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Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Bluetooth Gaming Earbuds: 60ms Low-Latency - IPX4 Water Resistant - Bluetooth 5.0 Auto Pairing - Touch Enabled - 13mm Drivers - Classic Black

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Color: Classic Black


Connectivity Technology: USB


Features

  • More synchronized audio visual response for mobile gaming: Provides a more immersive wireless experience for videos and games via a 60ms input latency.Note : If the size of the earbud tips does not match the size of your ear canals or the headset is not worn properly in your ears, you may not obtain the correct sound qualities or call performance. Change the earbud tips to ones that fit more snugly in your ear
  • Immersive, Full-Range Audio: Custom-tuned 13mm driver technology provides deeper bass and higher frequency detail for dynamic, superior audio clarity for gaming, music, videos, and conference calls
  • Secure In-Ear Fit: Comes with silicone tips for comfort and added grip
  • Water Resistant Design: IPX4 rated (certified splash resistance) for active lifestyles
  • Hassle-Free Auto-Pairing: Lasts up to 15 hours on a full charge and connects automatically through Bluetooth 5.0

Description

The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless has Dynamic Drivers optimized to provide a quality listening experience, pushing out Crisp trebles and midrange with deep, satisfying bass.

Brand: Razer


Color: Classic Black


Ear Placement: In Ear


Form Factor: In Ear


Noise Control: Sound Isolation


Model Name: RAZER HAMMERHEAD TRUE WIRELESS


Connectivity Technology: USB, Bluetooth 5.0


Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth


Included Components: Wireless Earbuds, Wireless Charging Case


Age Range (Description): Adult


Material: Silicone


Specific Uses For Product: Movies and Gaming


Charging Time: 1.5 Hours


Recommended Uses For Product: Calling, Gaming


Compatible Devices: Bluetooth-enabled devices, USB-enabled devices, devices used in active or outdoor settings


Theme: Video Game


Control Type: Voice Control


Cable Feature: Without Cable


Item Weight: 1.6 ounces


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Frequency Range: 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz


Package Type: FFP


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Style: BT True Wireless


Control Method: Voice


Number of Items: 1


Battery Life: 15 Hours


Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver


Bluetooth Range: 10 Meters


Bluetooth Version: 5.0


Carrying Case Battery Average Life: 10 Hours


Carrying Case Weight: 30 Grams


Carrying Case Material: plastic


Audio Latency: 60 Milliseconds


Earpiece Shape: Rounded tips


Is Autographed: No


Is Electric: No


UPC: 811659035790


Manufacturer: Razer


Product Dimensions: 3.11 x 1.4 x 1.02 inches


Item model number: RZ12-02970100-R3U1


Batteries: 3 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: October 29, 2019


