Skullcandy Crusher Evo Wireless Bluetooth Headphones with Multi-Sensory Bass, Noise Isolating Over-Ear Fit, Up to 40 Hours Battery, Microphone for iPhone Android - True Black

Amazing sound and bass the bluetooth connection reaches well too. the battery only needs to be charged every other day. however the muffs are a bit small but still comfy. Over all great headset for riding on a bike

I typically don’t write reviews, but due to the vague misleading reviews online and overshadowed by others headphone competitors and being unsure of the brand ‘Skullcandy’, you may have been in my same situation: I wasn’t sure if I should go through with the purchase.Background: I am an avid music listener using Spotify on average at least 3 hours a day. I currently use the Bose QC 35 II and Powerbeats Pro’s as my typical day-to-day headphones/ear buds and love them. I am the definition of a bass head.Recommendation: I will be honest, out of the box, the mid’s and high’s are not as bright as people hyped them up to be online. HOWEVER, Spotify has the feature to be able to equalize your music and allows you to download them at a higher quality. By boosting the mid’s and high’s, it brings the headphones to life. Without equalization, the headphones are good, but by equalizing the music, the experience is surreal, surpassing any headphones I’ve used in my life (the haptic engines are not a gimmick). The bass on these headphones is mesmerizing (my teeth slightly chatter on some bass heavy songs with very low frequencies). I also DJ’d for a couple of years and to those who understand speakers and subwoofers, I would compare these headphones as like you had an independent dedicated 15” subwoofer and at times even an 18” subwoofer to handle the low end frequencies. An amazing engineering feat is that the haptic engines are working independently to the 40 mm drivers; it’s like having a dedicated subwoofer to your listening experience and can be adjusted at anytime with the slider. Therefore, when you hit a low 30hz frequency/note, it assigns the task to the haptic engines to reproduce the low end frequency; the mids and lows aren’t distorted (impressive). Without stretching the truth, the technology under the hood is closest thing I’ve seen in a while to revolutionizing the headphone itself (last time I personally feel this was accomplished was with active noise cancelation). These headphone have made me stay up late listening to my favorite songs and reliving them with a totally new experience. I’m sad to see my Bose headphones sounded flat and honestly, boring after using the Skullcandy headphones. Construction is really good and and fit is comfortable, although not as comfortable and light as the Bose QC 35’s. Although there is no ANC on these headphones, at high volume you would feel these headphones have ANC on board. All in all, equalized, these headphones are amazing (10/10). Therefore, if you don’t have the ability to equalize the headphones through your music streaming service, I wouldn’t be able whole heartily recommend them since I personally feel you are not using them to their full potential; sadly the headphones can’t be equalized through their app to affect the overall experience regardless what app/device you use. I hope this helps you in making a decision. If you go through with the purchase, enjoy the head massage.

Being that I'm a 80's baby I know all about headphones, but these right here WILL BLOW YOUR MIND! Very comfortable to wear, has an app to download for a hearing test to adjust to your hearing, noise canceling is freaky great & BASS is superior!! Plus it's a button on them to add MORE BASS!!! Oh and you can use as bluetooth to talk on the phone. So if you like headphones 🎧 you definitely need these!

I've been using the Crusher Wireless for about 5 years. They developed a soft crackling in sound during this last year, so felt it was time to get them replaced. When I bought Wireless, the 360's had *just* came out, and I didn't know it lol Well I'm not missing out this time. Got the best of the Crushers to date. Evo is basically Wireless, just better. By a lot.If on PC, use your equalizer system to tweak the sounds. The Crusher app that adjusts to "your unique hearing" isn't good, to be honest. I have a ASUS system, so I use Realtek Audio Console in conjunction with Sonic Studio 3 software that came with my board.Using an equalizer is totally optional. You know, after you're done messing with the thrills of the bass slider and ready to listen to your headphones like a normal person :DHow much bass?You will rarely ever need to have the bass slider up more than a pinch. I love bass, and I'm telling you this. With the old Wireless, I always had the slider up about halfway point. These are fantastic for gaming and action movies, too!MicMic isn't good but it's not unusable.ChargeThey really do last a long time and really adds 3 hours per 10min charge.Noise cancellingThe bass is your noise canceller, okay? lolQualityWireless was known for breaking at the earcups. Mine never did and are still in perfect condition. The Evo's build quality is a lot better. Very nice and sturdy. No creaking. They fit slightly snug. Earcups get uncomfortable after an hour but really depends on person. Earcup padding is replaceable can find some after market stuff for something better. I personally don't need to bother.