HP has launched new hardware in its HyperX gaming line, including a new controller and a refresh of the Cloud Stinger 3 headsets.

The new controller is called the HyperX Clutch Talon, which has tool-free customization, interchangeable sticks, D-pads, triggers, and back paddles. HP also says users can extend customization through 3D-printable parts.

The controller uses Hall Effect sticks and triggers, which are designed to reduce drift and improve precision during gameplay. It also includes three-stage trigger locks and reprogrammable back paddles for faster inputs. Platform support covers PC, Android, and Xbox, while dual wireless connectivity and up to 30 hours of battery life round out the feature set.

HP has also introduced the HyperX Cloud Stinger 3 and CloudX Stinger 3 headsets. The lineup includes wired and wireless options, with low-latency 2.4GHz wireless support on select models and Bluetooth support on the wireless version. The headsets feature stainless steel headband sliders, a lightweight build, memory foam ear cushions, and a noise-cancelling microphone with mute controls.

Battery life is one of the main upgrades on the Cloud Stinger 3 Wireless, which is rated for up to 80 hours. The headset family is built around comfort and durability, while keeping the entry price lower than many gaming headsets.

HP is also moving its HyperX NGENUITY software out of beta after an extended testing phase. The platform adds deeper control over HyperX gear, including audio tuning, microphone settings, device performance, and personalization tools.

The latest NGENUITY Audio Engine is powered by HEAR360 and includes parametric and graphic equalizers, game and chat balance, advanced spatial audio, and spatial chat. It also supports real-time dynamic microphone processing, voice monitoring, EQ presets, and AI noise reduction. Performance controls include adjustable actuation points, Rapid Trigger sensitivity, SOCD options, and mouse sensor tuning. Users also get a customizable dashboard, searchable remapping, and macro recording.

Pricing & availability

The HyperX Clutch Talon Controller is expected this summer on HyperX.com for $159.99. The Cloud Stinger 3 headsets are available now on HyperX.com starting at $49.99. NGENUITY is available to download today.

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HP has launched its HyperX Omen 15 gaming laptop series in India, after the recent rebrand of its gaming laptop line. The laptops are available on Flipkart and other retail channels, starting at ₹1,49,999.

The series runs on Intel Core i7-14650HX processors and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs with up to 170W total graphics power. The display offers a 180Hz refresh rate with brightness up to 500 nits. Gaming responsiveness is handled through an 8K polling rate and 0.125ms response time.

Cooling comes from the Omen Tempest system, which includes self-cleaning fans to prevent dust buildup. The laptops feature One-Touch Omen AI that adjusts system settings automatically based on how you use the device.

Vineet Gehani, Senior Director of Personal Systems at HP India, said gaming in India now requires complete ecosystems, not just powerful hardware. He noted the Republic Day launch reflects HP’s commitment to India’s gaming community with technology that balances performance and sustainability.

Sujith Agashe, Vice President of Electronics at Flipkart, said the platform saw strong gaming hardware demand in 2025. He expects the Omen 15 series to set new standards for gaming laptops in 2026.

HP is offering several launch deals. Customers can get exchange bonuses up to ₹30,000, instant bank discounts up to ₹20,000, and no-cost EMI for up to 18 months. Launch period accessory deals include the HyperX CloudX Stinger 2 Core wired headset in black for ₹499 and the HyperX Knight backpack for ₹999, down from ₹6,397.

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HyperX has recently introduced the Cloud Mix 2, a revamped version of its popular wireless gaming headset. This new model boasts multiple improvements over its predecessor, including improved battery life, noise cancellation, connectivity, and audio quality.

The HyperX Cloud Mix 2 offers an extended battery life, delivering up to 110 hours of playtime on a single charge, making it ideal for long gaming sessions. Additionally, the headset has hybrid active noise cancellation technology, which effectively blocks out external noise.

The headset also features 40 mm drivers that deliver customizable audio profiles through HyperX’s NGENUITY software. The built-in microphones come with AI noise-reduction technology, making for crisp and clear communication during online gaming.

In terms of connectivity, the Cloud Mix 2 offers both Bluetooth 5.3 LE along with 2.4 GHz connection, which was absent from its predecessor. The Bluetooth connection provides low latency, better battery efficiency, and improved audio quality, while the 2.4 GHz connection further reduces latency to 20 ms for competitive gaming.