Department: unisex


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    • One of the two best non-sealing headphones
Color: Classic Black Connectivity Technology: USB
Review Image by Lincoln Lincoln
For myself, headphones are all about audio quality. I will happily pay more to get the best listening experience and the sound quality is 100% where it's at for me. I own multiple headphones for different environments (home, travel, walking, gym) and different listening experienced (closed vs open design). My search is for the best in each category of headphone and therefore in each environment. Also after years of testing headphones and speakers, the ONLY WAY TO TEST in my opinion is a back and forth comparison with the same equipment and songs. Our ears forget what something sounds like and it's easy to get very excited with a new headphone or speaker and think "this is the best I've heard". We have to do a back and forth session to notice the differences. There is no other way to do it. This is why I write my reviews the way I do and why I think 90% of reviews out there are useless. People get excited with a new item and make exaggerated claims because its hard to compare using memory alone. Countless times I've gotten excited about headphones, speakers or food and thought "this is the best" and then am surprised when I do a back and forth comparison to realize that it really wasn't that good. So let's get started! Airpods 3rd Generation vs Razer Hammerhead. These are my two best in-ear unsealed headphones. I've tried a lot and thought compare the best. The Airpds retail for $169 and the Razers were $99 (now $39). Airpod audio sound more inside your head (more intimate). Razer audio sounds more outside your head (wider sound stage). Razer sounds more 3D. Airpod audio is more balanced across the spectrum and sounds full and flattened. Razer audio has the vocals more forward with the instruments more in the background. Razer has a larger spacial quality to the audio. Airpod audio has less texture and detail. Razer audio has more texture detail. Airpod audio has a thicker rumble to the bass and the bass remains during the music. Razer audio has tighter, punchier bass. The difference is like a higher quality sub-woofer that is accurate, tight and strong versus a lower quality sub-woofer which extends the bass with a rumble rather than a tight punch. Razer audio sounds like a higher quality sub-woofer (less rumble, more punch). Airpods secure better in my shaped ears and feel tucked in, while not sealing my ears. Razers feels like they are sitting on my ear and not tucked in like the Airpods. Airpods 2nd Generation is inferior in every way to the 3rd Generation. 2nd Gen have noticeably less detail, sound very flat and do not fit the ear as well. Final opinions: In my search for unsealed in-ear headphones, the Airpods 3rd Gen and Razer are the best I've heard. There aren't many competitors in this genre of headphone and these two are the best IMO. It's a toss up between which one is better because different people have different listening preferences, music styles and personal needs. I'll do my best to advise. - If you constantly wear your headphones, walking with them, using them for calls, etc - the the Apple Airpods 3rd Gen are the way to go. They are more comfortable and secure much better in the ears. They won't fall out. I've had the Razers fall out on my walk numerous times that it's almost a daily occurrence. - If you want a more audiophile grade experience with a Bluetooth in-ear unsealed headphone, the audio quality of the Razer is better IMO. More detail, more texture, wider sound stage, and tighter bass. The only draw back with the Razer is that the sound stage is artificially-enhanced by adding a echo-like effect. It's small but it's there. - If you want a more forward sounding and someone intense audio experience the Airpods push the sound into your head and give an intimate but somewhat intense experience. People who want to be inside their music (like center-stage, front row seat) will prefer the Airpods 3rd Gen. This would be better for electronic music, hip hop, dance and most of the modern trends. - If you prefer to sit in the middle or back of the venue and hear the instrument separation and a wider sound stage, the Razer is a better choice. It's not an intimate but it's more open and airy and has a more laid back quality. This is better for jazz, blues, and classic rock. A little background: I prefer the open ear design to my over-the-ear headphones and I own or have owned many of the flagship (very best) headphones from brands like Sennheiser, AKG, Audio-Technica, Hifimann and Sony. I have owned the best wireless over-the-ear from Sony, B&O and Philips. I have owned the best wired in-ears from Sennhesier and Westone. I have owned the best wireless in-ears from Sony, B&O, Tozo, and too many to remember. I also own audiophile grade amplifiers and DACs costing costing well over $1,000 each. At present, wired headphones will always sound better than wireless. More information can pass through wires than airwaves. In the future, wireless will match wired but I think that will take a while to happen. For now, if you want the best listening experience, get a wired headphone. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2022 by Lincoln Lincoln
    • Don't bother, bad batteries and weird quirks
Color: Classic Black Connectivity Technology: USB
The first pair I got I was a little concerned with because on pairing, after charging the case to full, and giving the ear buds themselves a few hours to charge they showed only 90% battery life. Less than 8 minutes later (after a few charge cycles I started a timer) the charge had dropped to 50% and was continuing to fall. About 10% loss every minute and a half to two minutes... So, I initiated a return and got a replacement pair. The replacement pair of buds wouldn't charge at all. Case was fully charged, the buds were securely seated to their contacts. Aside from these issues, when the first pair had a charge, they sounded decent, and the low latency "gaming" mode really worked well. I only used it on videos, but it was nice to hear the words that were on people's lips instead of hearing them half a second later. That was the only real plus side to them. Pros: Sounds pretty decent, not fantastic, but unless you're a hardcore audiophile, they sound good. Low latency mode was solid. Touch controls worked well enough. The cons are numerous and weird: The ANC function is limited because the ear buds don't sit in your ears tightly. The ear buds themselves have no indicator lights. There's no way to tell if they are charging, charged, or connected. The last one isn't a big deal, but confirming they ARE charging is important. The case is... Stupid. You put the right ear bud into the left slot, the left bud into the right slot. I have no idea why a "cross body holster" style was chosen. Coming back to the touch controls - you can answer calls, switch tracks backwards and forwards, summon the virtual assistant, power on and off. Even switch latency modes! But you can't adjust the volume with touch controls. The whole point of Bluetooth devices is to be separate from the paired device... I've read that razer is phasing these out for 2nd gen models and folks are getting recycled dud pairs. Having gotten 2 sets that both failed... I can see that being an issue. I was really looking forward to using these headphones. Absolute disappointment. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2023 by Sadu Hem

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