HyperX stories
Australian buyers now have access to HP's new AI-enabled PCs, with premium models starting at AUD $2,899 and topping out at AUD $6,500.
Users across Asia-Pacific will gain access to AI music, voice and sound tools on eligible HP consumer PCs as the partnership rolls out regionally.
HP is betting buyers will pay more for local AI processing and premium portability as it rolls out pricier PCs across both markets.
HP folds OMEN into HyperX with a unified gaming brand, debuting a powerhouse MAX 16 laptop, QD‑OLED monitor and brain‑sensing headset.
HP's gaming division, HyperX, introduced new products like Vision S Webcam and Audio Mixer, aimed to boost gaming content creation.
HyperX releases Cloud Stinger 2 headset for PlayStation 4 and 5, boasting a lightweight design and high-quality audio for an affordable price.
We get our hands on this robust & versatile USB microphone which turns out to be a top choice for budget-conscious audio enthusiasts.
We review the HyperX Cloud Mix Buds, which offer a 10-hour battery, low-latency audio, customizable controls, comfort, and multi-platform support.
The HyperX Cloud III is a stylish and versatile headset that delivers crisp audio across all devices, providing great value for its price.
Hyper X sent over one of its Cloud Stinger 2 wireless headsets to test out. I tried it out, and here's what I thought.
With its lightweight Pulsefire Haste wireless mouse and RGB lit Pulsefire XL Mat, HyperX sets out to up your game and add a little colour to your desktop.
The extra edge being able to hear where your opponents are before you can see them can make the difference between a good kill or a respawn.
HyperX introduces the Alloy Origins Core TKL keyboard and Pulsefire Dart wireless mouse to Australia, priced at AUD $169 and AUD $199 respectively.
The recent growth of esports has created a war of peripherals, and as the peripherals improve, gamers can afford to get choosy.
HyperX's RGB Alloy Origins keyboards and Pulsefire Dart mice claim to be exactly what gamers need. TechDay's Darren Price puts them both through their paces.
HyperX unveils new gaming hardware for PC and PS4, including DDR4 memory kits for Alienware desktops and licensed headsets for console gamers.