Pricing & availability

The HyperX Cloud Mix 2 has a price tag of $199 in the US market. Pricing for other regions is expected to be revealed soon.

In other news, Sony has released a Smoky Pink color option for its 1000XM5 noise-canceling headphones. This new color is available for both the WH-1000XM5 over-ear headphones and the WF-1000XM5 earbuds, which feature top-tier noise-cancellation technology.

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Launched in August 2022, the HyperX DuoCast is HyperX’s USB microphone with RGB lighting. Priced at $99.99 for the global market, it is positioned between the SoloCast and QuadCast microphones from HyperX. Crafted to cater to the needs of streamers, gamers, and content creators alike, the HyperX DuoCast is a user-friendly, plug-and-play solution that delivers top-notch recording quality. Here is our review of the DuoCast.

HyperX DuoCast review: What’s in the box?

The retail package of the HyperX DuoCast includes the following items:

• HyperX DuoCast microphone
• Shock mount
• USB-C to USB-A cable (length)
• Boom arm adapter
• Quick Start Guide

HyperX DuoCast: Design and Build

Featuring minimalist aesthetics, the HyperX DuoCast USB microphone boasts a compact design with built-in RGB lighting. Standing at a height of 8 inches (203mm), it is slightly taller than the SoloCast (7.1 inches) but shorter than the QuadCast (9.5 inches).

As can be seen in the images, the DuoCast has a capsule-like body with the upper part that has the microphone placed inside a honeycomb-like perforated housing, which is followed by an RGB LED ring and the HyperX logo. The top base of the device has the tap-to-mute feature. Its entire body is made from sturdy polycarbonate and does not feel cheap at all. The QuadCast, being a costlier product, has an aluminium build. On the back, there is a gain control knob, a USB-C port, and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

HyperX DuoCast: how to use it?

Buttons: The mute / unmute touch-sensitive button located on the top of the HyperX DuoCast is impressively responsive, allowing for seamless and effortless muting of the microphone with a simple touch or even with your palm on the whole area. Once the microphone is put on mute, the accompanying RGB LED strip also automatically turns off, providing a visual indicator that the microphone is in a muted state.

The gain control knob, available on the back, can be rotated as well as pressed. When it is rotated, users can control the gain, and when pressed, it lets users switch between cardioid and omnidirectional. The USB port can be used to power it up and by connecting to a device like a Windows PC. Once the connection is established, it is ready to use. The 3.5mm headphone jack can be used to monitor the microphone output.

RGB LED ring: The RGB LED ring light on the device functions as a visual indicator for adjusting feature settings. When users modify the microphone gain, the light briefly changes color to reflect the level of gain adjustment. Similarly, when the polar patterns are switched, the light momentarily displays a different color to signify the pattern change.

Shock mount: The shock mount, which is nothing but a plastic stand, comes with a hinge to adjust the angle of the microphone. The stand has a hole through which users can pass the USB cable, allowing you to achieve a neater and more organized appearance on your desk. Users can simply detach it from the stand and latch it onto a boom arm with the attachment provided in the retail package.

Live streamers who intend to use it while gaming will find it worthwhile to invest in a budget-friendly boom arm, which is highly recommended. It will play a crucial role in optimizing microphone placement for capturing vocals effectively, while also minimizing unwanted desk impact noises.

To access more features of the DuoCast, one can use the NGenuity app from HyperX. Regarding the software aspect, let’s explore it further below.

HyperX DuoCast review: Performance

The HyperX DuoCast is an electret-based condenser microphone with two gain options, a built-in pop filter, a dynamic range of 24 bits and a sampling rate of 96 kHz. The DuoCast works best when the environment is silent and is good enough for conference calls at work or with friends.

When pressed, it allows users to switch between cardioid and omnidirectional polar patterns. For those who don’t know, Cardioid is suitable for podcasts, streaming, voiceover, and instruments. This is suitable for talking directly into the microphone, as it blocks out sound from other directions.

The omnidirectional feature, which is suitable for recording sound coming from multiple (360-degree) directions into the microphone, is suitable for multi-person podcasts and conference calls. Show above are the recorded samples using both polar patterns.

