Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is my 16th set of wireless BT earbuds and second from SkullCandy (first was Indy Evo 4).  Why, because they keep getting better, and lesser known makers have made huge improvements.   Longevity continues to improve, These Skullcandy Method 360 ANC's claim 32h (9h+23h from charging case) and a 10m Rapid charge will give you an additional 2 hours listening time.  I fully charged mine when I got them, then paired them with my iPhone 15 Pro, which was trouble free.  I then ran them through Tara Labs Noise burn in tones for 8h 37m (to verify the battery claims, and to break them in), when the right earbud was exhausted; so very close to the 9 hour quoted battery life.  The Method's use BT 5.3 whereas the Evo's used BT 5.0.  BT 5.3 should offer better sound quality.   I installed the Skullcandy Skull-IQ software.  Installation went smoothly.  These Skullcandy earbuds have "Sound by BOSE"; I've always considered Bose to have the best ANC functionality of any headsets/earbuds.  I look forward to seeing how SkullCandy has utilized Boses' technology.  I fully recharge the case and earbuds overnight.  Their app said the left earbud was 97% charged and the right was charged to 98%. Let's get to the important part, how do they sound/fit.  After testing the larger and standard silicon ear inserts I found the standard silicon cushion felt the best (they are elliptical not round).  I did some quick testing with the IQ Apps Music setup and various Custom EQ curves (expecting to like my own setting) only to find that their Music setup was louder/more lively than I could accomplish with any Custom EQ settings (only a 5 band EQ). The Method 360 earbuds have ear-detection sensors which pauses your music when you take them out; and resumes play when you put them back in your ears. BTW: The case does not support wireless charging. Now on to Boston's first album; 'More than a Feeling' was very crisp, the high's very nice, on 'Foreplay/Long Time' the fade out fade in separation was excellent, the subtle build up was nearly perfect, but mid-bass and bass was not as tight as I'd have liked. In general the bass was there but not quite as pronounced as I'd hoped.  Here I looked at their IQ App to try the 'Bass Boost'. Just one of 3 preset settings;  Music, Bass Boost, Podcast and the Custom EQ. I can't say the 'Bass Boost' improved the situation, the Music setting was best for music, and the podcast did enhance the spoken word, (worked well).  I'm accustomed to using the included software custom EQ, but its 5 band limitation didn't sound any better then the Music setting. So I've accepted the highs and mid range are superb, but the low end lacked the same authority.  While on this point I compared the ANC and 'Stay Aware' (Ambient setting that allows you to hear the sound around you with the earbuds in. This was a huge step up from their Evo earbuds.   The ANC with the intensity all the way up was most excellent.  Same as the 'Stay Aware" with it turned all the way up it was very easy to hear what was going on around me.  I could easily watch and listen to the TV in the adjacent room.  The ANC completely hid the sound of my pool pump running when I was in my backyard. I took a phone call at this point, and the quality I heard was clear and the person I was talking to thought it was also good.  Again the sound is much better than the Evo's from a few years back, yet their are details, mostly on the low end that are missing. Back to the music, Pink Floyd's masterpiece; DSOTM.  'Speak to Me' sounded great, but I'd have preferred a little more volume, but I was at 100%.  The subtle tones were great, but as the song builds it lacked some oomph that higher volume might have aided with.  The highs of 'Time' were excellent, these earbuds provide a crystal clear high end, they excel here.  Then 'The Great Gig In the Sky's' ethereal voices, nicely done, The saxophone highs were wonderful. But again a bit more bass/volume would have been nice.  'Money' was much better but it's much louder.  The spoken voices in 'Brain Damage' sounded very clear and stood out well. As does the fade out of 'Eclipse'.  Well above average for earbuds.   All told these are very good earbuds, much better than their Evo's were.  They don't get as loud as I would have liked (still better than the Evo's were). I just think and the bass is on the thin side, details just missing, or muddled. That being said, I don't think Bose has the best low end either (but better details).  So these Methods 360's do sound like Bose.  The ANC and "Stay Aware" are very well executed. Maybe if they were just a bit louder I could fully recommend them.  But they sound very good. I'm sure some will think the low end is fine; I didn't find their custom EQ did as much as it could have.  They only have one saved custom EQ setting.  I do wish it was easier to read the "R" and "L" on the earbuds (maybe white printing?). Skullcandy's partnership with Bose has certainly improved the product they offer.  I just feel the overall volume/low end needs further consideration.  They have nailed the mid and high end. The Motion 360's seem to be a very good value.

