Customer Ratings & Reviews

Picked these up for my 15yr old son as a replacement for his broken Sol Republic V10 cans.Since I had purchased the GS replacement plan on the Sol Republic set, the exchange went smoothly. He picked out tbe Skullcandy BT cans and so far so good...he wears them everywhere. The only nitpick that either of us had was the weird and awkward placement of the charging port. You have to tilt the headphone speaker in order to get to the port. BTW, if you can swing it, do yourself a favor and buy the GS Replacement Plan on gear like this...especially if it's for a teenager or personal workouts. It's well worth the extra money. ..I have twins and it's already paid for itself.

(Salamat=Thank's) :) So amazing sound quality, Battery life, Good Price...

These were bought to put on my sons wheelchair, behind his headrest to act as low grade speakers for his iPad. These were perfect, very flexible, good sound, quick hookup to bluetooth. They were an answer to years of looking. I cannot even express how well they work for us. Thank you

Great headphones for the price you paid. I will recommend all my friends and family.

I had heard that the SkullCandy Hesh 2 had much higher sound quality than my existing SkullCandy Crusher set [a pair of headphones geared towards car-audio bass quality, and not actual sound quality]. However, I absolutely could not bear the ill-fitting standard corded Hesh 2's, as the cushion is not soft, and is designed completely to house an ear within the cup, but my ears are far too big to even fold into the small inner cup of the headphones and if I use them as on-ear headphones my ears are crushed, so no matter what I do, I'm left with miserably sore ears. Around the end of 2014, I had heard of the new wireless Bluetooth model of the Hesh 2. Wireless alone had caught my interest, but the shape of the Hesh was just too poor of a fit on my ears. Though, once I found that the Hesh 2 Wireless featured the same luxurious soft padded cushioning as the Crusher, these became a must-buy for me. Before getting into the headphones' actual performance, I must go over the their build and overall comfort. The Hesh 2 Wireless is designed with the same shape as the Hesh 2 [except for the attractively-flattened ends of the cans, the soft matte-all-over finish, and luxuriously-soft padding to differentiate from its corded iteration] so if you have tiny ears, this is just as SkullCandy advertises; an over-ear set, but in my case and for anybody else with dumbo ears, these are on-ear headphones. Don't even try to fit a large ear in those cups, it's just too uncomfortable and not worth the effort. Besides, the luxurious cushions on the Hesh 2 Wireless are so soft and comfortable that even if your ears are so big that the headphones must rest on your ears, they will not become uncomfortable even after extensive periods of listening. The sound quality itself is superb, to say the least. These cans rock some kickin' 50mm sound drivers with intense bass and top-notch clarity for the price. The drivers being 50mm brings up an important note to most people: If you don't want others around you hearing sounds coming from your headphones, then that may become an issue with this set. The drivers are simply too large for even the set's thick durable housing to keep in, and sound is going to bleed outside of them at higher volumes. That being said, these things murder the bass-laden Crusher in the clarity department, and at $100, you'd be a fool not to opt for these instead of the $350 Beats Wireless unless you blindly worship a name, because these cans pump out the same quality. The Bluetooth signal is average, but that isn't a bad thing. While wired headphones have cords between 4 and 8 feet, Bluetooth technology graces supported headsets with a 30ft signal range, thus making a selling point out of any wireless headset. The quality of sound over Bluetooth is superb, and depending on the device [usually low-end laptop computers], the sound quality over Bluetooth is superior to the standard 3.5mm connection. This set has a very fair battery life, getting 15 hours when, get this, the headset is set to MAX volume, not some lower setting like other companies advertise for their products. So if your most comfortable listening level is at around 50% or 75%, expect battery life nearing or exceeding 20 hours of use per charge. Just as with all other wireless headphones, even if you drain your battery, but happen to have the included audio cord handy, you can continue to use the Hesh 2 as a wired headset. Charging is perhaps the most negative point of these headphones, as while charging is very quick and only takes an hour and a half to get 10 hours of play, and 3 hours to get a full 15+ hours, the task of plugging the charger is very counter-intuitive for the sake of keeping the port safe from dust and whatever else is in the air. You actually have to tilt the left speaker as far inward as you can, and keep it there until you plug the microUSB charger into the top of the speaker. Having it at the bottom would have put the port more at risk, but would have made it as easy to charge the device as all the other Bluetooth headsets. I would not recommend paring this with multiple devices, as the 'switch devices' feature does not work as well on these headphones as it does on SkullCandy's portable Bluetooth speakers. This headset is best when only paired with one device you know you'll be using it with most, and using it as a wired headset with any/all other devices. Overall, I highly recommend this set to anybody looking for a wireless headset that performs above and beyond not only wireless headphones in the $100 price range, but headphones in the $100 price range in general. The sound quality can't be beat by anything else in its class unless you start treading into 'audiophile' territory, and the battery life, I feel, is well worth the less-than-ideal charging procedure. P.S. - For any music addicts or geeks who choose to look like a tech enthusiast wherever they go, these babies look awesome around the neck, and having them on the neck while traveling is better than cramming them into a bag/backpack, as the simplicity of slipping them on and pressing a button for use can make them a permanent accessory to any music fan's outfit. The style of these headphones is icing on the cake.

