Bluetooth Handsfree

Razer Hammerhead Pro Hyperspeed In-ear Bluetooth Handsfree Earphones with Sweat Resistance and Charging Case Black

Key features:

  • Operating Time 6.5 hours
  • Operation with Charging Case 30 hours
  • Active Noise Cancellation
  • Sweat Resistance
  • With Light Indicator on Earphones
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Description

Description

The Razer Hammerhead Pro Hyperspeed are aimed at gamers who want to have the best possible gaming experience. They feature low latency, a comfortable design, and excellent sound quality. They are also compatible with a variety of devices, so you can use them with all your favorite gaming devices.

Play everywhere. Hear everything.

The Razer Hammerhead Pro HyperSpeed returns with game-changing versatility and top-tier connectivity in its class. Supercharged with Razer HyperSpeed technology, THX® certified audio, and Razer Chroma™ RGB, it's time to experience a new level of auditory freedom and allure.

Top Wireless Multi-Platform Headphones

Perfect connectivity with your computer, PlayStation, smartphone, or laptop

Enjoy an exceptionally flawless audio experience on all your favorite platforms. From PC and PlayStation to smartphones and portables like the Nintendo Switch or Steam Deck, connect the headphones via the HyperSpeed Wireless Dongle (USB-A/USB-C) or Bluetooth 5.3.

Wireless game-level sound

The Razer HyperSpeed Wireless 2.4 GHz connection ensures low-latency audio for competitive gaming

Adjustable Hybrid ANC

The advanced Feedback and Feedforward microphones monitor the sound around you, providing real-time control

Wireless Charging Case

Convenient daily use

The new wireless charging case offers an additional 24 hours of battery life. Pair it with a Razer Charging Pad, other wireless chargers, or use the USB-C port for wired charging.

"Do Not Disturb" Function in Dual Wireless Connection

Silences Bluetooth notifications while gaming on HyperSpeed

Stay focused on your game or work with the new Do Not Disturb feature. While connected to a phone and another audio source, enable it to prevent calls and messages from interrupting your listening session.

Powered by razer chroma™ RBG

Customizable lighting and endless style possibilities

With nearly 16.8 million colors, countless patterns, and dynamic in-game lighting effects, experience full RGB customization and deeper immersion with the world's largest lighting ecosystem for gaming devices.

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Specifications

Specifications

Dimensions

Type
In-ear
Operating Time
6.5 hrs
Operation Time with Charging Case
30 hrs
Without Cable
Yes
Double Headphone
Yes
Bluetooth Version
5.3
Colour
Black

Additional Specifications

Multipoint Pairing
No
Charging Case
Yes
Sweat Resistance
Yes
Active Noise Cancellation
Yes
Fast Charging
Yes
Microphone Noise Reduction
Yes
Voice Control
No
Hi-Res
No
Wireless Charging
Yes
Spatial Audio
No
LE Audio
No
Hybrid Active Noice Cancellation
Yes

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (8)

Reviews

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  4. 2 stars
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  • jonn_tube

    Verified purchase

    The best gaming Earbuds on the Market! First of all, these headphones cannot be compared to Huawei buds etc. that I saw in another review—the THX audio is the top sound in headphones. Also, the 2.4Ghz dongle is amazing; I can connect them everywhere: on PC, PS5, Mac, tablet, smartphones, Nintendo Switch, and definitely many other devices that have type C, or even with the adapter that comes in the package, they can be connected to devices that do not have type C. The only extra I would like would be the ability to customize via Razer Synapse when I have them connected to my PC. I really liked the wireless charging! And the Noise Cancellation is incredible. I definitely recommend them to gamers or people who are crazy about music and sound!

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  • After having it for over a year, I would say it is almost the same as the Xiaomi buds 5 that cost 30€. I'm thinking of selling them to save myself. They are not bad, but they are not what you expect for 150+€.

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    • Microphone
    • Comfort
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  • alexliamis
    3
    7 out of 8 members found this review helpful

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    I chose these specific ones and not the corresponding expensive ones from ASUS because the others force you to run them with Armoury Crate (far away and beloved).

    Having said that, I will start my review.