I must say - I really like these Skullcandy Method 360 headphones, and here is why. I have used and owned a number of different in ear headphones and usually I enjoyed using a certain brand. However after trying Skullcandy headphones on, they felt like "they belonged" in my ears. The comfort level was surprisingly amazing to me! The fitting is just right and even though the box contained different sizes of other ear fittings, the ones supplied were perfect for my ears. My son asked me to use these headphones and had the same experience - they were comfortable and easy to use. So whoever worked on the design of these headphones - big thank you from me! Now let's talk about the sound quality. Again, it was another big surprise for me, my music sounded great, the bass is punchy, all the highs and lows were awesome. I felt like I was rediscovering my music library all over again and hearing things I did not hear before. Noise Canceling worked well too and isolated the external sounds just right. Other Huge Pluses are: 1. Battery life - I used to conserve the battery by wearing one ear piece at a time (to prolong the usage) and listen to my podcasts as I work outside all day long. Now, I can wear both ear phones and not worry about the battery life. Plus with a Rapid Charge I can always bump up the battery life to 2 hours by placing them back in their case just for 10 minutes. 2. Stay Aware Mode is very handy and I am glad these headphones feature it. 3. Easy Pairing (I suggest that you also download the Skull-iQ app) supports Google Fast Pairing and Multipoint Pairing. There is one suggestion for improvement I might propose: the charging case is a bit big and bulky. It needs to be smaller and more practical. I am sure it has a bigger battery and can provide a number of recharging cycles, so it is just my personal observation in regards to its design. All in all, I am super happy with these Method 360 ANC headphones, perfected by Bose. Try these for yourself and you will understand what I mean.

I’ve used these a handful of times and so far I’m not disappointed. These are fantastic. They fit great in my ears, lightweight, and the sound is great. I’m blown away that these offer so much at this price. The quality is impressive and it’s less than $100 before taxes. The base hits nicely for music and even does a great job if you’re connected for a phone call. Pairing was pretty straightforward. Nothing complex, so you should be able to do it with ease. When it comes to charging, I noticed it was really quick. I feel like an hour of charging got me a full battery for these. My only ding is that it’s a usb outlet and not c port. The sound quality is great. I was pleasantly surprised with how clear and clean sounding the audio is. I’m able to do some minor changes to really enhance the sound. Best of all? They teamed up with Bose to deliver an amazing sound. Pros: Bose partnership Price Feels great in the ear Noise canceling Long lasting battery Water resistant Different ear bud size options Fast charge Cons: Case is a little wonky Charging is usb and not c port Overall: Honestly, these are great if you’re looking for a quick upgrade. There are other great options, but you’re really not going to find a better deal at this price.

The SkullCandy Method 360 ANC really surprised me. I have never owned any electronics of this brand and wow these are pretty amazing. First off the bat the case the earbuds come in is one of a kind I haven't seen anything like. So convenient that the case can be attached to any bag/purse or even a keychain, I kinda want to say they seem like a pepper spray container haha but it is not. This makes them practical and you will never forget to have them with you. The sound is super good as they are backed by BOSE which are known for quality sound so right there I knew these were going to be awesome as well. The app gives you a variety of options to customize the earbuds to your liking. One feature is using the left earbud as a remote to take pictures and videos. These Skullcandy earbuds have the noise cancelling and stay aware options. The noise cancelling option really immerses you in the sound and beats of the music making it more enjoyable to listen, and also if you want to stay aware of your surroundings but still want to have music playing then this option is for you. I would also like to mention that these come with extra ear gummies sizes for a better fit. Now if you use them to exercise and sweat a lot make sure you keep your ears dry because these will slip off easily, something to keep in mind.