The headphones have great sound, they are universal, you can use them with the volume adjustable wire or go wireless. They are comfortable to wear.

I went to best buy ready to drop$300 on either the beats by dre or the Bose wireless headphones. best buy has them all set up to demo which is great! It's the same music so it's an easy comparison.. beats by dre didn't have the sound I expected for $300.. the bass was a little clearer but other than that vocals were muted... the Bose sound dampening was amazing! I literally couldn't hear the outside world with nothing playing. But the sound again wasn't what I expected for 300. I even went down to the 250 bose which seemed very cheaply made and don't really say on or cover the ear. After browsing every other wireless model and not liking any I was on my way out of the store when I saw a skull candy set with a built in subwoofer. I stopped to try it out but wasnt impressed with the bass only in one ear (maybe it was broken) but while standing there I saw they had a wireless set that covered the ear.. had good sound dampening but not as good as bose but about the same as beats. The sound was good. Base was decent vocals were crisp. I didn't need it loud to hear the song well. Also came with a cable to make t it wired if I wanted and the design is nice. All flat black even the skull candy on the top of the band is all black so I'm not a walking advertisement like beats and Sony. I was very surprised and for $99 you can't go wrong. I have a cheaper creative pair which was 40 I wish I would have found these skull candy ones sooner! I also use them with my home surround sound usually watching movies or playing games after the kids went to sleep meant low volume and trouble hearing things. Not anymore! Pairs easy with all my devices from android to tablets and ipads. They are a little bigger than I was hoping to get but the extra padding actually makes them more comfortable to wear. I use these at work and at the gym. No problem with slipping or falling even when running.. only issue is when doing things like burpees They begin to slide and need adjusting.

