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- Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Earbuds Vs Airpods Wireless
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And now wired audio earphones and earplugs can go sleep.
Razer Hammerhead True Wireless release date and price. In the large pool of True Wireless headphones, the Razer Hammerhead, with a list price of $99.99, can certainly be described as a cheaper alternative to Apple AirPods, Huawei FreeBuds and Co. You can currently buy the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless online from Razer's own store and Amazon. Razer is no stranger when it comes to true wireless earbuds, but in case you felt that the company’s previous offering was a bit lacking in terms of features, then you’ll be pleased to learn that the company has since announced its latest pair of true wireless earbuds – the Razer Hammerhead Pro. The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless have a sleek, matte black look. While they look similar to the Apple AirPods, they also have shorter stems and a green Razer logo on both earbuds' backs. They also have 'Razer' engraved on their carrying case. Razer is a renowned brand when it comes to the world of gaming. Razer has a bunch of gaming peripherals over the years - and some of them are exceptionally well, as reviewed on our partner site, Tech Critter. Now, Razer sets foot into the world of wireless audio - specifically gaming-centric true wireless audio. Hence, the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless was born.
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- Anonymous
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Meh. For $200, I expected at least 6 hour battery use instead of 4, have all the touch control features (especially volume control), wireless charging and have good sound. I can name a few which has all of the above and costs below $100.
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- SqB
Best IEMs are KZ's... 20 Armatures, and 10x each side... Insane quality. 10hz - 40,000hz
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Woohoo, 04 Dec 2020Lmao, I can somewhat agree that the AP-'Pro' sound good but the AP2 sounding better ... moreI've had wired Sennheiser and AKG in-ear (not silicone tip, just earbuds like regular AirPods, I can't stand something inside my ears) and they were terrible if I plugged them into my soundcard. Sound was very flat and lacked depth and bass. I couldn't use them for gaming at all as they sounded like goat pissing on a metal sheet and only sort of worked for music and maybe movies. Where I can comfortably game even with AirPods 2. Sound is rich and bass is actually surprisingy good given they have a tiny driver and don't seal as well as silicone ones. I've based my decision based on EarPods Lightning that came with iPhone XR and those were pretty good, I assumed AirPods will be better. And they were. I'm really happy with them and I only use them on Windows 10 systems, not even with any Apple device lol. And I'd do it again, they are so good. Also one of rare options without stupid silicone tips.
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- Woohoo
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RejZoR, 04 Dec 2020Problem with cheap brands is that they literally just lie on specs. And then you have 20 listi... moreLmao, I can somewhat agree that the AP-'Pro' sound good but the AP2 sounding better than some good headphones, I can't fathom.
Maybe they sound better for a particular genre🤷🏻♂️
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- pikla
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I had the originals and I loved them. Thinking of buying these days once they are available in my country.
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Hanif Fikri, 04 Dec 2020Anything above 50$ wireless earphone is wasteee. My friend own Sony 1000xm3 and mine was 10$ Q... moreProblem with cheap brands is that they literally just lie on specs. And then you have 20 listings of same thing with different product names and rebrands of that thing where they lie some more about specs and then you have literal fakes of the copies and rebrands. Spending even 20€ on earphones that are crap is a waste of money if you need decent ones. So in the end I just bought AirPods 2. Expensive at 150€ iirc when I got them in some deal last year, but are well worth it. They last me for long sessions of movies or music with plenty of charge left, I love their fit and audio quality is also surprisingly good, far better than any AKG or Sennheisers I've had before that absolutely sucked at bass and were unusable for gaming where AirPods 2 are actually working great even for that. Also with everyone doing these stupid silicone tipped earphones I didn't have much choice.
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Hanif Fikri, 04 Dec 2020Anything above 50$ wireless earphone is wasteee. My friend own Sony 1000xm3 and mine was 10$ Q... moreLow cost earnuds, u shud try anker stuff 👍
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- fI@
Anything above 50$ wireless earphone is wasteee. My friend own Sony 1000xm3 and mine was 10$ QCY T1C brand, when i compared it the difference isn't that huge lol..
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- Socalteknique
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What's with the obsession with wireless charging these days?
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SuuperBaka, 04 Dec 2020Is that a Razer Phone 3 with 3 cameras? Galaxy Note20 Ultra with razer case
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Is that a Razer Phone 3 with 3 cameras?