Being partnered with Bose, I wasn’t expecting the sound quality to be anything other than amazing, and I was not disappointed! The Skullcandy Method 360 ANC wireless earbuds sound very clear and crisp with the bass being delivered perfectly even. The highs and lows are great without the need to make any adjustments from genre to genre. Call quality is acceptable, but the earbuds themselves are a bit too chunky for my ears so I wouldn’t reach for them to take a call. They do come with different sized ear wings and tips, but neither of them really worked well for me so earbuds became uncomfortable to wear after a while. And I’m really going to need Skullcandy to push through an update to reduce the volume of the voice prompts or provide another way to control them. Horrible and can really disrupt my flow! Other than that, the earbuds hold a nice charge (even though it came with a ridiculously short charging cable). The case is an unusual design and it's odd the way the earbuds go in, but there's no worry of them falling out when you slide it open. And belt/key ring is a nice addition because you can easily hook it to your belt, purse or backpack.

Very comfortable as it doesn't go deep into your rest canal. Sound is very good. Noise canceling is decent active aware is not a good as more premium but you can tell a difference between that and noise canceling. The case is large but it can go on your belt loop or elsewhere. Sound is very good. Battery life is the best i have ever used and ive had 6 or 7 different earbuds over the years and normally have 3 at a time. Creates the least amount of itchy ear since it doesn't go deep into the ear canal. Holds in the ear very well and doesn't move. For the price they are probably the best you can get.

After exploring various options for gym earbuds, I initially considered the Powerbeats Pro 2 but ultimately decided to try the Method 360s, and I’m glad I did. As a current user of the Beats Fit Pro, I was experiencing some sound issues, so I was eager for a change. The Method 360s have truly exceeded my expectations. For the price, they offer remarkable performance. The Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) is impressive, and the bass response is excellent—perfect for my favorite genres of EDM and Hip-Hop. The sound quality at this price point is undeniably a win, providing a balanced audio experience. One of the standout features for me is the fit. They sit comfortably in my ears, and I’ve experienced no ear fatigue even during my most intense workouts. I also took a call mid-session, and the person on the other end could tell I was using a headset but still heard me clearly, which is a significant plus. I noticed there’s an update available once paired with the app, which I believe addresses the loud voice prompts that some users might find distracting. While the case is on the larger side, it fits easily in my gym bag and is hardly noticeable, so it’s not a dealbreaker. Overall, the Method 360s are a fantastic choice for anyone looking for reliable and high-quality earbuds for workouts. Highly recommended!

The sound quality is phenomenal and the battery life is extraordinary. The ear buds feel fantastic while wearing them and they stay is place while doing vigorous activities. There are 2 things that could be improved. The first is that it would be nice to have a better way of knowing the remaining charge on the case. The second is that if the groove for the silicone ring that goes on the outside of the ear was about 0.5 mm deeper, i wouldn't have to reposition the ring every time i take it out of my ear. Overall though, fantastic sound quality and a great purchase.