Here is a look at the polar patterns of SoloCast, DuoCast, and QuadCast:

• SoloCast: Cardioid
• DuoCast: Cardioid and Omnidirectional
• QuadCast: Cardioid, Omnidirectional, Stereo, and Bidirectional

The recordings done using the DuoCast have a natural tone, and the built-in pop filter helps in axing out the unneeded noise and adding clarity. There is no echoing or buzzing in the recordings, and the bundled shock mount does a good job of eliminating desk impacts. Despite the presence of some inevitable background noise in the omnidirectional recordings, the overall results achieved by the DuoCast were outstanding.

When it comes to compatibility, the HyperX DuoCast is compatible with Windows PCs, Macs, PlayStation 5, and PlayStation 4. The company claims that it is a Discord and TeamSpeak-certified product.

HyperX’s NGenuity app, which is only for Windows at present, can be downloaded here. It has a simple interface with just two tabs, namely Microphone and Light Sync. The Audio tab allows users to adjust microphone gain, mute the microphone, adjust output volume, enable High Pass filter, and switch polar patterns. It also has a Microphone Test feature to do a test recording of sample audio.

The Light tabs can be used to control the RGB light. It provides six kinds of lighting effects, such as Solid, Breathing, Cycle, Confetti, Sun, and Twilight. In addition, users can choose from different colors and speed options (slow to fast).

HyperX DuoCast review: Conclusion

The DuoCast is an easy-to-setup, affordable, and versatile desktop microphone suitable for various scenarios such as voiceover, group discussions in conference calls, or podcast recordings. In addition, it is a lightweight microphone with some nice additions like a shock mount and decent software. Ideally, having a silent environment will help DuoCast produce the best results. However, it may not be the optimal choice for capturing the powerful and booming sounds typically associated with music recordings. It would also be a product to consider for gamers on a budget.

HyperX DuoCast: Where to buy?

The HyperX DuoCast is available for purchase through HyperX’s online store and Amazon. Our review unit was provided by Vlogsfan.com., which specializes in selling vlog, podcast, and livestream products. The DuoCast is now listed for $99.99 on Vlogsfan. It is also selling the HyperX SoloCast Mini for $65.

Vlogsfan offers buyer protection features, like full refund if the order does not reach the customer, tax and duty paid by the retailer for buyers in most countries and avail a percent discount with GETOFF5 coupon. Before making the purchase, we advise you to go through Vlogsfan’s policy pages on shipping, refunds, and warranty.

Disclaimer:  All of the opinions in this HyperX DuoCast review are mine and based on my own experiences. There has been no editorial input from Vlogsfan or HyperX.

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HyperX has launched a new audio device in India. It is the HyperX Cloud III headset and is aimed at gamers. The latest offering arrives as the successor to the Cloud II that debuted way back in 2015 (nearly eight years ago). The device packs a host of specifications and features. The company says that the Cloud III is made even more comfortable with new materials and fit. Read on to know what the headset offers out of the box. 

HyperX Cloud III specifications and features

The HyperX Cloud III is an over-ear wired headset with a signature memory foam in the headband and ear cushions for a comfortable fit. It is equipped with a durable metal frame and weighs just 307 grams for longer gaming sessions. There is a volume control wheel, a mute button, and an LED mic-mute indicator that indicates when the user is muted. The microphone is also detachable. 

In terms of audio, the HyperX Cloud III is equipped with a custom-tuned angled 53mm driver. It features DTS Headphone X: Spatial Audio. There is a 10mm microphone for clear in-game voice chats and calls. The headset is compatible with a host of devices including PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Mac, and smartphone. It comes with a 3.5mm jack, USB-C, and USB-A connectors. There is also a compact adapter that offers connectivity options for both USB-C and USB-A ports. 

The HyperX Cloud III carries a price tag of Rs 8.499. It is offered in Black and Black/Red colors. The gaming headset can be purchased from Amazon. 

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HyperX had announced various new products during the CES 2023 event. Two new models include the Clutch Gladiate Xbox controller and the new Pulsefire Haste 2 gaming mouse. So let’s have a look.

Talking about the new controller first, the Clutch Gladiate is a controller for the Microsoft Xbox series of consoles. The company claims that the new HyperX controller will aim to offer improved control and comfort. So, Xbox users will also get a better gaming experience since the controller features dual trigger locks and remappable rear buttons for more customizability. Dynamic dual rumble motors that offer an immersive force feedback to its users. It also comes with a textured grip for better control and supports a 3.5mm stereo jack.

