Razer has given wired gaming earbuds the full RGB treatment with the Hammerhead V3 Chroma. Beyond the customizable lighting, these USB-C earbuds pack dual drivers, active noise cancellation, THX 7.1 surround sound on PC, and a right-angle connector designed for mobile gaming. No Bluetooth pairing or battery charging required.
Pikachu usually gets first dibs on Pokémon merchandise, but Razer’s latest headsets give three other favorites the spotlight. Charizard and Lucario get wireless BlackSharks, while Sylveon takes the pink-and-blue Kraken route. Choosing your favorite Pokémon now also means choosing how you want to game.
Sony is expanding its PS5 audio lineup with the Pulse and higher-end Pulse Edge, both featuring larger planar magnetic drivers, PlayStation Link, Bluetooth connectivity, and AI-assisted microphone noise rejection. Pulse Edge adds twice the driver magnets, active noise cancellation, a detachable boom mic, and extra controls.
Xbox’s translucent-green nostalgia has escaped the console and landed on Razer’s Basilisk mouse, BlackWidow keyboard, and Hammerhead earbuds. The limited-edition trio is now available for pre-order following its Gamescom debut.
Moondrop’s Rays Gaming IEM brings hybrid dynamic and planar drivers, built-in DSP tuning, AI noise reduction, and esports-ready presets into a compact USB-C wired design aimed at competitive play without headset bulk. 🎮🎧
A clean white gaming headset with low-latency wireless, 48-hour battery life, and tuned audio for competitive console play without the usual flashy aesthetic. 🎧
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