Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great for a beginner pair of earphones, or for someone who loses earphones constantly The price is attractive for someone who needs to replace the earphones constantly, but, that's about it. Mic quality is not that great and the sound quality isn't up to normal Skullcandy wired products.

Get a what you pay for, not great not terrible. Cheap

They didn't last three months. They don't work anymore, they don't make any sound.

These were purchased as a gift for my son. He has trouble wearing air pods because they hurt his ears. He says these are very comfortable and the sound is excellent.

Fall out of my ears quite often, charge is very short compared to other Skull Candy ear buds I have used in the past.

Good product, reasonable priced. Will recommend it.

The headphones didnt unpair properly ; or even stop when you went to put them in the case ! They couldnt do what you wanted when you wanted it done . Left an extra star for the sake of the pairing to the tile app.

These have to be the worst wireless earbuds ever. I’ve used them for barely a month and they don’t keep a charge at all. I wish I would’ve saved my money and gotten a different kind.

After 1 day of use, one earpiece only lasts 5 minutes on a full charge, the other earpiece lasts longer but faulty from the start.

Great sound unfortunately one of the earbuds stopped working 2 weeks after I purchased them. The volume control no longer works and at max volume it cannot be heard.

I use to love skullcandy but I didn’t care for these. They would pick up all the noise around me and the person could not hear me

Absolute garbage. Within one month the right earbud will not hold a charge. Lasted just long enough to not be returnable.

Quality sound ear buds for only $30. I like how the buds are held in place in the charging unit by magnets. They cant fall out.

Use them twice and never use them again each individual earbud has its own battery life time it splits between the two of them

Not working no pairing no sound not working. No longer battery

Not as good as the wired headphones they make i love the brand

For under $30, you probably wouldn't expect much, but Skullcandy would surprise you on that matter. It's not that these are world-class earbuds, just that for what they cost, you get a lot of performance and value. They come with a great sized charging case that's easy to slip in a pocket or even throw on a keychain or lanyard if you want. In the event you do misplace them, it has Tile support ( if that's something you use ). And for under $30, the sound quality isn't that bad ( they're not marketed as studio reference quality, afterall ). Earbud fit is up to the individual, so I can't say if they'll work for you or not. You do get three sizes of eartips, which is pretty standard now. If you're someone who likes earbuds over headphones, these will probably be fine. If you're someone that struggles to find earbuds that stay in your ears, these probably aren't the answer. For downsides, again keep in mind these are under $30. The battery life isn't great at about 3 hours. If you need something for a train commute or out on a run ( they are water and sweat resistant ) they'll do fine. They can charge a couple times from the case ( Skullcandy says it's enough for 12 total hours ) but whether charging breaks fit into your daily schedule is up to you. If you want a pair for all-day use, I'd say you probably want a more premium set of buds, which means spending more money. And a small nitpick, the charging case uses micro USB, not USB-C. So if your phone or tablet uses USB-C, that means carrying another charge cable with you. That said, the supplied cable is a nifty affair with the USB-A side being reversible and easier to plug in without looking. And like most tiny earbuds now, the controls can be fidgety, requiring weird combinations of taps and presses to cycle your music, change volume, or answer a call. All in all, this is a solid option at a low price. If you want some daily beaters that are "just good enough," if you're someone who has a problem losing earbuds, or if you're just looking for a cheap backup pair, the Dime 2 can probably serve you well.

I bought these for my wife. She said that are pretty good. It is worth the price for the quality.

The ear insert piece is basically a giant plastic circle that will dig into your ears constantly. Sound quality worse than expected especially for skullcandy. Would be perfectly usable if the shape of the earpiece weren't literally a perfect circle constantly hitting pressure points inside your earlobe.

They hold audio connection for 20 minutes at best, typically only 5, and lose charge in less than an hour.