Computex 2018: HyperX Puts Out RGB Gaming Gear For Gamers

HyperX, a division of Kingston Technology, is set to wow gamers with RGB peripherals for gaming. They launched several gaming gear this year alone such as the Alloy Elite RGB keyboard, Pulsefire Surge Gaming Mouse and Predator DDR4 RGB. Indeed, since their conception in 2014 they’ve sold over 5 million headsets alone and continue to grow.

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HyperX makes these RGB gaming peripherals exclusively for gamers. The Alloy Elite RGB Gaming Keyboard is available with either red, brown or blue Cherry MX key switches. Gamers can customise their keyboards further with NGenuity software. They can have up to three custom lighting profiles saved directly to the keyboard for on-the-go lighting.

On top of that, the Predator DDR4 RGB features industry-leading, patent-pending HyperX Infrared Sync technology. This allows an enhanced visual experience by keeping the module lighting in sync. Furthermore, the Pulsefire Surge RGB mouse features a design improvement allowing both palm and claw grip users to enjoy the mouse. You can play first-person shooters or MOBAs and still be comfortable with the Pulsefire Surge mouse. It provides pinpoint accuracy with its Pixart 3389 sensor and 16,000 DPI resolutions. You can also customise RGB colors on the 360o light ring, DPI button, and HX logo. This happens through the HyperX NGenuity software. 

As HyperX has been supplying hardcore gamers with gear for over 10 years, HyperX continues to expand its product lines to meet the needs of the mass casual console gamers. During Computex 2018, HyperX will demonstrate its first wireless headset Cloud Flight and external SSD Savage EXO

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