Customer Ratings & Reviews

They are comfortable. They sound good. Battery life is exceptional. I used them for two 12 hour days and they still had power. They always connect to my phone automatically. Bluetooth range for me is about 40 feet. The box said “Feel the bass” sounded kind of gimmicky so I put them on. You really can FEEL the bass. The effect is adjustable. Higher you set it more you feel it. On high it feels like you are sitting in a car with huge subs. I love them. I passed up a set of Sony noise canceling headphones for these and don’t feel like I made a bad choice. If I break them I will by another pair.

These headphones are well built. They feel a little too tight on my average sized head. Soft ear and head cushions. Volume, track and base controls easy to use without removing headphones from your head, and they are the right size to still work with light gloves. I tried other brands at the store and liked the sound from these better than the more expensive Bose and Sony models. Bass is amazing. They say "bass you can feel" and they are right. Bass does not sound muddy unless you slide the adjustable bass slider too high. Highs are crisp and cut through the bass effortlessly. Great sounding headphones! Long battery life, pairs easily with Bluetooth devices. Sound cancelling feature not as good as Beats

I already had a set of the Hesh Wireless Headphones for myself (the non bass- booost variety - that I love). My son wanted a set, but I got the new bass-enhanced version on sale for the same price. He loves them, and I think they sound fuller than the ones I have, and would definitely recommend these to anyone. The Bluetooth works very well, even on different floors of the house, and the battery life seems to be more than sufficient. I also prefer the ear pad shape on these ones compared to my other Hesh Wireless (they are a little more comfortable for long use). Looks like I may be upgrading mine soon too. Definitely a step up from last model, and price was very good ($100 pre black Friday sale).

Bought 2 of these for my daughters to use with their iPads. The price was on sale and a good buy for a name brand wireless headphone. I charged them up and tried them out and I was honestly blown away by the bass and crisp sound. I have a $200 pair of Sony headphones and these are more comfortable and sound way better. I am seriously considering buying another pair for myself. Like the bass control feature right on the headphone, and the cell phone interaction and microphone seems to work flawlessly. Hoping battery life is good. I used for several hours with no problems.

I owned one of the first Crusher sets (wired). I was impressed, but the induction feature was a bit too gimmicky for me. I'm a bit of a bass head and like to hear bass lines punch through vocals and leads. I had a pair of Sony XBR-950BTs, which are more balanced and a good set to have as well, but I also wanted to try these out. So glad I did! The sound is quite balanced, a little compressed/absent on the mids, but an EQ can fix that and I enjoy music with the highs and lows emphasized anyway. For the bass, very good. They've improved a lot on the resonance that the induction coil kicks in and it's more smooth with more frequencies included. I never raise the slider; the bass is plenty at the lowest setting (maybe too much for some). If you want to rattle your head off, you can turn the slider up and do just that, I promise. Besides sound quality being very, very solid for a Bluetooth set, the thing I have enjoyed the most out of these is their battery life. I hardly ever charge them. I listen to music almost every night on them, take them everywhere, and I've never run them dead. I mean, it's really incredible the battery life you get out of these. Very low maintenance. I have the white ones so they're quite sleek and still stylish too. I think if you're truly picky about audio, and I'm talking like upper 20% of very picky audiophiles, you'd consider these 4/5 for what they offer in quality, balance, and utility. If you're anyone else, or just looking for a set of very good cans to use whenever, wherever, and forever, these are 5/5. As a side note, the buttons are very useful for Bluetooth audio control. I think phone calls on them are decent but not the best (I'm talking about its microphone). There is quite a bit of surrounding/ambient sound reduction wearing them as they fit sealed on your head. I don't ever tire wearing them, but I can see how others might sfter several hours of use. Your ears might get sweaty if you're hot. You can crank them loud and other people can probably lightly hear the sound, but any less than full blast, and they'd be lucky to hear you jamming. I think that about covers everything. I don't review things often, but I truly love these, and I hope others will check them out.

Every time I get new headphones, they are always steps above the last. This is no exception. I had been pining over these for almost two years, but just couldn't quite justify the cost... and then Black Friday hit and I scored them for a mere $80! The sound quality alone was well worth the cost, I'm hearing things I never heard before, even with my previous "good" headphones. The over-ear design is much like studio style headphones and cups your ears, rather than sitting on top of them which would cause me some discomfort. The headband is a solid piece of steel and runs all the way down to the brackets that hold the cups, so no worry about that breaking. The padding is soft, yet doesn't feel cheap and it has a nice head pad with a notch in it for hanging. Pairing was simple and straight forward, I had no issue getting them up and running. The buttons are easy to distinguish for volume and power. The main 'gimmick' is the base drivers built into the headphones, it simulates head-bangin' bass without the expensive stereo system. I actually didn't realize this was a thing until I saw the slider. The slider itself is very easy to slide and is very precise in adjusting the bass drivers. Something to keep in mind is that different types of bass don't work as well as others, you want something that thumps, otherwise it's just constant bass and the drivers don't stop. This is very true in games and sometimes movies. If you're thinking about getting these, you probably noticed them boasting about the battery life. While I haven't actually counted the hours (up to 40hrs), I can say that I went for at minimum FOUR DAYS without recharging. I might have actually been closer to five. Without exact numbers, I would say probably from 4-8 hours a day. The amount you use the bass drivers will affect this as well. I told one of my coworkers about these and he said "aren't those the ones that are supposed to be better than Bose?" So, these certainly have a bit of a rep built up.