I wanted a pair of wireless headphones because I listen to a lot of music, especially when I exercise or do housework, and sometimes a cord is just inconvenient. I've been so happy with my Skullcandy earbuds, this is the brand I navigated to while in search of something wireless. I'm a headphones person. I like the small size that is handy for stuffing in a hoodie pocket, and sometimes wear them in one ear at the office on days when I need to plow through a mountain of paperwork but still need to hear what's going on around me in the office. But when it comes to wireless, I haven't been happy with the style and fit of wireless earbuds. So I took at the wireless headphones. When I found Hesh 2, I was turned off by their bulky size. But they had really good reviews, so I decided to bite the bullet and get a pair. Best purchase I've made in a very long time! • The battery life is great. I've worn these every day since purchasing them a month ago, put at least the advertised 15 hours on the initial charge (if not more), and they are still going strong. I fully expect to have to charge them soon, but it's nice to know the battery does last a good while! • They are super comfortable. The longest I've worn them is 3.5 hours (went on a very long walk that day). They don't hurt my head or my ears, and they stay in place no matter what I'm doing -- dishes, cleaning the house, walking, even jogging. • The sound is fantastic. This is what I love about Skullcandy the most, and it's true about Hesh 2. I love the sound quality these guys have with my music and my movies. • You can't hear much of anything else when they are on. Just wearing these, no music, I can't hardly hear my family talking unless they raise their voices. With music on, I still can't hardly hear them even with voices raised. This is great for someone like me who likes to get lost in the music while working or exercising, but would not be good for a situation where you need to pay attention to your surroundings. • The function buttons are very handy. Especially when I'm doing dishes, when wet hands don't work well on my iPod's touch screen, I can still pause or skip tracks and adjust the volume easily. • The bluetooth range is not very long. I don't remember reading about the bluetooth range before purchasing these, but I would guess them at about 15 feet. My iPod died one night while I was walking, so I connected these to my iPad. I laid it on the hood of my mom's car and walked in a 25 - 30 foot circle around the car. If I strayed much farther, the connection got really spotty or dropped altogether until I came back within range. Aside from that (and I hardly consider it an inconvenience, but wanted to mention it), I have had zero trouble with the wireless bluetooth connection. I have not yet plugged them in with the included headphone cable because I haven't needed to use it. I have not yet tried calling or voice chatting with the built in mic. I can't imagine a better pair of headphones, and would definitely recommend this to anyone who is married to their music! (and, in case you were wondering, the bulky size doesn't even bother me as much as I thought it would)

The Hesh 2 bluetooth works extremely well. It can go up to 150ft before you start to lose connection with your tablet. The headphones will let you know when its time to recharge. You have three chances before it shut off. The cushions are of comfy fit. The shells are constructed to take a beating but not a pounding. The hesh two comes with a rechargeable cord that you can plug in into your computer, you can use the house outlet for an hour, or leave it for a while it recharges. The only problem is that you have to search for the plug in the headphones which is on the left side on top. If you can't wait for the recharge use your cord and plug in. The handle or bridge is coated in rubber for a better grip. Hesh two is constructed with good material. Controls are easy to feel for and you can tell the differences between volume up and volume down. You can also use the cord to talk into. Enjoy the base it sounds pretty good

I worked in an office where my coworkers were awfully chatty, preventing me from achieving my full productivity. Earbuds were not enough to drown everyone out unless I really blasted the music which was also distracting. I looked at the Bose headphones but I just couldn't justify the price. The skull candy headphones were on sale, and I picked them up. They are my first bluetooth headphones, and I must say no wires is the best! These are pretty comfortable, I have no problem wearing them all day, and the battery life is pretty good. I used them for such a long time between charges I can't tell you how long it was, at least 1 week of 6x 8 hour days. These have better sound quality than my earbuds but obviously can't compete with high end brands like Sennheiser. Being over ear headphones, they work better at blocking out the noise from my coworkers than earbuds, though they are not noise isolating. At the price point I think these headphones are outstanding and I am very happy with my purchase.

I got these partly because they are one of the more affordable over the ear wireless headphones. But I've been really happy with the sound quality and the comfort of them. I use them daily while at work. So they get a lot of use. They actually broke on me... the mini USB port on the headphone pushed in when I tried to plug the USB cable into it to charge them. So I looked up the warranty on Skullcandy's site and the process to get a replacement was so easy, I had my new ones in hand in one week. Plus when I got the new ones, I noticed that they had actually updated the design and moved the mini USB to a better more secure place on the headphones. I've now had the replacement ones for about 4 months with no issues. Love these!

