The first true wireless headphones from Razer, the Hammerhead, uses a customized implementation of the Bluetooth 5.0 standard, optimized to reduce latencies to a virtually imperceptible level of 60 ms.

With a design inspired by the Apple AirPods series, but with custom hardware inside, the headphones promise an unparalleled audio experience in gaming sessions.

Music enthusiasts will also be delighted to discover that Razer has not neglected audio fidelity, with Hammerhead headsets using 13mm diameter drivers capable of covering a wide range of audio frequencies.

Not just a PC gaming accessory, the Hammerhead headsets can be easily used with smartphones as well, with Razer providing a dedicated application for customizing settings. With this app, users can change options such as the language in which system messages are played (eg, connect, power on, discharged battery) and obtain information on how to use touch controls for operations such as receiving calls and changing songs.

The headset includes an omnidirectional microphone and features water protection. Like many other in-ear products, the Hammerhead headset offers only three hours of continuous playback for a full charge. Sure, the batteries included in each headset charge up pretty quickly (1.5 hours) after we put the headphones back into the carrying case, but this is not too much consolation for those who are used to playing all day on the PC or phone.

The Hammerhead True Wireless Earbuds are available for purchase at a price of $99.99.