    Initially, I did not realize what the difference is between the entry-level Hammerhead X of 2020 (costing 50 euros) compared to the Hyperspeed, apart from noise cancellation. They look the same, the charging case is the same, the materials are the same, the lights are the same. A noise cancellation does not justify the 130 euro difference. The 50 euro Hammerheads also had low latency mode.

    The case is made of a strange plastic, I don't even consider it average in quality, which gets greasy (from our skin's oil) easily and generally does not seem to clean after a certain point, meaning after years. It is made of materials that whatever stays on them from use... scratches forever.

    The earbuds themselves have a glossy finish, think twice if you want earbuds to listen to music outside. They will most likely slip from your hands due to their material.
    Software is only available on mobile (iOS, Android), they are not supported by Synapse, so any changes you want to make can only be done from your mobile device.

    Battery: If you have the LEDs on, you won't even get a 3-hour session.
    Of course, they charge quickly just like the case.

    Touch features: Just like with the Galaxy Earbuds, it is a feature that simply is not reliable during the use of the earbuds.
    You might double-tap, it may register one, and vice versa. Even if you remap, they do not behave consistently and many times when I press, for example, hold to activate Noise Cancellation, it might enter pairing mode. Many times I have accidentally done a factory reset. Generally, while touch is considered a premium feature in many things, for me, classic buttons are better in earbuds.

    Connectivity: If you plug it into the dongle, you will have to remove it from the USB port if you want to connect to your phone's Bluetooth. Yes, it pairs but never lets you connect to Razer Audio, so you have no options for equalizer etc.

    Because I generally buried them (but we are doing a real review here, not sponsored, we did not get them for free from Razer, Germanos..) I will mention the two positives which are also their selling points.

    Sound-wise and what it sells, namely low latency and quite good clarity regarding their sound, they both do well.
    The issue is that with so many negatives I mentioned above, they should cost heavily around 70 euros, and why do I say 70 euros?
    Because they also give you two nice cables, one is fully useful for other uses, female type C to USB-A and of course the dongle which is Bluetooth 2.4 that has good range.
    The microphone is good, I tested it briefly during a conversation on Discord (I recorded myself with a bot to hear myself) but again it does not justify the overall product.

    In conclusion, you do not need to waste this money, there are other brands that offer the same features and better, at half the price. If you want to spend a little more, go for Audio Technica which is a studio quality brand.
    This is the third and last time I spend money on a Razer product (I only like their keyboards), I will keep them because they are overpriced af but the job I want to do with them, I can do.

    That's all.

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  • 5
    1 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    Theo, just get this. It’s amazing

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  • Verified purchase

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    • Sound quality
    • Microphone
    • Ease of connection
    • Battery life
    • Comfort
    • Value for money
    • Durability
    • Application
    • Sound quality
    • Ease of connection
    • Durability
    • Application
  • The best gaming Earbuds on the Market! First of all, these headphones cannot be compared to Huawei buds etc. that I saw in another review—the THX audio is the top sound in headphones. Also, the 2.4Ghz dongle is amazing; I can connect them everywhere: on PC, PS5, Mac, tablet, smartphones, Nintendo Switch, and definitely many other devices that have type C, or even with the adapter that comes in the package, they can be connected to devices that do not have type C. The only extra I would like would be the ability to customize via Razer Synapse when I have them connected to my PC. I really liked the wireless charging! And the Noise Cancellation is incredible. I definitely recommend them to gamers or people who are crazy about music and sound!

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    0
  • After having it for over a year, I would say it is almost the same as the Xiaomi buds 5 that cost 30€. I'm thinking of selling them to save myself. They are not bad, but they are not what you expect for 150+€.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • I chose these specific ones and not the corresponding expensive ones from ASUS because the others force you to run them with Armoury Crate (far away and beloved).

    Having said that, I will start my review.

    Initially, I did not realize what the difference is between the entry-level Hammerhead X of 2020 (costing 50 euros) compared to the Hyperspeed, apart from noise cancellation. They look the same, the charging case is the same, the materials are the same, the lights are the same. A noise cancellation does not justify the 130 euro difference. The 50 euro Hammerheads also had low latency mode.

