives two years to most listed headsets, keyboards, monitors, mice, mousepads, standalone microphones and charging products; Cloud Orbit headsets and HX3D custom keycaps carry one year, and some separately purchased accessories bought directly from HyperX carry six months. Coverage is for the original end user and service availability varies by country.

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02 / Company & ownership

Behind the brand.

HyperX began as Kingston's performance-memory name in 2002. HP Inc. acquired the HyperX gaming-peripherals business in 2021; Kingston's retained memory, flash and SSD products moved to the Kingston FURY name, so current Kingston FURY products are not HP HyperX products. HP announced in 2026 that OMEN and HyperX are being united under a broader HyperX gaming master brand. Check each current SKU for PC, Mac and console support, USB or wireless connection, software/OS requirements and platform licence; Xbox, PlayStation or Nintendo logos apply only to specifically licensed models.

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03 / Product guide

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Gaming headsets

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What is still unknown?

We do not yet have documented answers for these parts of HyperX’s profile. Missing evidence is not a negative finding about the brand.

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