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Updated April 11, 2024·

If you're looking for a wireless experience with the convenience of not dealing with cables, the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless earbuds are the way to go. They also offer better sound quality, comfort, and are well-suited for gaming due to their low latency gaming mode. Additionally, they are sweatproof and come with active noise cancelling, which makes them ideal for exercise and air travel. However, they come at a higher price. On the other hand, if you're on a budget and prefer over-the-ear headphones, the Sony MDR-ZX110 might be suitable for you. They are wired, which means you don't need to worry about battery life, but they do not offer features like active noise cancelling or sweatproof certification. They are also less portable and not as comfortable for prolonged use. Consider what features are most important for your everyday use and choose accordingly. Give Feedback

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Advantages of the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless
  • Very good for gaming
  • Good for TV and video
  • Good for exercise
  • Very good for air travel
Advantages of the Sony MDR-ZX110
  • Good for music

Key differences

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Music

6.6
Hammerhead True Wireless
MDR-ZX110
7.6
The Sony MDR-ZX110 is good for music, while the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless is only fair.

Gaming

8.6
Hammerhead True Wireless
MDR-ZX110
5.9
The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless is very good for gaming, while the Sony MDR-ZX110 is poor.

Phone Calls

5.4
Hammerhead True Wireless
MDR-ZX110
3.0
The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless and Sony MDR-ZX110 are both poor for phone calls, though the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless is somewhat better.

Podcasts and Audiobooks

5.6
Hammerhead True Wireless
MDR-ZX110
4.3
The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless and Sony MDR-ZX110 are both poor for podcasts and audiobooks, though the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless is somewhat better.

TV and Video

7.9
Hammerhead True Wireless
MDR-ZX110
6.9
The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless is good for TV and video, while the Sony MDR-ZX110 is only fair.

Noise Reduction

8.1
Hammerhead True Wireless
MDR-ZX110
5.3
The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless is very good for noise reduction, while the Sony MDR-ZX110 is poor.

Battery

5.0 Hours
Hammerhead True Wireless
MDR-ZX110
N/A
The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless has 5 hours of battery life. The Sony MDR-ZX110 does not have a battery.

Cost

$100
Hammerhead True Wireless
MDR-ZX110
$10
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The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless has a price of $100 and the Sony MDR-ZX110 costs $10.

Build Quality

8.7
Hammerhead True Wireless
MDR-ZX110
6.0
The Razer Hammerhead True Wireless has very good build quality, while the Sony MDR-ZX110 has only fair build quality.
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How the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless and the Sony MDR-ZX110 compare to other earbuds and headphones

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Spec Comparison

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Razer Hammerhead True WirelessSony MDR-ZX110
Razer Hammerhead True WirelessSony MDR-ZX110

GENERAL

Price
$100
$10
Brand
RazerSony
Release Date
August 1, 2021July 1, 2015
Form Factor
EarbudsHeadphones
Connectivity
WirelessWired

SOUND

Music Score
6.6/107.7/10
Phone Calls Score
5.5/103/10
Gaming Score
8.7/105.9/10
TV and Video Score
7.9/107/10
Exercise Score
7.3/103.9/10

PERFORMANCE

Battery life
5 HoursN/A
Wireless charging
NoN/A
Charging time
1 HoursN/A
Bluetooth version
5.2N/A
Case Battery Life
36N/A

FEATURES

Active Noise Cancelling
YesNo
Noise Reduction Score
8.2/105.3/10
Virtual Surround
NoN/A
Android App
YesN/A
iOS App
YesN/A
Mic Quality
8.5/10N/A

BUILD AND DESIGN

Build Quality
8.7/106/10
Comfort score
8.2/105.5/10
Size
SmallN/A
Weight (headset or single earbud)
5 Grams119.9 Grams
Microphone style
IntegratedN/A

Shopping

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Razer Hammerhead True Wireless

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The Verge

Chris Welch | August 2019
"This latest set is more “Pro” than not in both looks and features: they offer active noise cancellation, a low-latency gaming mode, and have switched to a in-ear design with silicone tips. Just like many of the company’s laptops and gaming accessories, the 2021 Hammerhead True Wireless include Razer’s full Chroma RGB system. It makes for what Razer calls “the ultimate wireless earbud flex.”"

Sony MDR-ZX110

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Audio.org

Audio.org | December 2022
"My opinion about Sony MDR ZX110 is they are the best budget headphones of Sony with top-class sound. Clear vocals, great bass, and balanced sound with low sound distortion. The treble could be sharper, but it's ok. 30 mm neodymium dynamic drivers give clear and precise audio, and an inline remote with a mic give decent call quality. Closed-Back Design also helps to improve sound performance."

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About Razer

Razer is an American-Singaporean hardware manufacturer aimed specifically toward the gaming market. They manufacture a very wide array of gaming laptops, tablets, phones, peripherals and, of course, headphones and earbuds both wired and wireless. Since 2016, Razer has owned the THX suite, aimed at quality assurance of audiovisual systems such as speaker sets, video game consoles and even movie theaters.

About Sony

Sony is a multinational corporation, based out of Japan, with over 75 years of experience in the consumer electronics industry. In the audio market, Sony has been a trendsetter several times throughout its history. In 1979 they released the first-ever portable music player, the Sony Walkman, followed by the Discman 20 years later. Today, Sony is one of the leaders in the wireless headphone and earbud market, especially in terms of Active Noise Cancellation technology.

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