    The case is made of a strange plastic, I don't even consider it average in quality, which gets greasy (from our skin's oil) easily and generally does not seem to clean after a certain point, meaning after years. It is made of materials that whatever stays on them from use... scratches forever.

    The earbuds themselves have a glossy finish, think twice if you want earbuds to listen to music outside. They will most likely slip from your hands due to their material.
    Software is only available on mobile (iOS, Android), they are not supported by Synapse, so any changes you want to make can only be done from your mobile device.

    Battery: If you have the LEDs on, you won't even get a 3-hour session.
    Of course, they charge quickly just like the case.

    Touch features: Just like with the Galaxy Earbuds, it is a feature that simply is not reliable during the use of the earbuds.
    You might double-tap, it may register one, and vice versa. Even if you remap, they do not behave consistently and many times when I press, for example, hold to activate Noise Cancellation, it might enter pairing mode. Many times I have accidentally done a factory reset. Generally, while touch is considered a premium feature in many things, for me, classic buttons are better in earbuds.

    Connectivity: If you plug it into the dongle, you will have to remove it from the USB port if you want to connect to your phone's Bluetooth. Yes, it pairs but never lets you connect to Razer Audio, so you have no options for equalizer etc.

    Because I generally buried them (but we are doing a real review here, not sponsored, we did not get them for free from Razer, Germanos..) I will mention the two positives which are also their selling points.

    Sound-wise and what it sells, namely low latency and quite good clarity regarding their sound, they both do well.
    The issue is that with so many negatives I mentioned above, they should cost heavily around 70 euros, and why do I say 70 euros?
    Because they also give you two nice cables, one is fully useful for other uses, female type C to USB-A and of course the dongle which is Bluetooth 2.4 that has good range.
    The microphone is good, I tested it briefly during a conversation on Discord (I recorded myself with a bot to hear myself) but again it does not justify the overall product.

    In conclusion, you do not need to waste this money, there are other brands that offer the same features and better, at half the price. If you want to spend a little more, go for Audio Technica which is a studio quality brand.
    This is the third and last time I spend money on a Razer product (I only like their keyboards), I will keep them because they are overpriced af but the job I want to do with them, I can do.

    That's all.

    Translated from Greek ·
    7
  • Theo, just get this. It’s amazing

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
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Description & Specifications

The Razer Hammerhead Pro Hyperspeed are aimed at gamers who want to have the best possible gaming experience. They feature low latency, a comfortable design, and excellent sound quality. They are also compatible with a variety of devices, so you can use them with all your favorite gaming devices.

Play everywhere. Hear everything.

The Razer Hammerhead Pro HyperSpeed returns with game-changing versatility and top-tier connectivity in its class. Supercharged with Razer HyperSpeed technology, THX® certified audio, and Razer Chroma™ RGB, it's time to experience a new level of auditory freedom and allure.

Top Wireless Multi-Platform Headphones

Perfect connectivity with your computer, PlayStation, smartphone, or laptop

Enjoy an exceptionally flawless audio experience on all your favorite platforms. From PC and PlayStation to smartphones and portables like the Nintendo Switch or Steam Deck, connect the headphones via the HyperSpeed Wireless Dongle (USB-A/USB-C) or Bluetooth 5.3.

Wireless game-level sound

The Razer HyperSpeed Wireless 2.4 GHz connection ensures low-latency audio for competitive gaming

Adjustable Hybrid ANC

The advanced Feedback and Feedforward microphones monitor the sound around you, providing real-time control

Wireless Charging Case

Convenient daily use

The new wireless charging case offers an additional 24 hours of battery life. Pair it with a Razer Charging Pad, other wireless chargers, or use the USB-C port for wired charging.

"Do Not Disturb" Function in Dual Wireless Connection

Silences Bluetooth notifications while gaming on HyperSpeed

Stay focused on your game or work with the new Do Not Disturb feature. While connected to a phone and another audio source, enable it to prevent calls and messages from interrupting your listening session.

Powered by razer chroma™ RBG

Customizable lighting and endless style possibilities

With nearly 16.8 million colors, countless patterns, and dynamic in-game lighting effects, experience full RGB customization and deeper immersion with the world's largest lighting ecosystem for gaming devices.