I love these headphones . They fit good on my small head and are adjustable for also larger heads. They does not fall off, especially when using them when i do my gym work outs or cleaning around the house, which I like to use them during these activities. The overall sound is great, They recharge easily and i can use them for long hours. I love the bass boost feature . It is easy to hook them up to the bluetooth and easy to use. I recommend these headphones.

I bought these after doing some research and listening to them at the store. I was torn between between the Sony XB950BT but they had too much bass and not enough mid and highs. I also tried the JBL Everest Elite but they were two weak for my liking. I then tried the Crusher wireless and they blew me away. They have great sound and and are comfortable to wear. One of my favorite features is the haptic bass slider. The highs are crisp and the mids bring the vocals to life. The battery life on these headphones is amazing. They are comfortable and fir great around the ear and feel good on your head. The side controls are easy to operate. Overall very happy with them. Great buy especially if you can buy them on sale for $99.

I absolutely love love love these headphones I researched around for awhile and was going to get beats but realized youre just paying for the name and look. Crusher wireless are comfortable great sound with adjustable bass and volume Bluetooth connection it's just so convenient and the charge lasts forever!!! I wouldn't trade these for anything else I'm actually thinking about going and buying another pair for my wife! Absolutely recommend these!

I was skeptical because so many products claim amazing bass but really don't when you try it yourself. I must say these phones do deliver the bass on demand, So much bass that I usually have to dial it down from max bass setting. I also ike how you can use these as either corded or wireless bluetooth. The long battery life ibetween charges is a bonus too. They are comfortable, but not all day comfortable for me.

This is my first pair of Skullcandy Crusher headphones. Setting it up was pretty straightforward after putting it in pairing mode and selecting the device in my phone’s Bluetooth menu. It has a multi-function/power button (MFB) on the back of the right earcup between the ‘+’ and ‘-’ buttons used for volume adjustment and track skipping. You can also take calls on by pressing the MFB, and the audio picked up by its mic is clear and crisp. The main feature that sets this line of headphones apart is an adjustable sensory bass slider on the left earcup. Other than that, it’s a fairly basic set of wireless Bluetooth headphones. It has a USB-C port for charging and AUX input port for wired connections on the left earcup as well. The AUX cable is 4 ft long and does not have inline controls. Both ends of the incredibly short, 4.5 inch USB-A to USB-C cable are reversible, so it's nice that you don't have to think about its orientation when plugging it in. The battery charges quickly in 2-3 hours and can last around 40 hours of playback on a full charge. The headphones’ body and earcup hangers are constructed with lightweight plastic, and it has a flexible steel core. Both the earcups are collapsible and fold in for compact storage, however, no case is included. There are short lengths of cable that exit out of the top of the earcups before routing back into the headband. The underside of the headband is rubberized with an indent in the middle for use with a headphone hanger. While it’s not as soft as a fabric/foam headband, it is relatively cushy, and I appreciate that it can be easily cleaned by wiping it off. As for the fit, the earcups are a decent size but not overly generous. They do not pivot side to side but can tilt very slightly top to bottom. They are adjustable up and down about an inch. As someone with larger ears, my ears barely fit fully within the pad cavities and touch the inside edges of the padding. I found the clamping force on my head somewhat tight and the leatherette pads heat up a bunch while I’m wearing them. They’re okay for short listening sessions, but if I wear them for more than an hour they start feeling hot and uncomfortable. The ear pads are also easy to remove so you can replace them when they wear out. As for sound quality, it’s just okay, considering I generally prefer headphones tuned for audiophiles. Sound isolation is average, with a good seal from the pressure, but audio tends to bleed to the exterior at higher volumes, so folks around you may be able to hear what you're listening to. With the bass slider at the lowest position, the sound is fairly muddy with fuzzy trebles coupled with under-supported mids and shallow bass, projected over a narrow soundstage. Turning up the bass slider adds more punch with haptic feedback that causes the earpads to physically vibrate. This vibration also tends to travel up the headband to generate some buzzing at the top of my head which I found pretty exhausting after a while. Even at 50% the boosted bass feels overly heavy, though the balance is better when set to around 25%. When the bass slider is turned up to the max, the haptic effects are quite forceful, however, the fidelity and clarity of the audio suffers, becoming way too boom-y and dull. For me, I find the haptic sensations to be very unpleasant. It’s not quite ticklish, but it’s in that zone. The intensity and placement of the vibrations around my ears is just irritating, almost painful, like it’s hitting a nerve the wrong way. I also noticed that the steel core tends to resonate with a dull metallic ping any time the headphones are touched or adjusted, which was annoying. Overall, these headphones were not my cup of tea. I found the haptic vibrations detrimental to my enjoyment of the music, whose sound quality is fairly average to begin with. However, if you enjoy powerful thumping bass and feeling vibrations on your head that sync with your music, these may be right up your alley.