HyperX has also unveiled the new Pulsefire Haste 2 gaming mouse. It is a lightweight model that weighs just 53 grams and comes in a white or black color option. This mouse comes with HyperX’s 26K sensor that offers DPI settings up to 26,000 along with a high polling rate of 8000Hz. The switches on the gaming mouse are also responsive and built to last for over 100 million clicks. Buyers can even customize the mouse through the HyperX NGENUITY software to adjust the DPI, RGB lighting, button mapping, macros, and more.

Lastly, the company has even launched a wireless version of the Pulsefire Haste 2, which weighs 62 grams. On the other hand, the mouse comes with a built in dual wireless connectivity option for Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless tech. It is simply a wireless version of the Pulsefire Haste 2 wired variant and offers up to 100 hours of battery life on a single full charge.

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HyperX – a gaming brand owned by HP, recently entered the gaming monitor space with the new Armada series of monitors. As part of the debut, the company introduced the Armada 25 and Armada 27 monitors in the West back in August. Now that gaming monitors have entered the Indian market, let’s take a look at their specs and pricing.

The HyperX Armada 25, as the name suggests, is a 24.5-inch monitor. It offers a Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels and supports a 240Hz refresh rate, making it ideal for e-sports gaming. The monitor offers outstanding images and rich colors. With its IPS panel and Nvidia G-Sync compatibility, the Armada 25 offers 1ms response times with overdrive in addition to variable refresh rates. The display offers a peak brightness of 400 nits and covers 99% of sRGB.

On the other hand, HyperX Armada 27 comes with higher-end specs and better performance. It is a larger 27-inch monitor that offers a Quad HD 2560 x 1440 pixel resolution. It comes with a refresh rate of 165Hz for smoother graphics.

The Nvidia G-Sync compatibility on the monitor lets it support variable refresh rates, and the IPS panel allows for 1ms response times. This monitor covers 95% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, and its 400 nits of brightness allow it to achieve DisplayHDR 400 certification, which means it can display HDR at an entry level.

The two HyperX Armada monitors come with an ergonomic arm and desk mount. The arm extends or retracts, allowing ergonomic viewing. They are also comparatively easier to setup since they come with two mounting options (C-clamp or grommet) and a quick-release system.

The HyperX Armada 25 gaming monitor’s price in India is set at Rs. 42,590. While the Armada 27 gaming monitor comes with a price tag of Rs. 46,290.

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HyperX, the gaming peripheral division of HP has launched a new headset in India. The device is dubbed as HyperX Cloud Stinger 2. It is aimed at gamers looking for a high-qualityb headset at an affordable price tag. Commenting on the launch, HyperX said “Cloud Stinger 2 stays true to its lightweight predecessors’ quality and comfort at a low price point, now with DTS Headphone:X audio for more enhanced in-game immersion.” Read on to know what the audio device offers out of the box. 

The HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 is an over-ear headset wired gaming headset. It features 90-degree adjustable rotating earcups and a swivel design. The device’s ear cushion material features premium leatherette and soft memory foam. It also has easy-access controls. The Cloud Stinger 2 is also a lightweight headset that is comfortable and ideal for an extended period of use. 

In terms of audio, the HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 is equipped with a 50mm driver. The headset features DTS: X Spatial Audio to improve localization accuracy and 3D audio spatialization. There is a noise-cancelling flexible microphone that also has a swivel-to-mute feature. The gaming headset offers reduced background noise, clear speech quality, and improved in-game chat. The HyperX Cloud Singer 2 is compatible with a PC. 

The HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 costs Rs 4,690 and will be available for purchase from Amazon. 

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HyperX has launched its latest lineup of products in the Indian market. The Alloy Origins 65 gaming keyboard and Pulsefire Haste wireless mouse are the picks of the pack. Also in the mix is the Alloy Origins 60 keyboard and Pulsefire Mat mousepad. The HyperX Alloys Origin 65 and 60 keyboards are both priced at Rs. 8,990 ($115). The Pulsefire Haste wireless gaming mouse is priced at Rs. 7,490 ($96) and all products are available from Amazon India.

