Razer Hammerhead True Wireless X - Earbuds - Black - Bluetooth - RZ12-03830100-R3A1

I bought 2 different items from the same product and both didn't charge, update, or be used consistently.

Let's start with the "sound quality." For my taste, they sound bass heavy out of the box with their default sound EQ. There are other sound profiles to choose from and adjust but I'm used to using Poweramp EQ, so I used the 10-band EQ on that to bring down the sub-bass and slightly boost the midrange and instruments. I own a Jabra Elite 3, Lypertek Tevi 1.0, Soundcore Q10, RHA Ma750, and Philips SHP9500 and Earmen Eagle USB DAC. I like the open airy sound of the Tevi's but I want to stop using in-ear buds so the hunt for an open ear buds which still sound great led me to the Hammerhead TWS X. In terms of clarity the Tevi's still have the upper hand but the instrument imaging, placement and soundstage are very similar to the Tevi signature. When playing a complex metal track some details tend to get mixed up, but still these buds are melodic, airy, spacious and not at all harsh. Oh and by the way the call quality here is supreme! :)"Comfort," hmm. I am still adjusting to these, so can't comment much on this aspect but as mentioned by others as well, they aren't the most comfortable buds around. The sound quality still outweighs this issue so for me they work for short duration use and taking WFH calls."Negatives," well, the only one I found is that the left bud seems to loose charge faster than the right one. But on researching I found many buds to suffer from this issue.It's just been a day so far. I'll update my feedback based on long-term use if I have anything new to add.Thanks for reading! Happy listening!

I chose these because I prefer open earbuds. The previous Hammerhead (2020) sounded great although too bass heavy to my liking and I was using my phone's EQ to tone down the bass slightly. I decided to upgrade to the Hammerhead TWS X for it has its own built-in EQ. Out of the box, the TWS X sound bass heavy and muffled, but not bad. After adjusting the EQ I was able to get it to sound just like the old Hammerhead. They perform great in terms of audio quality. The built quality is good but the earbuds are big (much bigger than the old ones) so they look like they're sticking out of your ears. Not as comfortable as the old ones but they are similar in fit. I highly recommend these earbuds.

Well I've been using Razer Hammerhead TWS X for several weeks and till now I have no issues with this earbuds. Obviously the fittings can be a problem but for a bit as this earbuds is slightly big than the rest. Sound quality is amazing and make sure to turn on Gaming mode when you are about to play games. Really easy to pair from one device to the other. The in app experience is also amazing and you can adjust EQ, lighting effects etc. Truly a worthy earbuds from Razer. I don't even know whether to recommend anyone in terms of comfort. Because now the fittings goes well with ears as earlier I also had some pain and trouble trying to make it fit with my ears but sound quality is superb...

When I first received this product, there was no issues overall with the earbuds audio and connectivity wise, but the left one would have a continuous buzzing/clicking/crackling sound (which was very irritating). It also does not fit very well, and will fall out. But besides that I would have given the product a 4.I contacted Razer support about this and they offered to get a replacement (since the product was on discount so I didn't want to refund), they were super nice, got prepaid shipping label, 2 weeks later got a new replacement unit. The replacement unit was absolute trash - the left earbud was completely broken, the right one could turn on, but did not connect. So it was practically useless.So not only did I get an even more defective unit, I also wasted 3 weeks of my patience and time to get a useless product. Plus I wasted my money and I doubt Amazon will accept a refund now because I have an entirely different unit than originally purchased (different serial number).Not sure how likely it is that the product you receive will be faulty but I've been getting the worst luck.

This product goes on sale frequently. Got it at ₹3.5k a couple of months back.Build quality: Solid as a truck. The case feels so premium, in matte finish. The hinge and magnets are just as snappy.Sound: This is what blew me away. The drivers are so so good. I was NOT expecting this quality from a gaming TWS. EQ customisation of the app just heightens the experience. The sound absolutely blows other TWS away, even the more expensive ones.Lighting: The headphones support lighting of the Razer logo in static and breathing mode. The logo is really sharp and the lighting is pretty good overall.Controls: Touch controls are kinda responsive. You'll need to get used to the first touch as it needs to be held for a brief moment to get activated.Fit: The only negative I can find of this earphone is the fit. The earphones are big. And for people with small ears, these are a letdown. Even with the rubber sleeves, these maybe a hit or miss for most people. I like a loose fit & have bigger ears, so it isn't much of a deal for me. It's quite obvious that you can't really work out with these in place.App control: can customise lighting, EQ and touch controls in the Razer Audio app.These headphones don't have any sort of noise cancellation.I have not checked any gaming latency, but the company does advertise a gaming mode.For a discounted price, this is worth the price. Not worth more than 4k imo, just because of the poor fit and no noise cancellation.