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Type
In-ear
Operating Time
6.5 hrs
Operation Time with Charging Case
30 hrs
Without Cable
Yes
Double Headphone
Yes
Bluetooth Version
5.3
Colour
Black

Additional Specifications

Multipoint Pairing
No
Charging Case
Yes
Sweat Resistance
Yes
Active Noise Cancellation
Yes
Fast Charging
Yes
Microphone Noise Reduction
Yes
Voice Control
No
Hi-Res
No
Wireless Charging
Yes
Spatial Audio
No
LE Audio
No
Hybrid Active Noice Cancellation
Yes

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (8)

  1. 5
  2. 1
  3. 2
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Sound quality
  • Microphone
  • Comfort
  • Durability
  • Application
  • Ease of connection
  • Battery life
  • Value for money

Reviews by our members

  • jonn_tube

    Verified purchase

    The best gaming Earbuds on the Market! First of all, these headphones cannot be compared to Huawei buds etc. that I saw in another review—the THX audio is the top sound in headphones. Also, the 2.4Ghz dongle is amazing; I can connect them everywhere: on PC, PS5, Mac, tablet, smartphones, Nintendo Switch, and definitely many other devices that have type C, or even with the adapter that comes in the package, they can be connected to devices that do not have type C. The only extra I would like would be the ability to customize via Razer Synapse when I have them connected to my PC. I really liked the wireless charging! And the Noise Cancellation is incredible. I definitely recommend them to gamers or people who are crazy about music and sound!

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • After having it for over a year, I would say it is almost the same as the Xiaomi buds 5 that cost 30€. I'm thinking of selling them to save myself. They are not bad, but they are not what you expect for 150+€.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Sound quality
    • Microphone
    • Comfort
    • Durability
    • Application
    • Ease of connection
    • Battery life
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • alexliamis
    3
    7 out of 8 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    I chose these specific ones and not the corresponding expensive ones from ASUS because the others force you to run them with Armoury Crate (far away and beloved).

    Having said that, I will start my review.

    Initially, I did not realize what the difference is between the entry-level Hammerhead X of 2020 (costing 50 euros) compared to the Hyperspeed, apart from noise cancellation. They look the same, the charging case is the same, the materials are the same, the lights are the same. A noise cancellation does not justify the 130 euro difference. The 50 euro Hammerheads also had low latency mode.

    The case is made of a strange plastic, I don't even consider it average in quality, which gets greasy (from our skin's oil) easily and generally does not seem to clean after a certain point, meaning after years. It is made of materials that whatever stays on them from use... scratches forever.

    The earbuds themselves have a glossy finish, think twice if you want earbuds to listen to music outside. They will most likely slip from your hands due to their material.
    Software is only available on mobile (iOS, Android), they are not supported by Synapse, so any changes you want to make can only be done from your mobile device.

    Battery: If you have the LEDs on, you won't even get a 3-hour session.
    Of course, they charge quickly just like the case.

    Touch features: Just like with the Galaxy Earbuds, it is a feature that simply is not reliable during the use of the earbuds.
    You might double-tap, it may register one, and vice versa. Even if you remap, they do not behave consistently and many times when I press, for example, hold to activate Noise Cancellation, it might enter pairing mode. Many times I have accidentally done a factory reset. Generally, while touch is considered a premium feature in many things, for me, classic buttons are better in earbuds.

    Connectivity: If you plug it into the dongle, you will have to remove it from the USB port if you want to connect to your phone's Bluetooth. Yes, it pairs but never lets you connect to Razer Audio, so you have no options for equalizer etc.

    Because I generally buried them (but we are doing a real review here, not sponsored, we did not get them for free from Razer, Germanos..) I will mention the two positives which are also their selling points.

    Sound-wise and what it sells, namely low latency and quite good clarity regarding their sound, they both do well.
    The issue is that with so many negatives I mentioned above, they should cost heavily around 70 euros, and why do I say 70 euros?
    Because they also give you two nice cables, one is fully useful for other uses, female type C to USB-A and of course the dongle which is Bluetooth 2.4 that has good range.
    The microphone is good, I tested it briefly during a conversation on Discord (I recorded myself with a bot to hear myself) but again it does not justify the overall product.