Ok... I first learned about these headphones when I read an extremely positive review in GQ about them. Check it out. So when Best Buy put them on sale, I bought them, after I had read all the Best Buy reviews, and I mean ALL of them. Some of the comments - I wonder if people really tried these things, because there is some false info out there. First of all, they are a little bigger than most, but not a biggie for me. Second, the sound it great! I read that many said they wished they would be louder. I used them with my gas powered edger and had no problem hearing the music. If they want them louder, get ready for early hearing aids when you get older. Plenty of bass - natural bass. My friend has a set of higher quality Beats and I always thought the bass was over-emphasized with them. Kinda of like those guys with the subwoofers in their cars that shake everything all around them? You can change the volume up or down. You can move forward to the next song, or backward the the previous song. Someone wrote you couldn't do that, and you can. I love when you power them up and the sound it makes, but the best part is the woman saying the word, "Connected" when you are connected to your device. I do agree that the phones are a little tight. Most of that I think is because I am not used to them, and I wear glasses, which when I take them off, makes it easier. I think it is just something to get used to, like when you haven't ridden a bike in a long time and your butt aches after you have been on it for a while. Pairing is quick and sure. Not problem with my Samsung phone or my HP laptop. I can hear calls clearly when they come in. Not sure on how good my voice is going out, as I haven't done that yet. Just listened to messages. I did have one problem when I first paired them up. The sound was breaking up bad between my phone all the time. But it didn't happen with my laptop. I emailed the Help desk at Skullcandy, and they replied right away. They suggested I try other pairings, and sure enough, the headphones worked great with everything but my phone. Then I tried my friend's Beats with my phone, and the problems was even worse. So it was my phone, which I was able to fix my backing up and rebooting my phone to the original settings. The best part was that the Help desk at Skullcandy kept sending me emails asking if my problem was resolved. I replied to them today that it was, but I was impressed with their follow-through. Look, these aren't as sexy as Beats, but I just could not justify spending $300 on a pair, when these work great! Even the cord that you get with them has the capabilities of volume, taking calls, pausing, next track and previous track and voice command. If you are looking for a solid pair of headphones for a great price, I would recommend them. No, I don't work for Skullcandy or at Best Buy!

I’ve had these headphones for one week and I absolutely love them. They are comfortable on my head and don’t put a lot of pressure on my ears. My ears are medium sized and they almost fit inside the earphones. I’ve used them for several hours mainly on YouTube and a little listening to music. There is still 70% battery life left ( I’ve charged them only once, when I got them). The sound is great, no problems with the highs and lows but I also don’t listen to loud music -anymore. The pairing was extremely easy using an iPhone. I have been 20-30 feet from my phone in my house and I haven’t experienced any degradation of quality of sound.

These headphones give a nice clean (but not amazing) sound and they are very comfortable but not bass heavy, so if that is what you are looking for there are other products in the market. They have a great rubbery/plastic feel which is hardly a problem but I guess it depends on personal aesthetics. They are very easy to sync with any Bluetooth device (PC,Mac, Smart TV) and the features to answer and end phone calls if using a cell phone works great. The battery has a decent charge span and the cable that you can use for audio, just in case you forget to charge the headphones and/or want to plug and play to any device with a 3.5 mm jack is included. As a general feedback there are a very good option for their price range and capabilities.

Fit is great and comfort is good. Sound is above average although you could get a bit more bass like similar priced headphones. Great for commuting on bus - no cord to get tangled. Battery life is decent.

These headphones are amazing. I got a price match for them and saved twenty dollars. I HATE when my earphones are pulled off because the wire is caugut on something. The bluetooth removes this problem completely. At first I thought the sound was too low but after adjusting to the sound, I realized that the outside noise was nearly gone and all I could hear was the music and now it's almost never at max volume. They also stay on well yet not to snug and yet they are still durable if i knock them on something. The price is right and the product is amazing.

I bought these on sale after reading the reviews. I have had them for a little over a month now and use them often, the battery life is awesome on these. My only complaint is they do not get very loud when connected through Bluetooth, don't get me wrong they have some volume on them but if you're really looking to jam out and like your music super loud, you may be slightly disappointed. If you're looking for some good quality, well-made, good sounding Bluetooth headphones without breaking the bank, then I would encourage you to go snatch up a pair ASAP.

Great Bluetooth headphones. Comfortable, cancel noise fantastically, and sound great. Bass is impressive.

They have good sound and are comfortable enough for me to wear for hours at a stretch. I like that I can workout without having wires catch and snag on exercise equipment. Much more affordable than beats audio for something that's going to end up soaked in sweat every day.

They are very comfortable and very clear. Not too heavy and fit great. I would recommend them to anyone.