Customer Ratings & Reviews

The sound quality as well as the bass is very good on these earphones. The Bluetooth setup is very easy. The price point is also reasonable.

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!

Great bass, great sound, very comfortable. I would definitely tell any music lover to buy.

Use these while traveling they are comfortable and sound great long battery life.

These headphones have been the best headphones I have ever used. They have lasted me a long time and they are super comfortable. I would recommend them to anyone who listens to music for a long time or plays video games. They don't even feel like they are on your head most of the time.

Ok. I went through Bose, Beats, Audia Technica, Sony, Sennheiser, and finally arrived at these Skullcandy's. My playlists are EDM, metal, hard rock, classic rock, and various genres sprinkled here and there. I'll just break it all down. Beats Studio 3, Solo 3 - My son has Solo 3 and I can't find any level of comfort to get through a single song. They just just don't fit me at all. I'm constantly fiddling with them to find the right spot, it evades me. While fiddling I'm not moved in any way one way or the other with the sound signature. Their sound is a lesser version of the Studios. My best description of the current Beats? Hollow. No soul. No warmth. Bose and Audia Technica - If my goal was faithful representation of studio sound these would be the ones. But, here's the thing. Most of us play music from our phones, not traditional standalone speaker arrays with EQ, receiver, and interface components (CD players, DVDs, turntables, etc.). The reason bass biased headphones are so popular is playing from phones requires bass biased phones to acquire any sort of balance. I found Bose models to be warm and balanced and Auida Technica to be very accurate and overly sharp in the mids and highs playing from my 6s with the latest ios 11. Great, right? But, there is no drama or fun with these brands playing from an iphone. If you want to hear a flat EQ, these are the ones. Sony 950s - I love the 1000s in the store, but the price I don't love. Brought the 950 home and on half my tracks they are sublime. The other half, no. Thing is there's no in between with these. It's vibrate my skull or vibrate my skull even more. I exaggerate of course, but the 950s are meant for extreme bass. I freaking loved em, but I found something better. Skullcandy's - I'm a brand snob. I'll drink an import when a Miller Lite would do just fine. But, these darn things just get it right when receiving from my phone. Where to start.... The left cup slider control for bass is infinitely better than Sony's take or leave it option. The cup controls are excellent and, well, perfect for me. Volume, answer that call, shut it all down. Nothing else needed. The buttons are perfectly shaped for nothing more than a tactile review before engaging. On the scant 3 calls I've answered I've had no complaints or "Hello"s? I can't speak to wired connection because I haven't used it! Comfort is excellent for me. I'm 5 x 9, egg head, normal ears. I feel the top bar. Doesn't bother me after hours of use. Battery life...this matters. It does. I will go weeks grinding at work and have no time for music or TV shows. I've yet to grab these and have them be out of juice. I will charge them every 8 hours or so and haven't come close to the 40 hour stated run time. Connectivity has been no issue with my 2013 macbook pro or iphone. Range is as expected. If I go to the other end the house I get "skips" past 4-5 walls and 40-50 feet. Trust the 30 foot range plus a wall or two. Now what matters. I play nearly 100% of my music from apple music. When playing EDM I drag the slider all the way down, set the music eq to bass reduce (settings - music - eq) and adjust the cup slider as needed. This works for most music overall. Basically this is my baseline setting and I go from there. For my metal playlists I will go to rock, flat, or dance. Key is, iphone users, use the EQ in settings - music. Other cans I used don't take full advantage of this somewhat buried feature of apple music. Sound is subjective. I can't tell you these will be the best ever, but from what I've actually tested and practically used these Skullcandy's do react as expected from EQ changes on my iphone. Past that, do what I did and keep spending and returning until you get it right. But, I can save you some time by making sure these are on your list. These do fall short on high resolution of mid and high reproduction of tracks, but I really don't care. That stuff usually just hurts my ears and adds nothing to my actual enjoyment of music. Podcasts are awesome. Dan Patrick sounds like he does on the TV (suck it back row). Sorry, only a fan reference there. Hey, grab these and enjoy. They do respond to user input on apple music's EQ and that truly matters because none of us like the same thing! Oh, and the white with topside subfloor underlay is choice.

The bass that comes out of these are absolutely insane! love the sound that I get out of these! I use these on planes frequently to drown out the drone of both the plane and the people complaining. Highly recommend you get BestBuy to pricematch someone on these. Love the build quality, look, sound, everything. The fact they fold up nicely really helps!

I really wanted to love these headphones, but the bass was to much, you can dial it down, but at full blast, the headphones made my ears hurt, and i loved my older headphones, as bass as there, but i did not have to dial it down, and older pair sounded fine when full blast. I still give it a 5 star rating, because they are nice headphones, just to much for my ears to handle!

Great sound, haptic bass is a cool feature. Battery life is outstanding. Highly recommend.

Great sound quality. The bass is top notch. Comfortable on my ears.

Great headphones good sound long battery life really strong bass

When it comes to headphones that have wireless capability I get skeptical because wired headphones will always be more solid but these headphones are actually solid. Wireless technology is still far from perfect but it has gotten better in headphones and these headphones are good. When I hear music on these headphones its as solid as if it was wired so would I recommend this? Its rare of me to recommend anything wireless because wired will always be better but these wireless headphones I can actually recommend, I say go for it.

My 9 yr. old daughter wanted Beats in rose gold from Santa. Santa wasn't gonna drop $300 for those when the Skullcandy Crushers pretty much blew them away, and for $100 Santa was happy. She loves them... after her friend got some cheaper Beats, she knew how much better hers sounded after listening to both. She even like the color grey/tan, and they seem to be very comfortable to her. Highly recommend these headphones.

Works amazing! Never had over the ear headphones but these do great with noise cancellation and volume. Base adjustment is definitely a plus and they fit easily. I personally have a bigger head which can make it hard to trust what you buy online. The only downside I would say is if I am using these for extensive period of time while working etc., it gets sweaty and I find myself taking it off frequently.

First off these headphones are over the ear which is great. Plus the noise cancellation is a great feature. I done my research by reading reviews, watching YouTube videos on the best headphones and thus far these are the top noch. I have had these headphones for about a month and I can vouch that these are better than any Bose, or beats. These are one of the only headphones that you can adjust the bass which I think is pretty sweet.

Great bass . sound quality is acceptable . meaning itvdoes what it is supposed to do . a little heavy but not to bad .

Comfortable to wear. Great sound and long battery life

In my opinion these are better than beats, the bass really hit hard. With that you can control the bass. The only bad thing and why I didn't give them 5 star, is the battery life. The battery die before the Beats battery, but only by an hour.

These headphones have the best (adjustable too!!!) bass! Sound so much better than the studio wireless beats that I used to own. The price is also a deal. I would definitely buy these over beats or any other over the ear headphones. They also have really good noise cancelation. Helps me concentrate on the videos for school.

These are the the absolute best headphones I've had in the history of ever, the battery lasts for what seems an eternity before needing recharged and the sound quality is awesome to say the least. I love that you can adjust the bass for different songs with the slider on the headphones themselves, no more going deaf from excessive rap bass and no bass on metal songs. Quite simply this is the best purchase I've made in a while.