The Quality, the fit, the battery life. The Volume this headset is dope AF. I had some b.t.s. And compared to them the Quality is better. You get a better or same product for a much lower price. A piece of plastic did break on the earpiece. But I sent it to the factory and got a new headset

After looking at all the over ear phones, these were be far the most comfortable and then simply sound amazing. Love the adjustable bass slider, and bluetooth ability. Battery life is borderline ridiculous as I listen to them all day during the week on average of 8-10 hrs a day and I only recharge them about every week and a half! Would highly recommend!!

I was on the fence about these headphones vs the beats studio. I do live over the ear headphones as the cushions are like pillows vs pressed on my ears after the break in period. I watched several reviews and just couldn't make my mind up. I chose the skullcandy headphones because of the price and the bass! It's a super bass headphone with the slider turned to max and light bass with the slider in the off position. The build quality is nice and the cushions do take a week to break in but once you do it's amazing. Only get these headphones if you like over the ear with big bass! It will vibrate your ears and give you chills if you find a bass song and max the slider. It's just unreal. It's also not noise cancelling, just isolation. Which means you can hear the environment with them turned down and everyone will hear your music with it turned up. Call clarity and battery life and amazing. Took me a week or a little longer of a few hours listening a day before I had to charge. A definite buy again if I need to! Skullcandy Crusher for the win!

I was looking for an inexpensive set of bluetooth headphones primarily for fitness, and occasional use when watching TV. Initially I bought the Skullcandy Riff, but found the headband uncomfortable, and the sound a little flat. After sampling a few pairs in the store, I was blown away by the sound of the crushers, definitely the most powerful bass of any set, and probably the best sound south of $200. They are comfortable, pair easily, and the separate buttons and slider are easy to use. They basically have small subwoofer/shakers in addition to 40MM speakers, and while they might produce the most "precise" bass, it can go from "average" when turned off to mind numbing. They sound best with the slider around 25%, enough to deliver solid bass, but it compliments the mids and highs without overpowering them. The only real downside is that they are relatively large and heavy, although secure enough for a run, they get in the way with some excercises . The battery life is great, after a couple weeks at the gym, or around 15 hours of use, they are only down to 60-80% remaining. Provided you are aware of the size, are not looking for high-end sound reproduction, and just want a good simple set of headphones with a lot of bass for metal/hip-hop, these are great for the money.

I got these for when I travel and they are great quality for the price. Pretty comfortable, great sound, and block a reasonable amount of noise. They hold a charge very well; 8 hours to europe and back and didn't have to charge them. They look great and have a nice little bag to carry them in.

The bass on the Skull Candy Crusher Wireless AKA by me as skullcrusher is great but the level of comfort is also great as well. Pros: great battery life, charge time is super fast, love the bass slider, big buttons, and bass is brain scrambling good. Cons: not very comfortable, earmuff pressed too hard(nearly compressing your head level), plastic part/sleeve on the earpiece where you adjusting the length of the headphone is a weak point(broke both of mine, two headphones). Holding mine together with a ziptie. Also, a clicking noise when pressed on one earpiece.

Skullcandy crusher wireless over the ear headphones are by far the best headphones I have purchased! They are very comfortable. They hold charge for many hours. They look good. The sound quality is excellent. And the bass is better than any other headphones I've heard.

These are the best sounding headphones I’ve ever heard. Definitely recommend buying especially if they are on sale. The battery life is great and are comfortable for extended amounts of time. If you like bass, these are a good option for you.

Found these wonderful headphones on sale at Best Buy. I am a fan of Skullcandy headphones to begin with. I feel Skullcandy not only is great, but they are a super value for your money. The quality is amazing. I bought these headphones for my television viewing. I have a Bluetooth transmitter, so my family doesn't have to listen to everything I am watching. With the adjustable bass and even a protective cloth case, these are simply the best headphones I have ever owned. I also love the fact these are very user friendly and connect up and work great every time. With approximately a 50 hour play time, you can use these a very long time between charges. Crazy how long the charge lasts before I have to recharge! Comfortable, sturdy, awesome sound quality, and a great warranty. Yup, I love my Skullcandy headphones and highly recommend these.