Razer demonstrated that it can make a solid pair of wire-free earbuds with the Hammerhead True Wireless. Those $99 earphones faithfully follow the lead of Apple's AirPods, but at a lower price and with a more gamer-centric design. Now Razer is taking on the AirPods Pro with the Hammerhead True Wireless Pro, a $199.99 pair of earphones that add an in-canal fit and active noise cancellation (ANC) circuitry. They sound quite good, but they share many of the same weaknesses as their more affordable siblings, and their underwhelming noise cancellation circuitry simply isn’t worth the extra money. Hammerhead True Wireless Pro Design Just like the Hammerhead True Wireless earphones mimic the bud-and-stem structure of the AirPods, the Pro model takes that design and add in-canal eartips, like the AirPods Pro. The addition of these eartips is good for audio quality, as the regular Hammerhead’s simple in-ear design has no seal against the ear canal, which can result in inconsistent sound (t...
The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Pro earphones offer good sound quality, but are held back by lackluster noise cancellation that does little to justify their high price.
Solid audio performance with deep bass; Lots of choices for in-canal eartips
Mediocre noise cancellation; Awkward controls; Short battery life