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BruceC Posted
Love these earbuds my wife and myself would recommend to anyone
TyieshiaH Posted
I like them but they wouldn’t say on my ears, my ears are to small I wish they were adjustable
VrundeshM Posted
Nice Product and good sound quality. Good Battery.
yogidang Posted
I consider myself very knowledgeable about headphones and earbuds. I've owned and tried so many brands and all types from in ear, open ear, bone conduction, noise cancellations, passive nose cancellation etc. Expensive to super cheap and that's just with earbuds. The Skullcandy 720 fits in a funny position. First off, the charging case is the most unique I've ever encounter and, honestly, I'm still trying to figure if I like it or not. It has a key ring which you can hook onto things with and with it's, pouch design, I feel like if dropped, your earbuds are not going to go flying away. But, with that, I always notice it when I put it in my pant pocket. The earbuds themselves are like most other clip style open earbuds. The fit was comfortable enough, but I did notice I would feel the back part of my ear feel a little irratated after prolong use. The sound quality is very good for an open ear. If you like heavy bass, then because of the nature of the design, you won't get that with these type of earbuds. But what you will get is situational awareness. You will be able to hear your surrondings which is necessary if you run on the streets. Call quality is also very good. In my test call with my wife, at the gym, she heard very minimal background noise and heard my voice clearly. The thing I love most though is a physical button. I hate hate hate touch controls. Maybe because I'm just old. LOL. Multipoint connections is another must today. I am surprised when earbuds that cost over $100 doesn't have that feature. Skullcandy hit all the right marks with these earbuds. The app is good, nothing lacking. The controls are easy and inutitive. Sound is good, again, open ears are not going to give you that stadium feel. Still trying to decide on this case though. LOL.
Oldschool Posted
Bought these for my wife and she loves them. Decent price and good quantity I would recommend these.
Random Posted
takes a while to adjust to pinching the case open but besides that, solid work earphones
EJ781 Posted
Great headphones!!! Great noise cancellation and great with sweat with workout
CrystalB Posted
They are really good ear buds. Just a bit to big for my ears.
user709544 Posted
Really good earbuds for working or doing yard work
LerinD Posted
My Child Really Love Them,It’s Better Than Apple‼️
KristineR Posted
Vito Marzano I bought them. Because I've been wanting one in this style. They don't stay in my ears. They are meant for smaller ears. I don't have big ears. But they're not small enough to hold them comfortably without them continously falling out. Im in the midst of returning them. Also to take into consideration is if you have piercings which i do.
ALICIAL Posted
The headphones worked hreat and the concept of the charging dock in the bag was nice. It fell apart in less than 6 months and wont charge anymore. This was with regular wear and no extra damage. Very frustrating.
Kariemp Posted
The connection to my phone is terrible! There was glitches while I was listening to my music. thought I had bought a bad pair but when I received another pair I had the same issue. I dont know if it was something i was or wasn't doing but my other earbuds never gave me this problem.
Plfoony Posted
The look and case is great that's where it stops. The connection is horrible, volume is subpar for calls, great for music though and the piece that fits into the ear is too large. It cit my left ear. I will be returning these as s9on as I get time!! Definitely Do Not Purchase!
TotalTechGeek Posted
The Skullcandy Push 720 Open Ear True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds are a very intriguing piece of kit. Open back-style headphone sound in a tiny, completely wireless (should you have a compatible wireless charger) package. In theory, a great alternative to far more expensive ANC-bearing options that have a passthrough mode at less than half the price. The execution, however, is another story. To be clear, I really REALLY like the concept here. I just don't think they're quite fully-baked yet. Build quality-wise these are great. They feel fairly premium. I'm not quite sure what the thinking was behind the cloth case with the squeeze-to-open functionality. It's OK, but I'd much rather a flip top like most other cases have. That would make them more pocketable and I don't see why that couldn't be something they fix in a future revision either. The buds themselves are comfortable. The buttons on them are well-placed and intuitive to use. I do wish that the soft, flexible, silicone part also had a way to adjust how tight they are head to your ear. The shapes of everyone's ears are different and some of us (like me) might really like to add some extra grip to keep them exactly where we place them when we put them on. As it is right now, unless I stay complete still, they're shifting into a sub-optimal listening angle after I take a few steps. I have also heard of these falling out of peoples' ears completely. While I did not have that experience, it did not surprise me. As for the most important aspect, the sound quality is more than acceptable. You're not going to get super bass from these, but then, if that's what you want you shouldn't be looking at these in the first place. These are for people that want to listen to their music while still being able to hear what's going on around them, and they do that well. All in all, these have a lot of promise and I could see many being perfectly happy with them. I look forward to the next iteration to sit if any of the improvements I've mentioned make it in.
Av73 Posted
Audio is not the best, it sounds like a cheap headphone
Brett Posted
Overall, I really like these Skullcandy open ear true wireless headphones. They do look a bit odd compared to the more normal tiny "buds" or bud with a "stick" hanging down designs that other manufacturers use, but once you put them on, they're both comfortable and stay put which is what you're really looking for after all. They're not quite as open ear as some others that I've tried, but they do let sound in which is the goal of an open ear design. As far as functionality, Skullcandy isn't a new entrant into the field and so you do get all the expected features with easy connections to various platforms via Bluetooth, an app to customize the sound profile, great battery life, and solid sound - both on the listening and speaking end. I had no problem being clearly understood on a call and understanding the other speakers. The earbuds also seem to be well-built, and should prove to be highly durable in use. The only odd thing here - and the reason I did remove a star - is that the earbuds aren't as pocketable as I would like, which has less to do with the earbuds themselves and more to do with the case. Skullcandy decided to make the charging case (which you really do have to take with you when you take these on the go) a sizeable pouch instead of a smaller flip case like competeing solutions. While that makes these buds stand out, it also makes for a MUCH larger case that is harder to take with you on the go. A very odd decision for what is supposed to be a premium mobile product. Charging pouch aside, I do think these are solid open ear earbuds and well worth a look if you're in the market for a new way to enjor your favorite music or calls without fully block out the outside world.
AshleyG Posted
Quality not good at all you have to have both in your ears to hear good not the best Bluetooth option
MichaelM Posted
They wouldn’t stay in my ear. Not too fond of these earbuds
LoisW Posted
Horrible not worth the price. Sound not good expected better