Customer Ratings & Reviews

These are decent clip-on style earbuds that are hampered by an inexplicably clunky case and an odd connection issue when low-latency mode is turned on. In general, sound quality is good when listening to or watching media. Since they’re open earbuds, it’s not surprising that they don’t have particularly rich bass (which seems anathema to Skullcandy as a brand), but the midrange and trebles are crisp. As would be expected with open clip-on buds, there’s no sound isolation to speak of, but this does allow for greater awareness of your surroundings, less chance of ear canal irritation, and a more secure fit with activity. EQ can be adjusted using the Skullcandy app (with a few presets, but also a user-customizable option), and I appreciate the fact that no account is needed to use the app. The microphone is below average. Bluetooth earbuds will always have pretty mediocre mics, but this pair sounded particularly muddled and muffled during testing. There’s a low-latency option that can be turned on using the app, which is useful for games and when watching video. This is probably the best low-latency I’ve experienced with earbuds, with almost no noticeable latency when playing Asphalt Legends Unite. However, this did seem to cause an odd issue when I subsequently made a phone call (on my Pixel 9 Pro XL) without turning off low-latency first -- the left earbud kept disconnecting and reconnecting. Once I turned off low-latency, that connection issue went away. Hopefully, Skullcandy can fix this bug with a firmware update, because it’s a bit inconvenient to have to remember to turn off this feature just to make a phone call. Build quality is very good. The earbuds are fully plastic but feel solid, and the clip part is nicely flexible without any concern that it might snap. They also stay clipped onto my ears without feeling tight or exerting any focal pressure, so they should be comfortable for extended wear. However, one thing that’s sorely missing from the earbuds is a marker for L and R. One bud looks very much like the other, and I’ve already mistakenly mixed up the sides when putting them on my ears. (The easiest way to keep things straight is to make sure the skull logo is upright.) The worst thing about these earbuds is the charging case, and it’s enough to knock the star rating from a 4 to a 3. Rather than go with the conventional (and user-friendly) flip-top case, Skullcandy opted to make this look like a cloth sack with an annoying spring-loaded mouth that requires a fair amount of pressure to open. Once open, it doesn’t stay open -- you have to keep exerting pressure on the edges to keep it open, which means you always have to use two hands to remove or insert the earbuds. And although the case looks like a cloth sack, the main part is still stiff plastic. Charging is via USB-C only (no wireless charging), and there’s a carabiner to attach to your bag (I wouldn’t attach this to a keychain since it’d be really cumbersome). Overall, these are pretty good clip-on earbuds in terms of sound and comfort, but the case is frustrating enough that I don’t think I’d recommend them.

Sounds great and has a good battery life. I have small ears and most headphones will not stay in, but these do for a while. They do eventually start slipping out and become uncomfortable because there's some seams on the plastic. I got them pretty cheap so they're overall good for me.

The Skullcandy Push Open 720 Wireless Earbuds stand out with their unique open clip-on design, offering a distinct alternative to the many earbuds on the market. Inside the box, you'll find the product documentation and instructions on top, with the earbuds housed in a case beneath. The case features a retro design, opening by squeezing the sides like an old-fashioned coin purse. Once opened, you can pair the earbuds with your mobile device by downloading the Skullcandy App from the App Store or Google Play, launching it, and following prompts to enable Bluetooth and connect. The app provides basic EQ settings and a latency toggle for gaming or media, though its functionality feels somewhat limited. Also included in the box is a short charging cable to power up the case. The Push Open 720 earbuds offer a unique design, but their unconventional fit may take some getting used to. Unfortunately, their audio quality is disappointing, with weak bass, flat mids, and tinny highs that lack depth and richness. If you’re drawn to a distinct design, the Push Open 720 might catch your eye. However, if you value top-notch audio quality and a more robust app experience, you may want to consider other options.

Works good. Comfortable and has best sound of any overear i have own and i have own most of them! From bose, shokz, jbl etc. For music this is by far the best. Battery life is the short coming. Only about 6-7 hrs of full time use.

This is surprisingly a very comfortable pair of earbuds. They fit to you ear and it doesn't hurt your ears. Also, great sound.

Very clear and audible and comfortable as well. Better than other type I had.

Fit is perfect and sound quality is superb. Definitely would recommend.

I enjoy the design and given I’m like a steam engine with in ear design buds. I myself came to the conclusion that a four piece style in ear style is probably the best way for sound quality and to see the market swiftly mass produce multiple price points at first seemed daunting. Luckily I’m fine with being a guinea pig for sound products for active persons.

I use these at the gym and they don't fall out at all with fast movements. The sound quality is not bad but is lacking in bass which is understandable since they are open earbuds. The only thing I hate is the case, the case is nearly impossible to but the buds in and it's also bulky you can't put it in a pocket.

Audio quality is great and they are comfortable to wear for long periods of time. The coin purse still charger was certainly a choice though.

A big fan of Skullcandy. I got these for the gym and they never disappoint. I found myself wearing them everywhere.

Chunky and some sound leakage, so this is definetly aimed for someone either exercizing or in a quiet space for small periods of time since it'l start feeling like it's pinching your ears. It doesn't fall out though, and other than having to re-adjust every so often, it's good for listening to music + videos.

Honestly a really decent product, Works well, connects super quick to bluetooth, sound is actually pretty decent. I have been using these for work and the button shortcuts are super useful making it to where I can click one of my earbuds the required amount of times to either skip or replay a track I'm listening to while on the job.

Great gift for my kid. He has trouble with over the ear and in the ear hurting and these are the first he’s worn that he loves.

Great sound and a different feel from Apple AirPods or beats

I’ve tried several over the ear headphones and these are the best! Love skullcandy brand as well

My husband love them they dont fall off and they have great quality of sound

Perfect for me! I love the open ear buds so I can hear what's going on around me while I'm jammin. They stay in place while running and exercising, very comfortable and decent case. Volume is loud enough but not excessive. Easy connect every time.

Excellent and great to wear while I'M working out.

Excellent product!!! Sounds amazing without having isolated from your sorrounding!!!