Customer Ratings & Reviews

These buds are comfortable and sit nicely, little adjusting at first to learn how to slide them in. Easy on-the-go charging and do not have to use both ear pieces. The sound was good from calls to music to videos. Issues that I found was the left bud kept dropping as though there were interference. Attempting a power cycle on phone (Android) and still had same issues. Tried on an iPhone and the issues were not as noticeable. Tried in different locations to ensure it was just not my home, made it hard to workout at the gym with and a little annoying at times. They are built more along the iPhone arena. The controls, BIGGEST ISSUE hidden touch style, was able to volume up/down, pause, but couldn't seem to unpause successfully as there's more of a specific area to touch or the sensor in the right ear may need adjusting. The whole tapping/touch on my ears trying to get it to work was annoying. Frist time let down by SkullCandy...maybe they can push a firmware update to fix the issue.

It has been a month since I bought these. The pros are light weight, connects automatically and disconnects when you put them back in the case. Charge lasts long. Great audio. Cons: Difficult to use touch commands as it is too sensitive and executes commands that are not intended. Fell off during run. Overall, if you’re using them like regular headphones, they’re a good wireless alternative.

So these have a good sound quality, not great. Not much base and they don't seem to get as loud as other earbuds. They tend to go in and out of connection while my phone is in my pocket. I haven't had this happen with other earbuds as much as these do. A little disappointing. The rubber pieces on the back of the earbuds always come off when I take them out of my ear. This is frustrating. Overall a good earbud if you find them on sale, otherwise I wouldn't pay full price.

I bought them in November (11/10/19, for some reason its showing the date I returned them), Apair for my wife and I for light daily usage around the house and at work. The sound quality is great (little bass heavy but you can easily fix with a simple EQ) and it fit really snug with a tight seal. Now the fit isn’t for everyone especially for those with smaller ears so keep that in mind. On the other hand if it fits, it’s comfortable and doesn’t fall out what so ever. Like I said, smaller ears will have difficulty so my wife had to return hers after about a week because they kept falling out and she got the Push (a little more expensive but with a discount they are practically perfect, I’ll review those soon). I kept mine for about a month until I couldn’t stand them anymore. At first it was connectivity with my iPhone 11. I could never get them to connect automatically. I had to constantly turn my Bluetooth on and off along with the earbuds until it would finally connect. This would take about 2-5 minutes and by then I’m lightly annoyed (I’m patient and not really picky but this was a problem every time I took them out). On top of this issue the silicone flap that helps get the snug fit in the ear started to no longer hold. Over time it became loose and it was no longer holding its shape. Because of this it no longer fit in my ear and therefore I was fed up. I returned these and got the push and so far other than the occasional charging issues, it has been worth it.

These have really nice base, surprisingly. However when joining Zoom meetings or on phone calls, people in the on the other side find it hard to hear what I'm saying. If I'm in a quiet room then it's not as much of an issue, but if I'm on the road driving and talking it seems that a considerable amount of background noise gets picked up. I've lost one of the rubber ear adapters but it actually hasn't caused them to be loose when I have them on. The fact they don't have any wires makes them a pretty comfortable alternative to Apple's earpods, but the battery life is a bit limited if you aren't keeping them in the case. They also tend to lose pairing between left and right earbuds, so you will need to follow the reset instructions that you can find online.

I think with all of the earbuds out there available for purchase, both wired and wireless, the companies would be driven to be concerned about the comfort of the consumer's ears in general... especially when people want to get as much out of a product for their money as they can. These earbuds that skullcandy recently put out, are standard fare in terms of the overall quality for the pinpoint. I'd say that the one thing that stands out to me is the design of them. I have big ears and have a hard time finding the right combination and feel with the earbuds I've purchased in the past. Companies always say, that they give you the different ear tip sizes to make the fit more secure, but in this design, there's a conch-shaped top that sits in your ear pretty well. At least in my ear, they do. The way they were built, it seems skullcandy wanted to compete with the folks at Apple and the airpods. Now, in terms of sound, Apple has the points there, but in terms of functionality and fit, for me, skullcandy wins the points. You can manipulate the sound of this earbuds with the home app on most phones, or a third party app... and the sound in general seems like there's a lean towards the lower end. So for all you rockers and street savvy beat mixers, I think these may suit your needs. As I stated before, I have big ears, so for all of you small eared people that see these and are questioning the fit for yourself, you may return them after you buy them. I can't vouch for you guys because I don't have the small ears to say otherwise. Thanks for reading and happy earbud shopping/music listening!

The good: The sound is really good. I can hear little musical things that I never heard on other headphones. No issues with battery life. The charging case thing is pretty cool although it's sometimes hard to get the earbuds out. The bad: They fall out. All the time. I bought these to use while I run. I have to push them back in my ears constantly. Tried bigger rubber ear things, didn't help. Worse, it's very hard to shove them back in without inadvertently turning the volume down, pausing, etc. I end up having to adjust volume on my phone, which completely defeats the purpose of the controls on the earbuds. Controls: Not great. I knew there would be a learning curve but not easy to use even after a few weeks of practice. Skipping a song is easy. Volume is VERY hard to intentionally adjust though I accidentally turn it down all the time when they fall out and I push them back in. I wish I would have bought corded headphones. These are not great.

I was looking for a good pair of wireless headphones but didn’t want to spend a lot of money on them. I had read a bunch of reviews on these and they were mostly all good, and I have used Skullcandy headphones in the past. These are great while at the gym, they don’t fall out of my ears, and the battery lasts a while, the sound is great, and they are noise cancelling. The only issue I have is they are a little bit hard to get into my ear, but once they are in, they work just fine. I haven’t really tried them for a phone call yet, I am looking more for headphones for music and working out.

