Skullcandy Crusher Evo Over-Ear Wireless Headphones with Sensory Bass with Charging Cable, 40 Hr Battery, Microphone, Works with iPhone Android and Bluetooth Devices – Black

The Skullcandy Crusher Evo Wireless Headphones are fantastic! They fit perfectly and are super comfortable for long listening sessions. The sound quality is crisp and clear, and the sensory bass feature adds a whole new level to my music experience.The design looks great, and the battery life is impressive, lasting up to 40 hours on a single charge. They connect easily via Bluetooth and work seamlessly with both my iPhone and Android devices. If you’re looking for headphones with great sound, comfort, and style, I highly recommend these!

Skullcandy Crusher Evo Headphones have an unusual name, but the quality is there. The headphones have great sound, fit comfortable, reasonably priced and work great when I watch Tv late at night while my wife is asleep next to me. They are easy to operate and work well with my Tv. I recommend Skullcandy as a definite buy.

Let me start by saying I have been rocking the same set of original Crusher headphones since like 2014. They still work perfectly, but with the current sale having been announced, I decided to add these to my collection (along with my original crusher and aviator sets). I am genuinely impressed by the sound quality, especially the bass, which sounds much more full and clean than the OG crushers. However, there are a few things that bug me.1.) The included headphone bag is garbage. Super thin and cheap feeling. The original crushers came with a heavy duty nylon bag that was lined with Sherpa. I will be using that bag over the one included with the crusher evos, zero doubt about that. My question is why. Why include a lightning phone charger, which probably has an approximate market value of $20-30+ instead of a good carrying case/bag. Makes no sense.2.) Still using the same cheap PU leather material for the ear pieces. Again, seems like a dumb move. The only part of my original crushers that has degraded over time is the ear covers, and that’s with me only using them when I am NOT sweating. Comfortable, but certainly not durable.3.) they changed the buttons. Just.. why? Why does the power button need to be separate from the pause/play button, which has no other function? Used to be that the pause/play button was the power button, you just held it down. Changing this was not necessary.3.) can’t hold the volume button to increase/decrease volume, it changes the song now. I much preferred double tapping the +/- sign to change songs, being able to hold the volume button one way or the other was vastly preferable to the new system. Now, if you hold the button, it changes the song. Again, why? I have to press the volume button 17 times to adjust it instead of just holding the button down. Stupid.Overall, the sound quality has vastly improved, especially with the personalized sound available in the app (which is brilliant and works oh so well), but I’m not a fan of the new button design or the obvious compromises they made with the case and included cables. The cables included feel cheap, I will not be using them. It’s 2024, who doesn’t have a decent braided USB-C cable? They included a bottom of the barrel, cheap as it gets charging cable for the headphones while including a lightning charger, which makes no sense considering Apple is doing away with the lightning charging system in the near future thanks to the EU legal case against them.4 stars. It would be 5 if the included case wasn’t a POS and the included cables weren’t as cheap as it gets.