I use earbuds regularly and have 6 different pairs that I rotate through any given week or month, so when I saw that Skullcandy & Bose got together on a collab for the 360s, I couldn't resist picking these up. TL;DR for my frequent readers with the details below. Good: Sound Comfort Charging Case Style / Innovation Battery Life USB-C Touch Controls Meh: Position of the earbuds in the charging case The App Silicone ring slips Bulk of the case Muffled feedback voice Bad: Nothing 'bad' So right off the bat, I got a look at this innovatively cool sliding charging case that can easily hook onto my backpack. Note: When you first get these, there's a cover on the earbuds' contact so if you charge them before actually using them, you're only charging the case! Remove the earbuds and the little sticker, then charge them! USB-C is great as that's pretty much my only charging cable these days. Charging was pretty quick though I wasn't counting. There seems to be a common thing these days when both buds are charging the may or may not each reach 100% at the same time and after putting them in your ears, it's already 98-99%. While I imagine this will be a software update fix, it's noticeable right now. On the earbuds that look VERY much like the Bose QuietComfort earbuds, but with a Skullcandy logo, is a button that doesn't click. When you tap the button on the ear buds, you hear what sounds like a 'clunk.' As you tap the button the clunk gets a bit higher pitched, so you know (out of 3) which function you're about to use on the buds (skip track, volume up, take a picture, etc). Oh yeah, you can assign your earbud to be a remote camera shutter - that's pretty slick. A 'meh' piece of the App, is that it doesn't show what mode you're until you open the menu; I'd like to see the ANC icon vs the "stay aware" - hear-through mode displayed. Each of the modes do allow for customization - more or less; I find the more customization you can have, the better. I did find the App had trouble reconnecting to the earbuds if it was in the background, but closing / opening again allowed them to connect again without issue. When you take your earbuds out and go to put them back in the case, you have to turn them upside down to put them in and if you turn them, as you go, you run the risk of pulling the outer silicone ring out of the guide - ask me how I know this? I'd like to take the buds out and put them right in, but that's not the case here as even the skulls are upside down, when the carabiner kind of ring is up / USB port facing down. When it comes to sounds + ANC, these are really good. I was caught off guard with the bass and the clarity of acoustic guitars and the clarity of the vocals makes these so enjoyable to listen through. I found myself going outside to relax in the wonderful weather and put these in. The sound of the pool pump chugging along was gone, the loud cardinals were silenced and they are so comfortable. There's a custom EQ (only 1), that works well and have found myself use my custom EQ more than the default. So, if you want a Bose-like style, great sound and don't mind fiddling with the silicone ring from time to time and a bit of a bulky case - then these are a steal at their launch price. Recommended!

I’ve been using the Skullcandy Method 360 ANC for about 2 weeks now, and honestly… I’m impressed. I bought them because I wanted something with solid noise canceling for under $150, and these actually surprised me. The ANC blocks out most of the noise when I’m riding the bus or at the gym—it’s not completely silent like Bose or Sony, but it’s close enough for this price. The sound is definitely bass-heavy, which I personally love. If you’re a hip-hop or R&B listener like me, you’ll enjoy the deep lows. I did mess with the EQ in the Skull-iQ app to boost the mids a bit and now vocals come through way cleaner. The app is easy to use too, which is a plus. Fit-wise, they’re comfy and don’t fall out when I move around or dance. The wingtips help a lot. I can wear them for hours and not feel sore. Battery life is great—I only charge the case like once a week. Now the case… that’s the only thing I don’t love. It’s big and kinda awkward in your pocket. But I just clip it to my bag and keep it moving, so it’s not a dealbreaker.

