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Razer sells a wide variety of headsets, typically aimed at its core gaming market, but it's also in the more portable, phone-centric headphone space with its existing Razer Hammerhead USB-C headphones. Those were meant to be complimentary to the original Razer Phone and with the launch of the Razer Phone 2 comes a new iteration of its Hammerhead design in the form of the Razer Hammerhead USB-C ANC.
I've got no essential issue with either the audio quality or noise-cancellation features of the Razer Hammerhead USB-C ANC headphones, because both are very good for headphones in their price range. Razer's move away from more obviously gaming-centric vibrant design is mostly welcome and they're obviously a good match for the Razer Phone 2 if you're keen.
That being said, the limited compatibility across other USB-C phones is a worry depending on your handset choice. The switch to a rounded cable does reintroduce the cable tangle blues, which is a song no headphone owner ever really wants to hear.
The Razer Hammerhead USB-C ANC sells in Australia for $169.95 outright.
Razer's Hammerhead USB-C ANC headphones combine rugged construction, great audio and simple noise cancelling into a set of headphones suitable for music, video or gaming on the go purposes.
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