    In conclusion, you do not need to waste this money, there are other brands that offer the same features and better, at half the price. If you want to spend a little more, go for Audio Technica which is a studio quality brand.
    This is the third and last time I spend money on a Razer product (I only like their keyboards), I will keep them because they are overpriced af but the job I want to do with them, I can do.

    That's all.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    1 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    Theo, just get this. It’s amazing

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • Verified purchase

    • Sound quality
    • Microphone
    • Ease of connection
    • Battery life
    • Comfort
    • Value for money
    • Durability
    • Application
    • Sound quality
    • Ease of connection
    • Durability
    • Application
  • The best gaming Earbuds on the Market! First of all, these headphones cannot be compared to Huawei buds etc. that I saw in another review—the THX audio is the top sound in headphones. Also, the 2.4Ghz dongle is amazing; I can connect them everywhere: on PC, PS5, Mac, tablet, smartphones, Nintendo Switch, and definitely many other devices that have type C, or even with the adapter that comes in the package, they can be connected to devices that do not have type C. The only extra I would like would be the ability to customize via Razer Synapse when I have them connected to my PC. I really liked the wireless charging! And the Noise Cancellation is incredible. I definitely recommend them to gamers or people who are crazy about music and sound!

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • After having it for over a year, I would say it is almost the same as the Xiaomi buds 5 that cost 30€. I'm thinking of selling them to save myself. They are not bad, but they are not what you expect for 150+€.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • I chose these specific ones and not the corresponding expensive ones from ASUS because the others force you to run them with Armoury Crate (far away and beloved).

    Having said that, I will start my review.

    Initially, I did not realize what the difference is between the entry-level Hammerhead X of 2020 (costing 50 euros) compared to the Hyperspeed, apart from noise cancellation. They look the same, the charging case is the same, the materials are the same, the lights are the same. A noise cancellation does not justify the 130 euro difference. The 50 euro Hammerheads also had low latency mode.

    The case is made of a strange plastic, I don't even consider it average in quality, which gets greasy (from our skin's oil) easily and generally does not seem to clean after a certain point, meaning after years. It is made of materials that whatever stays on them from use... scratches forever.

    The earbuds themselves have a glossy finish, think twice if you want earbuds to listen to music outside. They will most likely slip from your hands due to their material.
    Software is only available on mobile (iOS, Android), they are not supported by Synapse, so any changes you want to make can only be done from your mobile device.

    Battery: If you have the LEDs on, you won't even get a 3-hour session.
    Of course, they charge quickly just like the case.

    Touch features: Just like with the Galaxy Earbuds, it is a feature that simply is not reliable during the use of the earbuds.
    You might double-tap, it may register one, and vice versa. Even if you remap, they do not behave consistently and many times when I press, for example, hold to activate Noise Cancellation, it might enter pairing mode. Many times I have accidentally done a factory reset. Generally, while touch is considered a premium feature in many things, for me, classic buttons are better in earbuds.

    Connectivity: If you plug it into the dongle, you will have to remove it from the USB port if you want to connect to your phone's Bluetooth. Yes, it pairs but never lets you connect to Razer Audio, so you have no options for equalizer etc.

    Because I generally buried them (but we are doing a real review here, not sponsored, we did not get them for free from Razer, Germanos..) I will mention the two positives which are also their selling points.

    Sound-wise and what it sells, namely low latency and quite good clarity regarding their sound, they both do well.
    The issue is that with so many negatives I mentioned above, they should cost heavily around 70 euros, and why do I say 70 euros?
    Because they also give you two nice cables, one is fully useful for other uses, female type C to USB-A and of course the dongle which is Bluetooth 2.4 that has good range.
    The microphone is good, I tested it briefly during a conversation on Discord (I recorded myself with a bot to hear myself) but again it does not justify the overall product.

    In conclusion, you do not need to waste this money, there are other brands that offer the same features and better, at half the price. If you want to spend a little more, go for Audio Technica which is a studio quality brand.
    This is the third and last time I spend money on a Razer product (I only like their keyboards), I will keep them because they are overpriced af but the job I want to do with them, I can do.

    That's all.

    Translated from Greek ·
    7
  • Theo, just get this. It’s amazing

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • 0
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