Customer Ratings & Reviews

They're incredibly comfy. And amazing bass but for some reason when using the input cord there's this white hissing noise. Couldn't stand it but if you want it just for Bluetooth then go for it.

Doesn't have noise cancellation, other than that, they're great.

The left side died after a couple of weeks, other than that battery is amazing and the sound boost id great

Pros: bass is good, sound is pretty clear... Cons: uncomfortable. music sounds bad on this other than the bass. bluetooth is kind of annoying and there's a delay every time a new sound starts. My cheap headset from Amazon sounds WAY better than this and is way more comfy. Why does everyone like this so much?

They sound great but the noise canceling does not work that well.

Good quality and noise cancelation but it has Bluetooth problems

These are some of the best headphones I've ever owned. They have an easy set up and simple to use. I just don't recommend turning the bass up all the way your ears wont handle it.

I would say the the sony WH-4000 are better but this isnt a bad option

These were a gift so I didn’t try them on before they were purchased. They don’t fit very well on my head. When I adjust the ears to fit the top feels like it’s pushing down hard on the top of my head. So make sure you try them on your head before you purchase. When you turn them on and turn them off the voice saying on or off has a strong accent and sometimes I can’t tell if it’s saying on or off.

great head set but didnt word right with teams on Bluetooth

The clarity of this headphone is possitively surprising. Having the slider for the sensory bass is quite thoughful. I am a bit sensitive to the vibrations. I am thus happy to have the opportunity to adjust that setting. This is a different listening experience. A very good one. This model does not have noise cancellation so if that is very important to you, you should buy the other model that has ANC. I like being aware of my surrounding when I am out so this is perfect for me. Battery life is good. It is a bit heavier than my other headphone but I still find it comfortable. I think this headset is exactly as advertised. Definitely worth the purchase.

The previous versions were way better. This one does not even compare. I continue to superglue the arms that hold the speakers so I can keep using the one I have. Signal was terrible when the connectivity even worked. Didn't last long at all. The seal over the ear was less than mediocre.

Not what was expecting after using them for a couple weeks. I like their noise canceling ones better.

Bass is monstrous but the overall quality is just lacking. Sure if your strictly hip hop and dont care about clear vocals go for it

The sound on the demo headphone was load but once I opened my box it was clear the demo was the fishing line and I took the bait.

Returned. The sensory technology doesn't actually produce lower bass, but simply rattles the headphones. Not good technology for me.

Good sound quality but not so great for speaking, I had to return it after few weeks, it begin to create static sounds.

The product had loud bass at first, but then one day the left side of the earbud stopped working, so I ended up giving them away to a family friend.

I thought I was done with wanting to use headphones after spending a year with just earbuds, especially a particular brand that is all the rage with sponsorships on YouTube right now, but I began to miss having some kick with my music. I had put Skullcandy on the backburner of my choice of audio equipment after a purchase I wasn't in love with from them, but decided to return back to my old flame to see if they could aid in my new search. And boy, did they! A friend of mine had the original Crusher headphones and praised them, so when I saw they had a new version, I decided to give them a shot as well. These already sound great out of the box, but I went ahead and set up the sound profile with the app (which is really great as I hear just slightly better in one ear than the other). If you turn the app off, you definitely hear a dip in quality so I really recommend taking just two minutes to set it up. Once set, you don't need to connect them to the app again. I would press the "connect" button on the app when using them, but it doesn't change the audio and that's because it was still automatically set, even if the app looks like it's turned off. By pressing the "connect" button again, it allows you to make any adjustments you want, such as turning off or redoing your sound profile, or getting help specific to your headset. Despite my slight hearing issues (or maybe because of it), I prefer to max out the bass, lol. I love the head-rattling shake when the music hits that sweet spot. So many times for the first few days as I tried these with different songs (ranging from piano instrumentals to JRock, to pop, to alt rock), I'd just melt in my chair and smile at how great these sounded. Also really good at noise cancellation so if you need to tune out from the world, these will help you do it (if you don't mind everyone else around you semi-hearing your music). I caught these on sale with one-fourth of the price knocked off and loved them so much, I decided my sibling deserved to be a part of the experience so I got him some as well! Figured as he likes rap, he'd find the bass even more important than me and I saw him also give the satisfied smile when his songs really kicked in, lol. By the way, absolute KUDOS to the customer service of Best Buy! For my pair, I got them with free overnight shipping. For my brother's, I went down to my local store to pick them up same day. The instant I walked in, someone greeted me and offered to assist. They then had someone else help grab my order for me. The entire exchange took no more than three minutes and I didn't even need to go beyond the front doors. Very professional and courteous. So, I recommend these directly from Best Buy for those reasons, an amazing product and because of the amazing experience I had with my purchases. One tiny con on a personal note, though. I have ears that are not even and my head is a bit flat in the back (as my sibling so eloquently put it, my head is shaped like a grape, lol). The over-the-ear fit causes pain to my left ear and the headphones slide down a lot (they're also rather heavy). The most I have been able to figure out to mitigate this is to wear the headphones closer to the front of my head with the headband adjusted out for the different ear levels. Again, these are personal issues but figured I'd mention them in case anyone else has a similar head-shape issue, lol.

Just okay I don’t really recommend to people looking for good noise cancel