🎧 Razer Hammerhead ANC USB-C Earbuds: Custom-Tuned Dual-Driver DAC Technology - In-Line Mic & Volume Control - Aluminum Frame - Braided Cable - Matte Black Review

I bought this because there was a really fantastic review online but the product was really disappointing. The fit is uncomfortable even with foam tips. This can of course be subjective. Compatibility is a big disappointment. I bought this because I read somewhere that it works with the new iPad Pro (2018). only occasionally and with terrible noise. While the build quality is good, ANC is a nice feature, but I genuinely cannot recommend this product due to compatibility issues and uncomfortable

. I had a Bose IE2 and then a Soundtrue which I liked for the silicone fenders but I had a known issue with cable wear. I wanted to try something different with maybe more bass and better cables so based on the reviews I tried the Hammerhead. I sit listening at my desk, barely moving, and notice that Hammerheads keep dropping out. I tried the recommended wedging as deep in the ear as possible so they hurt and still fall out. I went back and bought the Bose SoundSport which appears to have the…

I tried 2 pairs thinking the first one broke the ANC but the replacement was identical. ANC is completely without function. I wasn't expecting the level of the Bose QC20 or the AirPods Pro (I have both), but I was expecting something. I literally couldn't tell if it was on or off. I live in New York and a great test is to just open the windows and check the city noise - nothing is muted. My fridge is noisy. Nothing. My fan.nothing. The actual sound quality is actually pretty good, but that's…

Amazing build quality and sound, ANC is as good as most earbuds I've had (mainly Sony) if not better. absolutely love it. They fit perfectly in the ears, much better than most I've had before that keep slipping out. My only complaint is that the design needs refinement. With Sony you always get those little braille-like indicators on the buttons that you can feel with your fingertips, making it easy to find the right button, at least one should have been on the main play/pause button. I also…

Decent sound, decent mic. good view I have other Razer gaming headphones that work great, but I feel insecure in them due to the large padding and on-ear design. In my opinion they look better for video conferencing/streaming. I end up using them primarily for work headphones connected to a PC (with a Micro USB-C to USB adapter) or laptop (with a Micro USB-C port). They seem to have an unusual amount of metal in their design, and the way they're angled and filled you have to push them in lest…

For the retail price of $40, it's OK. If I had paid more I would have sent them back. The headphone noise canceling feature doesn't really work, you can hear people talking at call volume when ANC is on. DO NOT buy these if you need this. The sound coming out of the headphones is pretty mediocre, so not bad, but not good for $100 either. The main reason I bought them was the USB-C port for my Pixel and iPad, which they work great with. I've noticed a bit of "static" noise at lower volume…

Updated 4/20/21: Having used them for the last few months I would like to update my review. I've used them alongside other comparable headphones; Therefore, I can safely say that they have more disadvantages than advantages. Razer loves to promote the dual driver aspect of their latest Hammer Head products. To me, the dual drivers mean brighter detail, punchy bass, and a slightly wider soundstage, all of which don't show up in these headphones. The bass is ridiculously flat, FLAT. The highs are

These are the best headphones I have used in this price range. The fact that they use a dual driver configuration probably makes them that good. The noise isolation is pretty damn good, making it sound "loud" even at moderate volumes. I have no doubt that active noise cancellation plays a big role here too. If you really want them to make noise, Android has apps to override the maximum volume. However, with the excellent sound isolation and good fidelity of these headphones, this shouldn't be…

When you think of Razer you don't think of high quality headphones, especially when compared to more established music companies like Sennheiser, but they definitely surprise both musically and in terms of functionality. Sound: Sonically these are good headphones, the dual driver technology makes the difference amazing, yes I compare them to the koss dj pro 100 but even then they are no less amazing. The sound spectrum is balanced, with shark-like highs as it should be, with a good base but not