The Skullcandy Method 360 ANC earbuds are some of the more unique earbuds I’ve come across, with a few features I’ve never seen before. First off, the case has a keyring on it, but it’s also very large. It seems designed to hang from a purse or have keys attached to it, rather than be kept in your pocket. The case features a really nice sliding mechanism to open, which has a very satisfying motion and immediately activates the earbuds. The earbuds themselves have a very tight fit, to the point that they almost feel like earplugs when you put them in. I’ll be honest, this is the kind of fit I typically avoid because I don’t like the “plugged” ear feeling. However, they aren’t as disorienting as other buds I’ve tried with a similar fit. App-wise, these are likely the most customizable earbuds I’ve ever used. You can do virtually anything, including reprogramming the buttons and sequences to achieve some highly custom features. I think this is where these earbuds stand out the most. As for sound, these are powered by Bose, and they do not disappoint. They sound like higher-tier earbuds and are overall very balanced. I’m impressed with the audio quality. They also feature noise cancellation, but I don’t notice much of an effect when using them, again, likely because my ears already feel plugged when I wear them. I can sense it slightly, but if I didn’t know which setting I was on, I wouldn’t be able to say for sure whether noise canceling was turned off or on. The only issue I’ve encountered is that they intermittently cut out on my iPhone 16 Pro Max. I’ve used them for many hours, all over my house and outside, and I keep having the same experience. They tend to cut out and stutter. cutting back in and out quickly. Everything seems to be updated, but I’m still experiencing this behavior. Overall, they’re a really great set of earbuds. I probably won’t use them a lot because I don’t like the plugged-ear sensation, but they have great sound and are very secure when wearing them.

For the price you can't compete with these headphones. These things get LOUD and have great Bass. If you're looking for clarity these won't be it but the sound profile in my opinion is great for the gym especially since they get much louder than any other earbuds I have owned. The ANC is good but not the best on the market. The pass through is usable but because the seal on these earbuds are so good, it's honestly hard to hear the outside world clearly when you're playing music. The case is kinda big but definitely not a deal breaker. My biggest thing is the fit on these for me are great. While the buda are kind of bigger than others the ear tips keep it nice and sealed. I will say every now and they they randomly connect to my phone when when the case is closed. But again for the price these are hands down the best on the market.

Just grabbed the Skullcandy Method ANC earbuds, and let me tell you — these little guys pack more punch than my morning coffee. The sound is crisp, the bass thumps just right, and the noise canceling? Let’s just say I didn’t hear your mom call me for dinner (again, don’t tell her). They stay put during yard work, walks, and even my “attempts” at jogging. And the battery lasts longer than one of my classic dad stories (which is saying something). If you want earbuds that sound great, stay in place, and cancel out the chaos — these are a no-brainer. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

When I first paired them to my Google Pixel 9 Pro XL I would lose connection the first few days, but solid connection afterwards. The left earbud never gets to 100% charged for some reason. The charging case is too big. Other than that they are awesome! They are loud noise cancellation is solid, they hold a charge nicely. The fit is superb never fell out of my ears. The app is easy to use. Bass Boost is my setting makes a huge difference. I say it's a fantastic value for what I got. Keeping them for sure.

I’ve always been a fan of Skullcandy. They made cheaper alternatives to other great brands. But the difference between them and Skullcandy is ingenuity and style. Bose of Skullcandy go together like peas and carrots. Skullcandy has always had a pretty balanced sound but now all that balance has clarity and bass that is affordable and comfortable. The battery life is great compared with other earbuds. These are just a glimpse I believe into the future of Skullcandy headphones.

They have great sound quality as a whole and the ANC feature is decent. They do stay in your ear without wiggling around so you have to straighten them, very well. The case does have an easy time opening if you wear it as open carry. The magnetism does help prevent them falling out when it does open. When you tap them to pause, skip, and go back tracks, it will go dead silent durinf the initial tapas it should, but play for another few beats, or what ever before it pauses, or skips. Also, when you hold it to turn on/off the ANC, it will do the same thing. It will go dead silent as if its pausing, playing and then announces that you're changing that setting. Still well worth it for its price. I also enjoy of how when you use the Skull IQ app to adjust the equalizer, it actually has bass, mid-bass, mid, mid-treble, and treble instead of only bass, mid, and treble.

