Customer Ratings & Reviews

Skull candy Gtind wireless is a good headphone to buy . Excellent sound. Stylish with Bluetooth . Battery backup is good

I love it because I can hear my music and if a call comes in I answer it from my headphones

Feel like could be better and not returning..conec to phone,tunes...rain..store,warranty .models....clubs...psyche..stuff to say,dilema

Have it for psyche,but problems keep giving me headache...

The Skullcandy Grind wireless headphones have a good review on Consumer Reports and for the price point they do not disappoint. Sound quality, battery life, and range are all very good. I would recommend these to a friend.

Holds a charge for longer than I thought it would/could. Good range of sound. Comfortable fit. Am interested to try out the sound-cancelling aspect on a plane.

Wanted a wireless headphone and used Skullcandy before. This headphone is light weight so it can stay longer on your head. Sound is very clear and not have too much bass. Easy setup with Bluetooth and included with both AUX and recharge cables. Good noise isolation. Comfortable to wear for a few hours. One of the best wireless headphones.

I've read awesome reviews of this product from the sound guys, and I have to say that it has not only met my expectations but also exceeded it. What I love about this product is that it has great quality for it's price. I've read review of more expensive headphones but has the same quality as this product. It's lightweight, and the battery life is as the product says, 12 hours.

Comfortable, decent sound, decent battery life. 3.5 mm jack is convenient .

I was pleasantly surprised by these headphones. For the price I was expecting mediocre at best but the sound quality straight out of the box was quite good. It should only get better after they are broke in. Bluetooth range is excellent. Overall build quality is fantastic. They are very comfortable and do not squeeze too hard but do stay in place. Now I'm not saying these compete with $300 headphones but for the price, I highly recommend them.

Looking for set of headphones for 9 year old for vacation and determined from reviews that "kids" sets were washed out on plane. Went with these because reviews stated they were loud enough to be heard on plane and were the right size for my child ata reasonable price. After a month, my child loves them and uses them all the time. Nice to have the extra cord to use when BT dies. Only issue is that one of the ear covers fell off but went back on with no issue. Good purchase.

Great sounds, they have great bass and the batteries in them work well.

The Grind wireless is a very nice set of on-ear wireless phones for the money! They are lightweight, hold a charge for 10-12 hours, look nice and sound great! A full bodied sound with balanced highs, mids and lows.

I like these headphones as I needed something in the house I could wear without carrying my device around. They are comfortable to wear and do not cup your ear like a suctioning device so you are able to hear outside noises (doorbell, husband talking {????}, dog barking to go out, ...etc.) The sound is great and the distance, considering I had to go into thru out the house, surprisingly, went with me. The only draw back is that every time I had to use them, I had to go back into settings to connect the wi fi. But over all, good set of hear phones.

I chose 5 stars based on their terrific sound for the price compared with other similar styles and brands. Great for general use and travel. Their sound, battery life and ability to be used wireless or wired make them easy to love. I feel no buyers remorse when at home I swap these on ear headphones for my higher end more detailed studio and audiophile grade around ear headphones. In their price category, they are a 4+ star sounding headphone with a 5 star price. Hoping for a future version that can fold up. Very satisfied and hope they prove they can survive several years of use both inside and outdoors.

I already own an expensive pair of wireless over the ear headphones. I was looking for another pair that was lighter in weight and didn't cover my whole ear for those instances when I didn't need to block out any other noise. This pair got great reviews on a leading online site that reviews such stuff, so I tried it out and I agree. It's a great pair that offers great sound at a low price compared to much higher priced headphones. The bass is perfect. My biggest complaint about other headphones is the artificial boosting of bass. Why distort your music to a sound that is something other then the original recording.

Bought this to use with our TV as we are getting hard of hearing. My wife wanted them for herself. Using this with a HomeSpot Dual Stream Optical Digital Wireless transmitter connected to the TosLink on our vizio m701d-a3r TV. I have all of our devices connected via HDMI to a yamaha receiver with a single HDMI going to the TV and the speakers on the TV are off. There is a hair bit of lag, but unless your staring at the mouth of the person talking, it's not very noticeable. I'm pretty particular about that kind of thing and the lag isn't enough for me to really notice unless I stand 5 feet from the TV and look for it. With the headphones and the transmitter, it works exactly how we wanted. Plugged the xmitter into a usb port on the TV for power, bound the device to the headphones and now, whenever the TV is on, the xmitter is powered and she just turns on the headphones and it connects. No fuss whatsoever. I first had her try my bose AE2W headphones, but they were too warm for her ears. She still wore them for a couple weeks because she liked being able to hear without blasting the TV. The skullcandy ones are almost as light, but they aren't nearly as warm since they rest on the ear instead of enveloping it. They don't get quite as loud as I had hoped, but she doesn't have to max them out to hear the voices when people are talking on the TV. I tried a new receiver that had dialog amplification which helped for a while, but as time went on, her hearing degraded and we had to try something else. On days when she isn't working, she has the headphones on for many hours at a time and tends to forget they are on as she walks out the door to run errands. She's wore them clear to the car on more than one occasion due to forgetting they are even on her head. She has yet to have them go dead while using them. She charges them at night and if she uses them for many hours in a row, she plugs them in to a charger at her end table for a little while to avoid running them dead. I think the battery is supposed to last 12+ hours, so odds are, unless we are binge watching something on netflix, she won't have an issue anyway. I may get a second set for myself so I don't bend hers out of shape as my head is much larger. However, I'll have to get another transmitter and a fiber splitter I think as the xmitter I bought is supposed to handle two sets of headphones, but the instructions are very lacking. Which makes it questionable as to if I can get a second set paired without screwing up her headphones.

I bought these headphones almost two years ago and they are still holding up great! The sound quality is awesome and the price really cant be beat. I also like the ability to connect an aux cord to the headphones just in case you run out of juice. Charges quick and lasts really long too, I am a definite heavy user and charge em every 3-4 days or so. Definitely would recommend these for someone interested in introductory bluetooth headphones without breaking the bank!

I bought these as a replacement for my old Smokin Buds 2. First the bad, I can confirm two issues others have rated, leakage and comfort. For the listener, they're loud but clean; however, anyone nearby will get a good bit of sound, as well. Not the best choice at full volume for work, say. After extended wear, they can also get uncomfortable on the ear. Slightly adjusting them over the ear can alleviate this for a time, but if you are into marathon listening sessions, I go 5-6 hours sometimes, it's something to keep in mind. That said, the upside is that they stay charged an insanely long time. I've forgotten to disconnect them from my tablet or phone, only to try to FaceTime or call a day later and discover they're still connected. They've never died during listening with regular charging, and the included audio cable easily remedies the problem when/if they do. Sound quality always comes back to bass, for me, and while they aren't the most punchy, I not disappointed across a range of genres. As budget headphones go, I don't think I'll find much better in this range, until I try the Hesh 2's, maybe

Good sound. Love the fact that they are wireless when needed for mobility or corded so you aren't exposed to bluetooth radiation constantly. First Skullcandy purchase, usually go with Sony....but the comfort and corded option sold me on these. After a few hours at work my ears feel a bit squished but repositioning them usually does the trick. Would recommend.