Skullcandy Crusher Wireless Over Ear Headphones Review

Yes, a great, even unique idea - two speakers in each ear, good embly. But the implementation let us down (or I got a marriage). I got mostly torment with these headphones, then spat and sold for next to nothing. I do not recommend to anyone With its pros: Looks good, folds up, very long battery life. Haptic b works even with a wired connection. Its cons: Pretty heavy. Management is inconvenient: only three ons for all functions (not counting the b slider) Over time, the ons stopped being…

Headphones were bought as a working mobile machine for listening to music through streaming services. I'm not going to drive flakes and vav on the phone, so the headphones cope with their task of good sound. Pros: 1. Sound - for streaming services like Google Music or FB, they are ideal. 2. Convenience - they sit like a glove, there is no discomfort. 3. Variability - at home and on the street they work via bluetooth, if the battery runs out - the wire is included. 4. Soundproofing is sufficient

No need to personalize the equalizer because the sound is good right out of the box. The default settings are acceptable to me. The top does not squeak, the center is solid, and the bass is robust. These can be used as wired because the package includes a wire for a typical 3.5 connector. In theory, they can be used without the requirement because of how long they can store a charge. I haven't charged it once in the two weeks since I purchased it. Also, I use it as a gaming headset for a…

To spare you the letdown, I am writing a special review (even if I am too lazy to do it). I started regularly utilizing headphones five months ago. Their massive size and weight are the first things that will be inconvenient. You could almost use these as studio headphones. They're not only cumbersome, but they also put pressure on one's ears. Within an hour, you'll start to feel pain and remove them. All of them are quite attractive (ahh, sho for humongous creatures) It gets excruciatingly…

- Soundproofing does a great job of shielding you from the outside world and the outside world from you. - I frequently wore in-ear headphones and occasionally wore them overhead. These are the first full-sized closed-back headphones, and aside from the higher frequencies of the Xiaomi Mi In-Ear Headphones Pro HD, their sound quality is inferior (but they are not inferior in cable quality, they changed every 6-8 months due to the connector). The highs and mids are both fine, although not as…

I definitely recommend to buy) I have never had such an immersion in music, due to the vibro bass, of course, it's a fly away)) I decided to immediately check the performance, after the purchase and opened the box in the car, hung for half an hour, could not tear myself away) I have to to the taste of those who love techno, house and other electronic music. The main thing is to find tracks in good quality and set an equalizer, and the bass is conveniently adjusted on the headphones themselves…

Great headphones for your money. But the feature with vibration basses is not for everyone. And not all tracks adequately sound with this feature. You have to constantly adjust.

With its pros. Good sound, unrealistically long battery life. Good soundproofing, comfortable seating. Cons: After about a year of wearing, the weakest point of these headphones emerged. In the place where the “ear” itself connects to the rim, there is very weak plastic, I personally broke it there in all 4 places, I re-pasted it several times, but these places specifically break, otherwise there are no complaints