This complete recreation of the original Xbox controller - lovingly nicknamed the Duke for its chunky profile - is compatible ...

In terms of price, Hyperkin models do tend to be on the more affordable side. For example, the Hyperkin Xenon - a near 1-to-1 recreation of the iconic Xbox 360 controller - retailed for $49.99 ...

Hyperkin is announcing the Competitor, an Xbox-licensed wired controller for Xbox Series X / S and PC with a PlayStation-like symmetrical stick layout that you don’t commonly find on Xbox gamepads.

Hyperkin unveiled a new Xbox controller called The Competitor at CES 2025.The twist with this officially licensed third-party peripheral is that The Competitor’s stick placement and general ...

Hyperkin is showing off its latest Xbox and PC controller called The Competitor at CES 2025, which is a PS5-style gamepad with back buttons and Hall Effect sticks and triggers.

Hyperkin will bring back the nostalgia for original Xbox fans with its modernized recreation of the Controller S, dubbed the DuchesS. It features USB-C connectivity, upgraded joysticks, and more.

Hyperkin the company that's known for making retro-inspired gaming accessories, is making a Xbox 360 controller that can be used on the Xbox Series X|S. You'll be able to pre-order one on May 5.

Hyperkin is introducing an officially licensed remake of Microsoft’s original Xbox 360 controller, which looks poised to bring the 2005 nostalgia trip to modern Xbox consoles and Windows PCs.

But 17 years later, the Duke is back, this time courtesy of Hyperkin and for the Xbox One and PC. This officially licensed controller is a near-perfect re-creation of the original Duke, with a few ...

The original Xbox controller was a beast, and the tweaked and high tech $70 Duke from Hyperkin, that works with both PCs and the Xbox One, borrows that same portly profile to create one of the ...

For example, the Hyperkin Xenon - a near 1-to-1 recreation of the iconic Xbox 360 controller - retailed for $49.99 / £34.99. The Competitors will likely be pricier than this, but we'd be ...