The new HyperX products are bound to catch the attention of gaming enthusiasts in India. The HyperX Alloy Origins 65 comes with dedicated arrows and keys, as well as a form factor of about 65%. It also offers HyperX Red linear switches or Aqua tactile switches, as well as dedicated keys for arrow, delete, and page up/down. The HyperX mechanical switches are present to enhance the performance and longevity of the device.

The HyperX Alloy Origins 65 keyboard has RGB backlit keys and an LED design. This provides an illuminating and radiant lighting experience, as well as five adjustable brightness levels. Software support for the keyboard is from HyperX NGENUITY which offers up to three profiles and the opportunity to personalize several options. Some of the customization options include lighting, the game mode, and the macro settings.

The HyperX Pulsefire Haste wireless mouse is designed to offer quick movements and greater comfort. It also offers increased ventilation due to its honeycomb hex shell design. Being a gaming mouse, it comes with the relevant wireless technology and provides low-latency connections. It operates on 2.4GHz while its rechargeable battery can last up to 100 hours. Its effectiveness can be sustained for up to 80 million clicks. There are six customizable buttons on the wireless mouse with onboard memory also available.

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The gaming industry is a very big one with several players that cut across different categories, one of which is hardware. The hardware category includes big and small players that are made up of full gaming brands and others that are subsidiaries of bigger corporations. Among the latter are Lenovo’s Legion, ASUS’s ROG (Republic of Gamers), and Dell’s Alienware. A new report has revealed that HP wants to expand its footprint in the industry with the acquisition of HyperX.

HyperX is the gaming brand of Kingston Technology and it is known for its keyboards, mice, mousepads, gaming headsets, and microphones designed for casual, hardcore, and professional gamers. In the press release by HP Inc., the PC giant announced its intention to acquire HyperX for $425 million.

HP revealed that its desire to acquire the brand aligns with its plans to grow its Personal Systems business which has gaming and peripherals as attractive segments. The company already offers gaming PCs under its OMEN and Pavilion brands and is also focused on the software part with its OMEN Gaming Hub. The acquisition of HyperX will help it broaden its lineup.

The press release also revealed that Kingston Technology will hold on to its DRAM, flash, and SSD lines designed for gamers and enthusiasts. The transaction is expected to be completed by the second quarter of the year.

We expect HP to keep the HyperX brand name as it is widely recognized. However, future products from the gaming brand should also have HP’s own logo.

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Amazon Prime Day sale is currently live in India with lots of discounts and offers on a ton of products from different categories. In this post, we have compiled a list of best new products that have launched on the occasion of this sale so that you don’t need to look for them manually on one of the largest eCommerce platforms in India.

Xiaomi Redmi 9 Prime

Redmi 9 Prime is Xiaomi’s latest ₹10K price segment smartphone offered for the Indian market. Highlights of this handset include MediaTek Helio G80, 6.53-inch FHD+ display, quad-camera setup, 5,020mAh battery, and 18W fast charging.

It comes in four colors namely Space Blue, Mint Green, Sunrise Flare, and Matte Black. As for storage configuration, it is available in two variants – 4GB + 64GB and 4GB + 128GB priced at ₹9,999 and ₹11,999 respectively.

Samsung Galaxy M31s

The Galaxy M31s is the successor to Galaxy M31 from earlier this year. It includes improvements like 6.5-inch punch hole AMOLED display, 25W fast charging, 64MP Sony IMX682 sensor and the same old Exynos 9611 processor as well as 6,000mAh battery.

It is available in two colors (Mirage Blue / MirageBlack) and two storage configurations (6GB + 128GB / 8GB + 128GB) priced at ₹19,499 and ₹21,499 respectively.

OnePlus Nord

OnePlus Nord is the brand’s first 5G mid-range smartphone featuring Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G, 6.44-inch FHD+ 90Hz AMOLED display, 48MP quad-camera setup, dual selfie camera, 4,115mAh battery, and 30W Warp fast charging.

It comes in two colors (Marble Blue / Gray Onyx) and two storage configurations (8GB + 128GB / 12GB + 256GB) priced at ₹27,999 and ₹29,999 respectively.

Sony WF-1000XM3

Sony has finally launched the WF-1000XM3 in India a year after its initial debut in international markets. Priced at ₹19,990 ₹17,989 it is arguably one of the best truly wireless earphones (TWS) in this segment with ANC (Active Noise Cancellation). It is available in two colors – Black and Silver.