Setting up the headphones were simple enough, and the sound quality is unbelievably good. When both the case and the headphones themselves are fully charged, they can run for a while. BUT...the only issue I had with this model are the rubber pieces on the outermost part of the headphones, the parts that help keep the headphones in place in your ear. If you aren't careful, you can and will lose them. Thankfully, Skullcandy Customer Service can send you a new pair of those pieces if that happens, but just fyi to those who plan on getting this particular model to make sure that those pieces are in place when you use them.

I spent weeks researching what truly wireless buds I wanted. I have loved every Skull Candy headphone product I have ever bought. My Method Wireless have an amazing sound. I read that the Indy had less than ideal sound quality. I disagree. The sound is amazing. My issue is they do not want to stay in my ears, regardless if I change the size of the bud. The other issue is they both don’t always connect to my phone. It may take 4 or 5 tries of putting them back in the case and repairing with my phone to get both to work. The sound quality is definitely Skull Candy. The fit and connectivity could be better. I wish I figured this out before the Best Buy 15 day return policy lapsed. For the money I would have tried something different. My $45 Method Wireless are more comfortable and never have a connection problem. You would think for $85 these would be better.

Battery life is unbeatable. They can be tricky and start falling off but overall they have good sound quality and are easy to connect to any android or iphone

Pros: Great sound and they really cancel out background noise. The sound is rich and full - bass is not a disappointment. They are good looking (yay mint green) Price is fair for what you get. Cons: Controls are a little hard to use. I have accidentally pressed the wrong functions on several occasions. Comes with a few sizes of inserts, none were the right size for me. They fall out so I'll probably have to take a pair off of an old pair of ear buds to make them fit snugly.

They sound decent, and have good battery life. BUT, the rubber 'things' are annoying as all get out. They make them very uncomfortable in the ear, and they will not stay in place. Even worse, though they are easily removed, if you do so, you can't get the earbuds out of the charger. So you're stuck with them. It's clear that Skullcandy didn't realize that the rubber 'things' were needed, and they added them after production to make it easier to get the earbuds out of the charger. And the product suffers from that lack of foresight.

I've read the others reviews on these before I purchased them and at first I was skeptical but after having them for a week I am extremely pleased with them. I had purchased another brand prior to getting these and the right side died two days after I bought them so I took them back and exchanged them for the Indys. I know other people have complained about these but for me they've been flawless. I was able to pair them immediately, they fit me perfectly and in fact I don't even realize I have them in. The sound quality is amazing for the music I listen to, rock, grunge, and metal. Battery life is great, I can have them in at my desk at 8 am and although I take them out periodically throughout the day they last until I leave at 5. I put them in the case on my way home and by the time I get there (35-40 minutes) they are almost charged 80-90%. I then use them for walks or to go the gym. I've never (Yet) had an issue with losing connection or pairing and the controls are simple and work every time. The call clarity is amazing and I don't have to speak loudly, even outside with a little wind to be heard when talking. A lot may have to do with the phone I'm using, Samsung S9+. For the amount I spent and how well these I couldn't be happier. I've had other Skull Candy products and they've always been great, these are no exception. The micro usb connection on the case is a bit annoying since I use 'C' now but have some cables left over so not a biggy. Also, the case is very smooth, I wish it had a bit of scruff on it so it wasn't so slippery. Besides that, no complaints.

I’m very satisfied with my purchase. Not only are these a cheaper alternative to Apple AirPods, but they also fit much, much better inside the ear. Great for use at the gym, not having to worry about a wire getting in the way. The only minor complaints I have about the Indy earbuds are that the volume could be a little louder, and every once in awhile my music will cut out for half a second when my phone is in my pocket. It’s very easy to look past though, like I said, definitely a good purchase!

Love the design, color, features. It has a nice dark color and skull logo makes it look cool. Great sound, features like hand touch for up/down volume is cool, battery lasts 4hours but base recharges the buds fast. Con: If you only want to use one bud it has to be only the right one not the left. Gets uncomfortable if its left in ear for too long. Doesn't stay in when running, meant for walking or staying still. Other than that its really cool.

skullcandys are always known for bass. thats what you get with these. awesome bass for such a small headphones. these fit well even during running. they dont fall out but after running in them for a couple of days i notice i have to readjust them few times during my run. otherwise walking or sitting they fit well. my only two complaints are, the volume isnt very loud at max. also there is a thin rubber piece on the headphone that helps it stay in your ear. this piece is removable and shifts. it would be better if it was solid and fixed. but overall excellent value for 80$

I really love the sound these headphones put out and the way they fit my ear. The price compared to others that I’ve saw is much cheaper. I have purchased another brand and had issues with them the first few weeks, so far no issues with these other than some distortion due to a bad connection. Overall they are great and I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for wireless ear buds.

Overall the actual sound quality and battery of the headphones are pretty good, however it’s difficult to actually get them connected properly. I’ve run into a lot of problems getting them to pair with each other before every use, resulting in only one headphone working at a time, which can be very frustrating. With that being said though that’s a pretty common issue with most completely wireless headphones so I can’t fault them too heavily for it.

I originally got the anker Bluetooth headphones, but I was not satisfied with the sound quality so I decided to go back to tried and true skull candy. The sound quality is much better, but these don’t quite get loud enough. The tough controls are clumsy, with the volume increments way too large to find the level you want without actually just doing it from the phone. Most infuriatingly, the left and right ear buds do not stay synced up with each other. I am a long distance driver and listen to audiobooks all day—somewhere between 30 seconds and 5 minutes after turning on my book/podcast, the sound ticks over from being fine to having a slight echo between the two buds. It might be fine for music, but for spoken word media it drives me absolutely nuts!! I do think these look nice, and are very lightweight. A little uncomfortable for long wear, but not nearly as excruciating as that echo. The search continues...