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

As someone who uses Razer products almost exclusively I had high hopes for them and was so happy to receive them. I've had Hammerhead BTs and love them, but they just aren't up to scratch. I've never had a consistent connection. As soon as I put the phone in my pocket, they would turn on and off every second.

so far, so good! I've been using them for a little over an hour, I compare them to my AirPods and frankly I like them better. They're a lot lighter and I love all the gestures that come with them, plus they sound amazing! Its bass is amazing. They sound the same as my other Razer headphones. Fast connection and easy to use application.

Everything I expected and no problems so far. They connected quickly and easily; I had zero trouble. The touch controls work exactly as described. The sound is great. The range is large. I feel immersed when I watch videos on my phone. I tested streaming videos and music and didn't notice any lag. I haven't tested games, the game mode feature or the battery life yet. But I was very happy with them right out of the box.

Let me start by saying I'm a huge Razer fan. I was excited to receive them as soon as they became available. Everything until I took the earbuds out of the box. Headphones and case appear to be cheap plastic. Plastic is not seamless. The touch function is not always registered first. It usually takes several attempts. Not a premium feel, which is disappointing. Not worth the price of 99€. The sounds are actually very good. Lots of bass. I'll keep them a little longer but will most likely return

Sounds better than the old Hammerhead BT headphones, but. Touch controls are awkward to use. I mean it took me a few tries to get it to play mode or even pause it. It's like the kidneys get confused and shut down trying to take a break. Maybe I'm just not used to such management. That's just my experience so far. Then there are connections. On my Razer Phone 2., the connection is solid when my phone isn't turned on, such as on a table or right in front of me while gaming. As soon as my phone is

I use first generation AirPods so I have limited experience with this type of product. They look fantastic and sound fantastic. I tried using the Revain Echo Buds but had to give them to my wife as the inner ear headphones don't really fit me. In the ear, they feel like traditional AirPods. Obviously some people like it and some don't, but I prefer them. Pairing is easy as you just press and hold in pairing mode. You can also connect them while they are in the case. I tested Game Mode on both…

I've always liked the sound profile of Razer after the first generation Kraken headphones. They didn't claim battery life for the earbuds themselves and I saw a review that said it was 3 hours, in my testing it's longer than 3, not sure how much longer than 3 as I don't use them like that every session wear long . . The lag is definitely very low, the fit is also great. The biggest thing for them is probably the placement of the microphones. Also, they're omnidirectional and there's no mention…

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…