Huami Amazfit PowerBuds

The PowerBuds by Amazfit is the brand’s first and only TWS in its price segment to come with heart rate monitoring. It costs ₹6,499 and comes in two colors namely Dynamic Black and Active White.

HyperX Cloud Stinger Core Wireless

If you are looking for a wireless gaming headset under ₹10K, then HyperX Cloud Stinger Core Wireless is one of the best products costing only ₹7,490. It works via 2.4GHz receiver and includes features such as 40mm drivers, 7.1 virtual sound, noise-cancelling microphone, and more.

LG 32QN600 32-inch QHD Monitor

Costing ₹27,999, this monitor offers features such as 32-inch QHD (2560 x 1440 pixels) IPS panel, HDR10, AMD Radeon FreeSync 2, 99% sRGB color gamut, wall-mount support, 2 x HDMI, DisplayPort, and more.

LG 34WL500 34-inch WFHD UltraWide Monitor

Unlike the previous model, this one priced at  ₹26,999, includes features like 34-inch ultra-wide WFHD (2560 x 1080 pixels) IPS LCD panel, HDR10, AMD Radeon FreeSync, 99% sRGB color gamut, wall-mount support, 2 x HDMI, and more.

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HyperX has just announced a new gaming event series. The HyperX Showdown is a series of online gaming events that will feature various celebrities from different fields of entertainment. This includes stars from the music, entertainment, and even sports and gaming industries.

The event will be hosted across a period of eight weeks, during which time, popular online streamers will also be participating in the gaming event. In the event, well known games like Call of Duty: Warzone, NBA 2K, Fortnite, Madden, and more will be featured with the first event scheduled to start on the 16th of June 2020 at 3 pm ET. The first event will feature two known music stars, Afrojack and Nicky Romero, who will also be paired with two professional esports athletes from the London Royal Ravens playing Call of Duty: Warzone.

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The event will be streamed on Twitch, a live streaming platform owned by Amazon, through HyperX’s official channel. This gaming series will be held entirely online, which is to be expected since the world is still facing a global pandemic at the moment.

You can also expect other known figures like Offset, Future, Young Thug and sports stars like Gordon Hayward (Boston Celtics), JuJu Smith-Schuster (Pittsburgh Steelers), Dele Alli (Tottenham Hotspur F.C.), Philip Forsberg (Nashville Predators), DeMarcus Cousins (NBA All Star), Mikal Bridges (Phoenix Suns), Onyeka Okongwu (2020 NBA Draft Prospect), Cole Anthony (2020 NBA Draft Prospect), and Joc Pederson (Los Angeles Dodgers).

More special guests are yet to be announced and the series will also be hosting a special HyperX Showdown episode, which will feature an all-female event and an NBA Rookie Challenge. By the end of the eight weeks of gaming events, the athlete who HyperX considers the best will be named as its brand ambassador. The online event will also be collaborating with Excel Sports Management that will procure talent and provide guidance.

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At this point in time, all brands are coming out with different products to ensure that they stay relevant in the market. To this end, Kingston’s gaming division HyperX just released a gaming-focused micro SD card. The gaming-centric microSD card is available in three capacities; a 64GB, 128GB and 256GB storage variant. 

One may want to ask the difference between this gaming-focused micro SD card and the normal SD card? The gaming-focused micro SD cards are usually embedded with high speed just as the HyperX game focused memory card boast read and write speeds of 100MB/s and 80MB/s respectively. With this speeds, the SD card can be used on Nintendo Switch as it meets and even exceeds the requirement for SD card on the Switch. The micro SD card can also be used on an Android smartphone with speed capable of recording 4K video footage. HyperX boasts the new micro SD cards have the capacity to “meet the needs of on-the-go gamers who download games and downloadable content (DLC) and don’t want to carry multiple cards or wait for long load times.”

Kingston is very well known for its storage cards but this line is specifically targeting gamers and storing game files, which need to be faster than a normal micro SD card that is storing photos, videos and music. The HyperX Gaming micro SD cards designs meet UHS-1, CL10, Speed Class (U3) and A1 performance requirements. A1 means that it is able to store apps and games and load them on your smartphone as fast as the internal storage on your smartphone.

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The HyperX microSD cards are already available to buy. For the prices, the 64GB capacity variant starts at $49.99 while the 256GB costs $199. The products will be available on Amazon in the U.S and Canada.

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