Skullcandy Crusher Evo Wireless Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones (Black) /Audio

First, the packaging is amazing! The box is wrapped in plastic and held closed with some magnets. You open it and the presentation is everything you would expect and then some. The pouch that it comes in is the most rugged and heavy duty heaphone pouch I have ever seen and it also has a plastic clips to hold the opening tighter.For accesories, you will receive a wire with microphone on it, for wired connection. A wire without microphone on it for wored connections. A charging cable, type A to type C.The comfort is absolutely excellent! They are not the lightest, as they have battery to last 30h inside, more on that later, the electronics, drivers and the vibration modules. That being said, the leather that touches your ears is so soft! I've never felt such soft leather! It has some nice feeling foam inside and that makes it feel light, comfortable and not too hot on your ears. The top bit that touches your head, is a more rubbery kind of material, is a bit stronger than the earpads but it's made just right, to not give you awful headache after extensive usage. The band also has another type of leather that is rougher on the top side with some very small writing on it.The connection is dead simple, you hold the power button down until they turn on and you hear a second voice saying "pairing". You just search for them on your device and click connect. That's it. On the right earphone you'll find volume buttons as well as a round button for play, pause. pPrevious/next track can be done by holding volume buttons. The round button can be configured to trigger your AI assistant like Google assistant, probably Siri as well with a double click. On the left earphone you find only power button and a slider button for the amount of bass you want. This will also make it feel like it's louder, though, only the bass is being amplified with some neat vibration modules. I believe it's the same type of vibration modules as a phone has, but the enclosure makes the sound amplified and it sounds amazing. It literally makes you feel the wax in your ears is coming out on the right song. I usually kept it at just a little above the minimum as you don't need a lot to shake your brains inside your skull.The battery life is on point. It says 30 hours per charge, I believe it. You let it charge properly and you'll recharge them once every 2 weeks or so. It's great! If you're in a hurry they can charge a few hours of playback in about 10 minutes. Fantastic!The sound quality, for the price, is unbeatable. There just isn't anything out there to actually shake your brains out with this amount of comfort and flexibility. You get wired connectivity, Bluetooth connectivity, 30 hours of battery life and so much more. That is even more substantiated as I got them on offer for £120 if I'm not mistaken. The only reason I didn't gave them 5 stars for sound quality is because obviously, there are more audiophile oriented headphones out there that can reproduce the music more accurately as the producer intended. These headphones are not for that thkugh, are for people that want a bit more bass in their lives. Of course, when I say a bit, I mean all of it! By blasting them on full volume and setting them on my bed, I can still hear the music while the bass is feeling through the mattress and you can hear it pretty well. It's insane and I love it! The reason I kept my bass volume just over the minimum, is that if you do go on full bass blast, sometimes it might get muddy and it's not that much of a difference really. I prefered less bass volume, so it would reproduce it the best and even feel it better maybe.It has app for your phone and a built in tile. I actually lost them once and used the tile thing to find them, it was pretty cool. I think you can make them play a sound so you can hear them as you get closer. The app is cool does some neat things, but I didn't bother too much with it. I did though, personalized the sound for my ears. Each person has a different hearing and this will help you to fine tune the sound a bit. There are some EQs but that can be done from most smartphones too.Sadly I had to return them as one of the earpads got split in half almost. That is almost one year later and yeah, it's probably just me being unlucky. Though, that really soft leather is glued to another piece that holds it in place. That's what failed I think, the glue keeping them together or something. I just returned them today but I am now torn between the new sonys and these. I do not believe sony has a better bass than these but a lot of great functions for basically twice the money. I don't know if it's worth it. These are world class in their segment.

The comfort is awesome. The bass in these however, is mental. You put them on and lie down and push the bass button up, it vibrates not only your head, but your bed as well. The sound quality is amazing and I can barely hear anything outside of the headphones even when nothing is playing and again with the bass, it gives me chills every time. Amazing. Battery life is more than perfect, it's easy to connect, the amount of options you have with pausing, skipping, re-playing song is amazing. Well worth the money.

I didn't expect much from the Skull Crusher Evos given their relatively low price, but they far exceeded my expectations. The sound quality is very good, with clear audio and an impressive bass that makes both music and gaming a fantastic experience. The build quality of the headphones is excellent too; they are sturdy and have an expensive look and feel.What shocked me the most was the battery life. I charged my headphones once, and the battery lasted for an entire month! I honestly couldn't recommend these headphones enough.My only issue is that when I wear them for long periods, they pull on my hair a bit, making it slightly uncomfortable. Other than that, everything is perfect. I'm very happy with this purchase.

I can rattle on for pages on headphones having owned something new every 6 months for the past decade. From Sennheiser, Bose, Dre Beats, Pioneer, Shure, RHD, Jabra, JVC, Kenwood seriously the list goes on, I've had them all.The thing I've been searching for are Bluetooth headphones straight out the box that provide unparalleled amounts of bass without having to use an amp. These paired with my Samsung Note20 Ultra playing dub/d&b/UK garage/Hip-Hop/R&B sound ridiculous. I have to have the bass set to around half as these will give ur ear drums a serious pounding.Sound wise overall, not bad, especially given that they have an app to create a personalised sound profile. Tbh, if I want to listen to music in its crisp format, to hear the highs, mids and lows, I've got other headphones for this purpose. However, if I want a massive grin on my face because my whole face is rattling and the low sound of bass that kicks in during a track that makes you jump comes on, then these are the cans for u!!! The physical sensation these bring to the table is amazing - it's like being sat in my brother's car that has two 15 inch sundown subs. There are certain frequencies these headphones won't like but anything between 25k/30k-60k hz sounds amazing. I tried them with some ultra low music which are tracks you can find online that have had the bass customised to a lower frequency purposefully. Anything lower than 25k hz they didn't really like. Also, punchy bass was a bit of headache after a while - they prefer that rolling bass at the frequencies pointed out above.The only thing for me that compares to these are my JVC Kenwood HA-SZ2000's paired with the Fiio BTR5. Those have a more crisp overall sound whilst delivering amazing lows but these will set u back anything between £750-£1250 brand new and the BTR5 just over £100.Therefore, in conclusion, for £120 squid, decent build quality and lovely fit (for my odd shaped head anyways) these are by far the best sounding "straight out the box" bass headphones I've come across on the market so far.