What is the NZXT Flex program?
A rental PC subscription service offered by NZXT as an alternative to buying or financing a gaming PC.
Tech / Gaming
NZXT has agreed to a $3.45 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit over its Flex PC rental program. The settlement addresses allegations of deceptive marketing and unfair business practices, offering relief to nearly 20,000 customers....
NZXT's Flex PC rental program faced criticism for allegedly misleading customers into thinking they were entering a rent-to-own agreement. The lawsuit claimed that NZXT advertised PCs with specific components but provided lower-quality alternatives. The settlement terms include:
NZXT has also agreed to change its business practices, ensuring that influencer advertisements accurately reflect the details of the Flex program and that customers understand it is not a rent-to-own service. These changes aim to rebuild trust and provide clarity to potential subscribers.
A rental PC subscription service offered by NZXT as an alternative to buying or financing a gaming PC.
Flex customers who subscribed between October 19, 2023, and March 30, 2026, and meet specific criteria such as debt status or length of subscription.
Through debt forgiveness, granting PC ownership, and cash payouts, depending on the customer's situation.
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