Jesse James
If you are anything like us, you are a fan of music. For true audiophiles, sound quality is nearly as important as the material we listen to. The good folks over at Razer know all about sound quality, and today they are back with a look at the Hammerhead True Wireless. Originally introduced back in 2019, the design was one of the first low-latency Bluetooth earbuds for gaming.
Today we get our first look at the second generation of the Hammerhead True Wireless earbuds. The new design comes with a handful of aesthetic and performance updates. The earbuds are illuminated by RGB lighting, including a 60ms low latency gaming mode, and support Bluetooth 5.3. The second-generation earbuds also feature active noise canceling, smart microphones, and improved in-ear comfort.
The accompanying app lets users adjust the colors and effects of the Chroma RGB, as well as the EQ settings for personalized sound. The 2019 model had 19 hours of charge; the latest iteration includes six and a half hours of active listening and an additional 26 hours with the charging case. This is designed for modern fans of sound and gaming.
Check out the Hammerhead True Wireless earbuds in the images and head over to Razer’s website to pick up yours today. In the meantime, keep it locked with The Culture Curators for more from the tech sector coming very soon.
Photos via Razer