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Published on December 8th, 2020 | by Adrian Gunning
Razer, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, today announced the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Pro earbuds, featuring both THX® Certified audio for high-fidelity sound and advanced hybrid Active Noise Cancellation to achieve an unrivaled, undisturbed listening experience with crisp, clear audio and impactful bass, ready for any situation – no matter if you are on the go or working from home.
As with the fan-favourite standard Hammerhead True Wireless earbuds, the Pro model features convenient touch controls and voice assistance compatibility, a customised low latency Bluetooth connection and extended battery life with the recharging case. A comfortable, secure fit with enhanced noise isolation is guaranteed by an in-ear design and the inclusion of premium memory foam Comply™ ear tips. The Hammerhead True Wireless Pro earbuds are also IPX4 rated for sweat and splash protection.
“The Hammerhead True Wireless Pro earbuds are a superior mobile accessory for everyday users and mobile gamers who demand quality audio and customisable fit,” says John Moore, Head of Sales & Marketing, Growth Peripherals at Razer. “Users will enjoy incredible fit, premium audio, and undisturbed low latency sound for movies, music, games, as well as voice and video calls – all in a tiny package that fits in your pocket.”
Advanced hybrid Active Noise Cancellation for an undisturbed experience
The Hammerhead True Wireless Pro uses hybrid ANC to nullify both external and unwanted internal noise by generating inverse sound waves simultaneously, combined with an enhanced passive noise isolation solution. This is achieved by incorporating two external (feedforward) and two internal (feedback) microphones to deliver the intended sound in crystal clear fashion.
THX® Certified Audio
To achieve the stringent requirements for THX Certification, fine details such as frequency range and response are evaluated, and the device must be capable of delivering clear, detailed vocals and deep impactful bass with zero distortion at high volumes. The certification process also demands great sound isolation, which the Hammerhead True Wireless Pro addresses with an in-ear design for a snugger fit. Customised levels of comfort or acoustic options are provided by Comply black premium foam ear tips or from one of the six sets of silicone tips included in various sizes and materials.
“The Hammerhead True Wireless Pro earbuds join the Razer Opus headphones in achieving the gold seal of THX Certification,” said Peter Vasay, head of THX Certification, THX Ltd. “We evaluate and optimise the headphones to ensure a high-quality sound experience delivering a rich, balanced soundstage, clear vocals and deep impactful bass perfect for music, games, and movies.”
Low latency wireless sound
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The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Pro earbuds deliver a broad soundscape for mobile games, movies, and music from their 10mm drivers and 20-20kHz frequency response. With the touch-activate Gaming Mode enabled, the customised Bluetooth 5.1 connection reduces latency to just 60ms during gameplay, so users can achieve 50%+ quicker reaction time by providing audio and video that is more in sync.
Touch-enabled controls and convenient, intuitive use
The touch-enabled controls on the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Pro allow users to toggle between ANC and Quick Attention Mode, control their music and calls, and activate their smartphone’s voice assistant with a few easy taps. Quick Attention Mode uses the microphones to let outside sound in, which is useful for a quick conversation. A mobile app available for iOS and Android devices offers access to audio equaliser settings, remapping of touch gestures, a unique fit test, and much more.
The Hammerhead True Wireless Pro earbuds achieve up to 20 hours of total battery life, with 4 hours per charge on the earbuds and up to 4x recharges from the included USB-C charging case, perfect for storing and automatically charging the earbuds when not in use. To carry your new wireless earbuds in style, a protective Razer THS durable TPU carrying case with carabiner clip is available from Razer.
For more information on the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Pro, check here.
Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Earbuds Vs Airpods Wireless
ABOUT THE RAZER HAMMERHEAD TRUE WIRELESS PRO
Headphones
- Frequency response: 20 Hz – 20kHz
- Impedance: 16 Ohm
- Drivers: 10 mm
- Approximate weight: 53 g (5g x 2 earbuds, 43g charging case)
Microphone
- Frequency response: 100 Hz – 10 kHz
- Signal-to-noise ratio:60 dB
- Sensitivity (@1 kHz): -42 dBFS
- Pickup pattern: Omnidirectional
Touch controls
- Music Controls: Play, pause, skip, previous
- Call Controls: Answer, reject, switch, end
- General: Pair, power, activate gaming mode and smartphone virtual assistant
Battery
- Battery life: Up to 20 hours (with included charging case)*
* May vary depending on usage
Hammerhead True Wireless Earbuds
Compatibility
- Devices with Bluetooth audio capability
- Smartphone application available for Android and iOS devices
Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Case
Supported codecs: SBC, AAC
Certifications