Review on 🎧 Enhance Your Gaming Experience with Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Bluetooth Gaming Earbuds: Low-Latency, Water Resistant, Auto Pairing, Touch Enabled, 13mm Drivers, Classic Black by Terry Murphy

These are now my go-to headphones that I will wear every day. I also have a Jabra 65t Elite. I almost didn't buy it because the 65t should be better on paper, but as a big Razer fan I had to try it. I'll let others comment on the sound quality as I'm not a music lover and the music playback is fine for me. I want to share a specific use case for my game mode. I paired it with the HomeSpot Bluetooth Adapter for Nintendo Switch and with Game Mode disabled it has the same lag as the Jabra 65t Elite. When you turn on the game mode, it practically does not slow down. I don't know how they did it because the HomeSpot adapter says it's connected to the SBC codec (which has the highest latency compared to aptX and aptX-LL). I was playing Overwatch and it was like plugging in wired headphones. I don't have an aptX headset so I can't compare. I also got a call out of the blue while using them at the grocery store this weekend. The interlocutor did not complain about not being able to hear me or about background noise. I actually had the opposite experience with the Jabra 65t Elite, which is why I stopped using them for phone calls. I won't be using them as my primary calling headset, but it's nice to know I can. (If that means anything, I'm using an OG Razer Phone) I also wanted to add that USB-C charging is another reason the Jabra 65t is being replaced by my everyday. I can finally stop carrying a micro USB cable with me. The only "weird" thing I can think of is how you put the right earbud into the left side of the carrying case and the left earbud into the right. It was weird for me at first, but I understand why they did it. If you imagine holding the carrying case with your left hand to pick up the right earbud, you need to flip the earbud with your fingers/hand before inserting it. right ear As things are now, you don't have to do that. 65t will still be usable for me. Thanks to the in-ear design, I'll continue to use them whenever I want (e.g. during a workout or while working out at the gym) for excellent noise cancellation.