Razer launches the Hammerhead USB-C and Mercury


Alongside the launch of its new Razer Phone, Razer also has a new set of earbuds up for grabs. Designed to complement the Razer Phone, the new Razer Hammerhead USB-C is a new take on Razer’s Hammerhead buds, but, as the name would suggest, designed with a USB-C connector and costing $79.99.

This is mainly because the Razer phone has no 3.5mm headphone jack. As a plus however these should also work with any smartphone with a USB-C port. In terms of build, the Hammerhead USB-C packs all of the same specs as the regular Hammerhead earphones. Reading reviews of those should give you a good idea of the performance here.

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For those of you with iPhones feeling left out, Razer has something for you too. The Hammerhead Mercury is designed for the iPhone and comes with a lightning connector as a result. They’re also fully white and, in typical Apple fashion, cost more at $99.99. Not too surprising, though at least there are more options now than before.

While I don’t really care for Razer’s earphones, I know some of you out there are probably huge fans. The Hammerheads don’t really seem to be too bad of a choice, though I’d probably still lean towards other choices like the Mi USB-C earphones or the Libratone Q-Adapts.

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6 Comments

  1. November 19, 2017

    Why don’t they call it the Hammerhead Lightning to be consistent?

    • Airyl
      November 20, 2017

      Pretty much what I said.

      • November 20, 2017

        Apple must have a trademark on the word “Lightning” ;).

  2. 10basetom
    November 20, 2017

    Why don’t they call it the Hammerhead Lightning to be consistent?

    • Airyl
      November 20, 2017

      Pretty much what I said.

    • 10basetom
      November 20, 2017

      Apple must have a trademark on the word “Lightning” ;).