Customer Ratings & Reviews

Indy has to get their tech together.... These are cheap cheap cheap. I like the form factor and they fit good but the internal tech is garbage. The constantly drop connection and are super hard to pair to each other then pair to a device. The battery life is a total joke as well. One day of use, maybe? Sound quality is mediocre at best. Skip these.

Great sounding headphones for the price point. Subject to a lot of interference in the airport. Mic isn’t the best for calls. Great for walking around.

Bought them as i had first generation and loved them till they stopped charging. Now 4 months on this set and same thing happened. I put them in the case but no charge. Not happy figured these would work better as they were newer but lasted less time than the first set. Sound is good as most skull candys are but not being able to charge them is a major flaw. Id warranty them out but cant seem to find the reciept from best buy in my email so thats not an option.

I bought these to listen to news etc so I have no idea how they perform with music, but they work fine for voice. I didn't want to spend a lot of money so I researched the less expensive models and excluded the very cheapest ones based on reviews. these work great for my purpose.

Really good quality. Different functions to play around with. The only thing is that i had to return my first pair. Because the left audio went out on me. But it still worked for the touch functions it could do.

The sound quality was honestly nice but I had to keep reconnecting after taking a call or they disconnected out of nowhere.

By far the worst Bluetooth earbuds I've ever had. They seem good at first sight but after just a few days of use you start noticing all kids of issues. The main issue is with connectivity, so expect them to randomly disconnect, usually happens with one earbud only rather than both. Also, every time the charging case opens, a chime interrupts whatever you're listening to. When making phone calls people have a hard time hearing what you're saying, and the only way to fix this is to unpair the headphones and re-pair them. Another big issue is the quality of the audio randomly decaying, like if you were far away. Once again the only way to fix that issue is to unpair the earbuds and re-pair. This happened regardless of the device I connected them to. I tried my pixel 4, my old galaxy S10, an iphone 11 (work cellphone) and my iPad air. I had the same or similar issues across all devices. My coworker said she had the same issues amd ended up returning them, I wish I had done the same.

Great headphones! I bought these for my husband to use with his cell phone and he loves them!! No more wires hanging down his face and the sound quality is great. He loves them and wishes he would have had these sooner!!

I waited a long time to get the wireless earbuds and I regret that. This product is incredible. Great sound quality, super easy to use. If you like the Skullcandy brand, definitely worth picking up.

This is great budget headphones, if you don't want to spend much and still looking for decent quality, I totally recommend this product, I bought mine for 35$ and it is worth every penny

Very good headphones, audio quality is good the battery last long and can charge each one about four times on a single charge. For the price I think they are up there with the more expensive ones.

Work really well! The sound is great. You get what you pay for. They are not top notch headphones but they get the job done. The touch and how to use them can be a little confusing so definitely read the instructions.

These headphones sound good but that’s about it. Bluetooth connectivity stinks and is problematic. After a couple of months it became difficult to charge them in their case and now it’s impossible, not even 1 year later. The connectors on the headphones are missing so they will never charge. And this is my 2nd pair. Same issues. Really terrible.

These are some great headphones for the price. Bought them to use when I'm at work, I spend about 6 hours at a time in the freezer and being able to get extra charge in ten minutes is a plus I would recomend them to anyone

After using these headphones for more than a week, I can say that the battery ratings are fairly spot on. I use these for a couple of hours in the mornings, and didn’t have to charge them for about 1.5 weeks. I’d also like to say that Skullcandy did very well with making these comfortable and stable to wear. I haven’t had issues with them falling out, or anything like that, which is a big improvement (usually buds tend to fall out of my ears). The sound from these earbuds is good. I wouldn’t say amazing, but very good. The ear tips are very isolating even though they are not noise cancelling. You do have some EQ controls in the form of switching between modes for podcasts, movies, and music. Essentially, the podcast mode scoops out the low end and some mids. This is nice if the podcast isn’t really professionally done and you can usually hear tapping on a desk or other jostling of the microphone. The movie mode emphasizes the bass and high end, so you can hear the effects and dialogue reasonably clearly. The music mode is fairly evenly balanced across the EQ. You can also turn on an ambient mode, which is nice to have, but I generally find it just adds white noise to whatever you’re listening to. If someone is talking to you, be a decent person and take out the buds… The touch-controls are where these earbuds are generally lacking. They include what the company calls an “easy controls” list in the paperwork… Each earbud has 9 different touch functions… After more than a week, I still have to reference this list to remember which pattern toggles EQ, ambient mode, skipping forward or back… Further, whether or not these controls work at all is very spotty. There is apparently some pattern of taking the buds out of the case which will allow the controls to work, but more often than not I find that the right-hand side controls don’t work. Don’t expect to be able to use these for everything without ever taking your phone out of your pocket. One last note is that the skipping forward and back, assuming it works, requires touching and holding for two seconds. This doesn’t work very well for skipping through ads in podcasts (either it takes too long to activate and you miss some of the podcast, or the podcast has multiple ads in a row, making it very irritating to use). Overall, these are very nice sounding headphones that are comfortable and secure to wear. Don’t expect to rely on the touch-controls. Only time will tell if these are actually reliable. Most Skullcandy headphones I’ve tried have only lasted about 6-8 months.

I bought these after using the previous Indy model, which only has a mic on the right bud. I needed to give my right ear a break, so I ordered these. I use them for phone calls and video calls for work. Audio has been great and there have been no complaints about my mic.

Started out working pretty good and then one of the ears but you can't hear out of and it's very low

I really enjoy these headphones. The only thing that I have to gripe about is that the headphones some times do not sync together and that makes it difficult to have a phone conversation with someone because the mic doesn't pick up your voice as effectively.

Overall it is a good product. one of the best battery life of the product I have used. Had some issue (echo) during the internet call but it can be resolved by changing sound modes.

Perfect for my 11 year old. I did not want to buy super expensive earbuds for his 1st pair as I assume he will eventually lose 1. These are great quality and a very reasonable price. I would buy again.