Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very durable well-made great Bluetooth connectivity

I've had these headphones for a week now. I was always more of a earbud type guy. Never liked the idea of bulky headphones because they look like they get sweaty and they look funny IMO. After considering some nice wireless headphones I looked into these. The reviews were great and I wound up returning headphones that were in the mail en route to my house based on reviews alone to buy these. My story: I drove to BB after work, then straight to the gym, synced it with my phone in my car and started using them immediately hoping there was enough residual charge left. There was. The main purpose of these is for the gym. Here are my Pro's/Con's: Pros: - Long battery life - Good sound quality; I'm no audiophile by any means but I think they sound pretty decent - Good quality material; I hate cheap stuff. I put these in my gym bag and things get smushed and knocked around in there. These look like they can handle it. - Good range. Haven't lost a signal yet from walking away from my phone to get weights Cons (not really cons because I expected these from a product like this but...): - Sweaty ears as I knew would happen. I'm not a big sweater but I have to wipe my ears off every 5-10 min while working out - Large size. Since these are wireless the batteries need to be stored in them making them bigger. I feel like I have the biggest headphones in the gym compared to the corded "lifters"...also expected. - I wish there was a track changer on these and maybe use the power button as a quick mute. I honestly haven't read the directions so if there is an option for it, then I'll stand corrected. Not really a con, just wishing for added convenience. Other thoughts: I came off a pair of inexpensive bluetooth ear buds. Great value, but they always fall out and were very flimsy. They couldn't handle my gym bag, not to mention the cable connecting the 2 buds would get tangled. These Skull Candy headphones are great and I would definitely buy again. 5 Stars

The headphones work great but we've had to replace them several times because my son has broken the cord that connects the plug to the device. Maybe not the best choice for kids. I would recommend for adults but maybe not kids.

My son purchased these because his other ones finally wore out after 2 years. The only issue he has with these is the bass isn't quite as "thumping" as he would like. But they feel comfy on his ears and they don't get hot.

took them to the GYM and they fell off as I did cardio, can't adjust any smaller. Sound is not the best. on phone calls the other party hears the ambience noise, so you need a very quiet area to take phone call.

Sound is muddy but what do you expect for the price. Build quality is good. They are a little bulky though. Overall if you're picky on acoustics dont buy but for an average user they should be ok.

I work as a medical transcriptionist and wear my headphones 8 hours a day. These were decent headphones, but were not very comfortable to wear all day. They are on-ear, and I realized I needed over-ear. I returned them.

I guess you get what you pay for. They work, the sound could be better, but then they weren't overly expensive.

i was going to buy a beats or Bose pair. went to best buy and was able to sample them all which was great. i needed wireless and was looking gor a smaller ear piece than the beats provided. i also wasn't impressed with the sound quality for 300 bucks so i went to the Bose section and was even more disappointed.. for 250 to 300 a pair both pairs of Bose seemed to be constructed very cheap. i planned on using these at the gym, doing work around the house etc. the Bose ones seemed like they would break the first time the feel off my head or something. again i wasnt overly impressed with the quality and the sound canceling was friggin' amazing with the Bose. as i was about to leave i passed by the Sony ones. i don't like to advertise for free for companies and the B on the side of the beats was even pushing it.. Sony took it up to a whole new level plastering their name all over them. again sound quality was sub par for the price. then there were the skull candy ones.. at furst i walked by because the ear cones were huge.. but the sleek flat black was a very plain amd appealing design.. i circled back and handled them... gave them a test and the sound quality was better than the more expensive brands.. they were light and comfortable to wear. my ears fit perfectly in the speaker cone. theirs a lot of cushion and the noise cancelling is really quite good. i don't need to crank up my music to drown out background noise. i had me 3 year old yelling as loud as he could to test them and i only needed 25% volume to no longer hear him! i have never purchased anything from skull candy before but this definitely wont be the last. for 99 bucks these are the best head phones Ive ever had. I still couldnt believe how much better these sound compared to beats and Bose wireless.. would have never thought that was possible.

We returned the corded version for the wireless pair after my son found that option in the store. They were great for 2 months and recently won't work wirelessly. Taking them back next week to get a more reputable brand.

For the price of wireless headphones you really can't beat it. Although i think the wired on ear ones were much better sound quality especially compared to more expensive but then it has a wire. Win some ya lose some.

These headphones would most likely be best for children, being they really don't now about sound quality. There tendency to over heat your ears is a problem as well..would not recommend these to a friend....

The only problem that I have with these ear headphones is that when I'am walking and listening I can head my foot hit the ground each time I take a step. Sounds like someone hitting a drum.

The headphones are excellent but the cushions on the headphones are bad. I bought this on Feb 16 2017, and its been 16 days. The left cushion has already come out of the headphones and not fitting in!

Bought these on sale. When on Bluetooth the sound quality was mediocre. When plugged with an aux cord they are as good as my wired solo beats.

Overall for $80, thought the sound (loudness) would be louder than it is...at full blast it's just a "good" level. On a 1-10 scale 1 being can't hear good and 10 being blast your hears off, it's a 5

First the good... These make sound, and the blue was a nice color. The rubberized feel and grip of the plastic felt well made. They also came with a silky bag in which to store them, thumbs up. Now for the bad... Heavy - They are hefty and uncomfortable and you can feel the weight, especially on your ears. Hot - These things make my ears not only uncomfortable, but hot. The Sound - It's definitely present. But not all that is present is good. Now these aren't your top of the lines, but my $12 gas station "in a pinch" ear buds sounded better than these. As a matter of fact 2 hours into using these... That's what I switched them out for. The Light - The LIGHT, OH MY GOODNESS THE LIGHT! The power button is surrounded by an endlessly blinking BRIGHT blue light... Every 5 seconds - BLINK, BLINK, BLINK. It's annoying out of your peripheral, it illuminates any dark room, it annoyed the garbage out of the person sitting next to me on the dark plane, it's terrible. Why is there not an option to disable this? Simply terrible design.

Good volume, but after working out for 30 mins they were not comfortable to wear, and the volume button was not working for me. the padding felt nice but i think they were too small

Bought for my daughter. She uses it when she wants to listen to the music loud. Perfect as not to disturb the rest of the family when we are in the same room as her.

Just like the title says, Bluetooth is weak, sound is not robust & they sit a little weird on the the old cranium... The top bridge is pretty obtrusive and not as ergonomic as intended