🎧 Elevate Your Audio Game!
The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless (2nd Gen) Bluetooth Gaming Earbuds combine cutting-edge technology with stylish design. Featuring 16.8 million customizable RGB colors, 60ms low-latency gaming mode, and advanced Active Noise Cancellation, these earbuds are perfect for gamers and movie lovers alike. With a comfortable in-ear fit and dual environmental noise-cancelling microphones, enjoy crystal-clear sound and communication, all while looking effortlessly cool.
Control Method | Voice |
Control Type | Media Control |
Carrying Case Weight | 1.87 Ounces |
Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Item Weight | 0.12 Pounds |
Carrying Case Battery Average Life | 20.25 Hours |
Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
Is Electric | No |
Antenna Location | Calling, Gaming |
Compatible Devices | Devices with Bluetooth connectivity |
Cable Features | Without Cable |
Additional Features | Wireless, Noise Cancellation |
Specific Uses For Product | Gaming |
Headphone Folding Features | In Ear |
Earpiece Shape | Rounded Tips |
Headphones Ear Placement | In Ear |
Style Name | Classic |
Theme | Video Game |
Color | Classic Black |
Battery Charge Time | 1.5 Hours |
Wireless Technology | Bluetooth,True Wireless |
Bluetooth Version | 5.2 |
Bluetooth Range | 10 Meters |
Connectivity Technology | USB |
Frequency Range | 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz |
Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
Audio Latency | 60 Milliseconds |
Noise Control | Sound Isolation |
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J**R
Best!
Best ear buds I’ve bought, I’ve had 3 pairs of AirPod pros and I would take these over them any day. Sound quality is there along with be sleek and comfortable!
O**O
Muy bueno pero mejorable
En términos generales son unos audífonos bastante buenos, bien construidos, de gran estética, duración de batería y sonido pero con algunos puntos que los empañan:Pros:*Excelente construcción de los audífonos.* La estética, el color negro brillante y los LEDs le sientan genial en mi opinión (acá es cuestión de gustos si te parecen bien que sean de acabado brillante y tengan LEDs, aunque estas se pueden apagar con una simple configuración).* Gran batería, con los LEDs apagados y algo más de la mitad del volumen cada carga completa de los auriculares te dan fácilmente 7 horas.* Gran sonido. En este punto parto de los gustos, el sonido se siente algo lejano, particularmente vengo de los One Plus Buds y su firma de sonido (más cercana y con más brillo) me gusta más, al principio no podía adaptarme al sonido de estos Razer pero luego de unos días me acostumbre y debo decir que su sonido esta realmente bien. Los compare frente a unos AirPods Pro de ultima generación y la calidad del sonido es sumamente similar.*Aplicación sencilla y fácil de usar, permite reajustar los gestos según se requieran.Contras:* Tamaño grande los auriculares y algo pesados (se entiende por el tamaño de la batería), aun así comparados con unos AirPods Pro de ultima generación que son similares en tamaño (de la zona del driver), los de Apple se sienten mas ergonómicos y cómodos, al final te acostumbras a su forma pero no es su mejor cualidad.* Mala calidad de construcción de la caja, su material se siente de baja calidad con un plástico delgado y poco solido, al cambiar las almohadillas se siente un ligero desajuste en los auriculares en su interior. Totalmente diferente a los audífonos que si se sienten totalmente solidos.* La aplicación aunque es sencilla y bien diseñada, es lenta con cada apertura, ya que requiere sincronizarse con los audífonos y es proceso que toma aproximadamente 10 segundos (cada vez que la abres). Por otro lado no se entiende que se requiera de una aplicación independente solo para configurar las luces LED, esto debido a que Razer tiene su propio entorno de gestión LED (Chroma) pero igualmente es poco eficiente que solo para los LEDs de los audífonos debas instalar la aplicación completa de Chroma.* Falta de sensor de proximidad, para mi tal vez el punto más critico de unos audífonos de este precio, como comentaba tengo unos One Plus Buds que me costaron la mitad y si incluye esta funcionalidad (al quitarlos de los oídos se pausa el sonido y viceversa) no se entiende que los de Razer no provean la tecnología para hacerlo.* ANC testimonial, aunque incluya dicha tecnología la verdad es que su funcionamiento es muy muy bajo, en mi opinión la cancelación esta alrededor del 20-30%. No es un gran problema para mí porque la verdad no es algo que use pero si estas pensando en estos audífonos por dicha tecnología no deberías comprarlos.
C**S
Cheaply made, not worth the msrp. Don’t bring them anywhere you might drop them on a hard surface.
I purchased these ear buds to use on my commute to and from work. My first pair started having connectivity issues three weeks into owning them. I had the replaced, and the second pair lasted me about a year before they ate it.The sound quality was fine, nothing to write home about, and the active noise cancelling did actually work, though to use the Razer software you NEED an internet connection (why you need to log into an account to change settings in the ear buds is ridiculous) so if you’re in a tunnel or out of service you’ll have to use the tap commands which don’t work well at all. I turned off the LEDs on them since the sub par battery life will only give you about 4 hours of use before it needs to charge.Due to the physical design of these ear buds, you will end up dropping them as I do. They are very slick, small, and have very curved edges which can cause them to slide right out of your hands. They also have a long stem that will get pushed around if you are wearing a hat, bandana, or anything that goes past your ears which can also lead to them getting knocked out of your ears.As I came to find out, the ear buds are made of two pieces, and the piece that holds the driver is very small and the plastic is very thin. As a result, a drop can pop it out as it appears the adhesive that holds it in isn’t very strong, and the wires that connect to the driver are also extremely small, possibly AWG #24 or even smaller. With the flimsy design, tiny wire and even smaller soldered connection, this lead to one of the ear buds breaking apart.If you’re going to purchase these, don’t bring them anywhere you may drop them on hard surfaces because odds are, they won’t survive.
C**S
I love these earbuds, better than any others that I've used.
Great sound quality. These things have some bass to them, and they're also powered by Razer Chroma for phones, so you can customize your colors too.Noise cancelling is OP. Outside sources will be close to muted, even if they're very loud.I wish the battery on the earbuds lasted a little longer though, and even with my most recent warranty claim (one of the earbuds discharged at a much faster rate than the other), Razer made it right after some troubleshooting, and replaced them pretty quickly. I'm a little upset about FedEx, who delivered the replacement later after already claiming it was out for delivery, but that doesn't really have much to do with Razer.Hammerhead > Airpods. No question.
C**N
Just bought a 2nd pair
Let a friend have my first pair. I use these at school and when working in the Lab. Sound great and the noise canceling is top tier. Battery life is ok.
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