The Skullcandy Method 360 ANC earbuds provides excellent sound and a whole host of high end features at a bargain price. This is a real step up for Skullcandy. I've been using the Method 360's for several days in different sound profiles. Fit (always a problem for me) has been excellent even after several hours wear and they don't fall out, even during exercise or other activities. Nice extra is that they can be used in pairs or individually. Most of my wear has been while hiking, walking, and working out at the gym. The Method 360 ANC earbuds are 'Sound by Bose', and apparently use the Bose drivers, design, and sound tuning. I can't really compare them to the current Bose earbuds, but they do blow away my previous buds. My longest stretch with them was a little over five housr with ANC set for ambient awareness on, so battery life seems to be very good. Sound quality is also excellent, with very punchy base and just enough accentuated highs to make it bright without making it shrill. Noise cancelling worked very well on a test walk, street noise was basically zero. It also worked very well on public transit, cutting the train noise to near zero. Switched to 'Stay Aware' (Skullcandy's term for ambient awareness) and it was a very different story, external noise really popped. There is a third setting, ANC off, which basically provided usual muted external sounds. The microphone worked well enough to use the Method 360's as a substitute for a phone headset. I used them during a walk on a breezy day and my 'test subject' (my friend on the other end of the call) had no problem understanding me or recognizing my voice. The wind cancellation was pretty good and the voice sounded natural. This is all subjective, of course. The companion app is actually one of the best I've seen. It has - a five band equalizer, which lets you tone down the base accentualtion for those base heavy beats - hearing modes to set the mode and level of ANC or Stay Aware - button setting to select what 1, 2, 3 tap or long press does - low latency audio for gaming - multipoint connectivity The tap settings are totally configurable to a host of functions, and are settable per earbud. Usual play/pause, next, previous, ANC control, vol up/down, as well as 'fast actions' (Spotify, take a pic, Assistant) and phone controls. The Multipoint connectivity worked really well, I have the Method 360's paired to both my laptop and phone. It takes some getting used to as the switching is done automagically depending on pre-assigned priority, but again, it works well. The case is a charging case and is supposed to provide about 40 hrs of charge. I didn't test this, but I did go a couple days without recharging the case. I will say the case design is probably the weakest point. It's a little fiddly figuring which earbud goes where. They are held in magnetically. More distressing, the case slides open and the latch closed is not very positive. I had the case open one time by itself bouncing around hanging on a backpack. Won't do that again. Overall, the Skullcandy Method 360 ANC earbuds are a solid bargain. Definitely recommended!

Absolutely amazing, they produce great sound, being how the sound profile is designed and made by Bose, and they don’t fall out because of the fins around the sides, which has been a HUGE problem for me with my 2nd gen, and pro AirPods. The noise cancellation is the best I’ve used, and the transparency mode is good as well, while I have used some with better transparency, they definitely get the job done. I’d say the only downside to these is their battery life, while most people wouldn’t have any complaints, I wish the case had just a little bit more battery life, and wish the earbuds lasted just a little longer too, but they still will last the whole work day without the noise cancellation or transparency on. Skullcandy has been, and will continue to be one of my favorite audio brands, and I love seeing them team up with Bose to produce an absolutely fantastic product. Absolutely would recommend to anyone looking for good sound quality, and an earbud that won’t fall out.

I purchased these hoping to get a budget friendly version of the Bose QC Ultra with that Skullcandy punch and these delivered. These have great sound and the bass is better than the QC without being muddy in my opinion. The fit is great and the inclusion of different size eartips and fins should allow anyone to find what works for them (I up sized ths tips but the default had a good fit as well). My only gripe is the case is a little big so it's annoying in my pocket and there's no wireless charging which is minor for me as I only has one wireless charging base. Overall I think these are great at there price point, these could easily go for $150 or more but $99 you can't go wrong at all. With that said I did have to return my pair due to the right earbud constantly trying to connect to my phone when not in use but hoping for better connection on pair #2

Bought these because of the price and the fact it aas a collab with Bose. Fit- great, my peeves were the volume was not lous enough and seemed to decrease after a while. The main reason for me returning these was that the right earbud at certain times in the gym start cutting in and out. Did all the resets recommend but still happened over multiple days. Eventually, that was enough.