Razer has added two more options for their in-ear Hammerhead gaming audio series including a Bluetooth 4.1 option as well as a Lightning Connector version for the latest Apple devices.
The Razer Hammerhead BT features the Qualcomm aptX codec for low-latency, high-quality audio that lasts up to eight hours on a single charge. It can be paired easily with any Android or iOS device, allowing users to take calls while listening and adjust volume, pause or hang-up the call via the in-line remote.
The neck band can also be secured further with a magnetic clip that can attach to the listener’s shirt when engaged in activity. All while the 10mm driver inside each side delivers bigger sound with greater range than the industry standard 6mm in-ear drivers.
Razer Hammerhead BT Headphone Specifications:
Razer Hammerhead BT Battery Specifications:
The Razer Hammerhead for the iOS offers the almost similar features just wired via Apple Lightning connector. Users can interact with Siri, take calls and skip music tracks via the in-line remote as well as personalise listening experiences via pre-configured equaliser settings on the Razer Hammerhead iOS companion app.
“The Razer Hammerhead line of in-ear headphones and headsets are lauded for their big sound in a highly portable form factor,” says Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder and CEO. “We are excited to expand our Hammerhead audio experience with a Bluetooth wireless option for increased mobility and a Lightning Connector version for iOS device users.”
Razer Hammerhead iOS Headphones Specifications:
Razer Hammerhead iOS Microphone Specifications:
The new Razer Hammerhead V2 is currently only available so far in select markets including the USA and Canada and retails for $99 USD. It will be available in Europe soon with an MSRP of €109,99.
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