NZXT

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NZXT, Inc. is an American computer-hardware manufacturer founded in 2004 and based in Los Angeles, California. The company manufactures computer cases, components, and accessories for the PC-gaming market. Products are designed in Los Angeles and manufactured in Shenzhen.

NZXT

Basic information
Founded	2004
Legal structure	Private
Industry	Computer hardware
Official website	http://nzxt.com/

Controversies

Main article: NZXT Flex

NZXT's Gaming PC rental program called Flex: Gamers Nexus Investigates NZXT's "Flex" Computer Rental Program, followed by NZXT's Response To Gamers Nexus' Investigation

Hardware Warranty coverage issues

Serval reports of excessively difficult or denied Warranty coverage issues on their 6-year Kraken aio coolers. One user reports being instructed to live stream their warranty issue in their RMA process