Razer’s newest Hammerhead True Wireless earbuds embody ANC and RGB lighting | Engadget

When Razer got here out with its Hammerhead True Wireless earbuds in 2019, it was one of many first corporations to incorporate a low-latency Bluetooth mode for gaming. That’s a function that has since made its method to varied headphones, and the true wi-fi market has solely grow to be extra aggressive within the meantime. Enter the second-generation Hammerhead True Wireless earbuds, which value $30 greater than their $100 predecessor however embody extra premium options.

To begin, they embody each ANC and RGB lighting. You will not get the identical noise-canceling expertise you can anticipate from Razer’s $200 Hammerhead True Wireless Pro earbuds, however the firm says the brand new mannequin will nonetheless filter out sounds just like the hum of a airplane. Using the Razer Audio App, you possibly can customise the colour and brightness of the Chroma RGB. The software program additionally enables you to tweak EQ settings to your liking. Other enhancements embody help for Bluetooth 5.2 and a brand new design Razer claims improves sound isolation and match for most individuals. 

The quantity of battery life you possibly can look ahead to eeking out of the 2021 mannequin will range tremendously relying in your use of the RGB and ANC options. With each turned off, Razer claims you possibly can look ahead to six-and-a-half hours of playtime on a single cost and an extra 26 hours with the included charging case. However, these figures drop to 4 and 20 hours if you allow each options. While not essentially nice, that is nonetheless an enchancment on the 19 hours of complete listening time the earlier mannequin supplied.

You can purchase the Hammerhead True Wireless earbuds beginning right this moment from Razer’s website for $129.99.