HyperX manufactures high-performance gaming peripherals including headsets, keyboards, mice, charging accessories, and microphones for PC and console gamers.
HyperX is a premier gaming lifestyle brand spanning the globe, dedicated to the "We're All Gamers" philosophy. Originally a division of Kingston Technology and now a part of HP Inc., HyperX specializes in high-performance gaming peripherals known for their award-winning comfort, aesthetics, performance, and reliability. The product lineup includes gaming headsets like the popular Cloud series, Alloy mechanical keyboards, Pulsefire mice, and microphones designed for streamers and content creators.
Trusted by celebrity ambassadors, pro gamers, and tech enthusiasts worldwide, HyperX gear is designed to meet the rigorous demands of professional esports. The brand utilizes software like HyperX NGENUITY to allow users to personalize RGB lighting, macros, and device settings. Whether for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch, HyperX provides the competitive edge and comfort required for extended gaming sessions.
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Slide the mode switch to the Bluetooth icon. If pairing for the first time, the headset may enter pairing mode automatically. Otherwise, hold the power or multifunction button (check specific manual) until the status LED blinks blue rapidly to indicate pairing mode.
HyperX NGENUITY is a powerful software that allows you to personalize your compatible HyperX products. You can customize lighting, button bindings, and macros.
For many Alloy models, press and hold the three keys in the top left or the dedicated FN key combination (e.g., FN + ESC) for 5 seconds until the keyboard lights flash.
Drivers and firmware updates are typically handled through the HyperX NGENUITY software or can be found on the HyperX support portal.
Check your Windows Sound settings to ensure the HyperX headset is set as the Default Input Device. Also, ensure the mute switch on the headset or cable is not active.