A Razer, one of the largest gaming hardware and peripherals companies, has just let fans of Pokémon radiant. The company is launching this week a headset True Wireless (TWS), which is totally inspired by the iconic Pikachu (True Pikachu). But what really stands out in this gadgets is the charging case: a Pokeball. 6l947
With the exception of the case, the wireless headset of the Pikachu has the same design as Hammerhead, another model True Wireless marketed by Razer. But the device inspired by the classic Japanese character is entirely yellow and the company logo with the snakes has been replaced by the Pikachu.
The case to charge the phone is a faithful reproduction of the Pokeball. Due to its size, you can already imagine that carrying it in your pants pocket is unfeasible. (Razer put a cord on the ball so that the can carry the headphones more easily. THE Pokeball It also has a central LED button that allows you to monitor the battery level.
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Regarding the specifications, there are not so many surprises, since we are talking about a Hammerhead custom. O True Pikachu It has 13 mm driver each, Bluetooth 5.0 and IPX4 certificate (water resistant). The handset's instruction voice is that of the Pikachu, another really cool feature that the Razer put.
About autonomy, the battery can last about three hours straight listening to music, podcasts and watching video content. With the of the Pokeball, this duration can be extended to 15 hours.
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We know that this news has captivated the hearts of fans of Pokémon, but we need to be realistic. Unfortunately, the True Pikachu is far from Brazilians, that's because the Razer will only sell it in the Chinese market. The wireless phone Pokémon will be on sale at Tmall store from midnight on April 16th (Thursday).
In Chinese e-commerce, the headphones can be purchased for 999 yuan (about R$730 doing the direct conversion).
What do you think of the wireless headphones of the Pikachu? Would you buy one of these? Leave your opinion in the comments.
Source: Engadget.
