Customer Ratings & Reviews

Charged these in the case overnight and when I tried to use them they were still dead. Contact points wouldn't connect unless I was pressing buds into the case. Cheaply made and it shows.

So i went into these with hope. Skull Candy is known for BASS! And though these have bass I was left underwhelmed So first let's talk about design. The buds themselves are ok, they are plastic like most but they seem of lower quality. They do what you need and they don't break when dropped or anything but just seems cheap. The case they come in is a mess. It's huge for a start making carrying not as simple as placing in your pocket. I don't know why they did this as it's not like it houses a massive battery for multiple charging neither. The lid is very flimsy too. Sound from these is ok. you get bass as mentioned and as with most SC products, the mids get muddied to allow for the bass to be more prominent. My biggest issue is the overall volume. I tried these on the OnePlus 7 Pro and iPhone X and found it to be a similar experience on both. Its like they need that extra step in volume. The fit is ok but i did get some ear fatigue after about 90 min.

The quality is very fragile putting them the charger and very hard to get them out can or has damaged the ear piece in less than a week no time for wear and tear

I have a few sets of “wireless” (Bluetooth) ear buds, but this is my set of truly wireless ear buds. To be honest, my first worry was losing one. Not having them physically tethered together was always weighing in the back of my mind at the beginning. But after a few uses, I got used to it and was able to enjoy the experience these reasonably priced ear buds provide. Setup in and of itself was a breeze. I have a Galaxy Note and it was nothing to pair and get using. I would highly suggest reading the manual considering each ear bud has one button and depending on how many times you press that button determines what action it will take. This takes a little time to get used to, but once muscle memory kicks in, it’s simplistic. Like I said at the beginning, I have had a few sets of Bluetooth ear buds (wired between the buds), and my concerns was twofold when acquiring this set. 1) What would the battery life be? 2) How would the sound quality measure up? 1) Battery life thus far is surprisingly long! I did not do a running tally on how many hours I used before the first charge, but it was LONG. Much longer than any other headset I’ve used. Charging in the ear bud’s case is quick and easy. Just drop them in and a short time later their charged. As with any other set of wireless ear buds, I always keep a wired pair with me in case of a recharge in the middle of an activity. **HINT: When you hear the low battery chime, you have about 15 to 20 minutes before they completely die.** 2) As for sound quality, I was shockingly surprised. With no equalizer functions, I didn’t expect much. Again, for the price range they’re in, this is a steal for the quality. As with any ear buds, you need to tamper your expectations. These are not going to sound like a wired seat of high end Bose, but they hold their own. The bass is passable. The treble is good. Quality is slightly muffled, but I’ve definitely experienced worse on more expensive sets. Overall, I would recommend these ear buds. They provide a very portable option for listening to music in a variety of activities. They remain in place due to the availability of interchangeable sizes for the ear pieces which assists with comfort as well! Their quick charging and long lasting battery make them perfect for multiple long exercise sessions or even days at work where you want to drown out what is going on around you.

The right ear bud came apart and the phone connection kept dropping. I had to return.

I got these headphones and so far my experience has been just okay. I'll start by saying that these headphones fit nice and snug in my ear and are very comfortable to wear. The sound quality is okay as well, not the best but not terrible. The carrying/charging case is nice and helps to ensure that the buds are always charged. The biggest detractor for these headphones is that the left bud is the one that connects to the source and the right bud just connects to the left one. This means that if you want to just have one bud in, it either has to be the left one or you have to have both out of the charging case. It would be nice if you could just have the right bud out and still be able to just it.

I returned these 2 days after purchasing them. I went ahead and purchased the Hesh 3 instead and they are so much better.

I don’t remember buying these. Who got them? Not me!

Horrible, horrible, horrible!! Stopped working after owning for 3 mths.

The sound is horrible and I constantly heard crackling in my right ear bud.

They dont sound good for the value period.Dont buy them

Can’t use only side and answering calls is bad(muffled).

They don’t stayed paired sound is bad and only Bluetooth 4

This is my first set of truly wireless earbuds. Love the color and the charging case that was almost compact. The left is the main earbud and the right receives its signal from the left. Any audio from calls only go to the left earbud. The sound quality is about what I was expecting, not horrible, but not blow your mind fantastic. These aren't actually noise cancelling which for me, is good as I have to hear my surroundings at work. I take calls and wear my work headset on my left side, so I had to take the left wireless bud out of the case to hear music on the right. When they are in the case, they are automatically off. They automatically turn on when removed. That's a very cool feature! One complaint is trying to fit them into my ear. The fin is difficult to work with and every time I tried to put them in, I hit the button. Speaking of buttons, each earbud has one and each button does different things depending on how many times, or how long it's pressed. It will take a while before I remember all the possible functions. For future versions, make a smaller button, or move it so it's not pressed when trying to put on the earbuds. It was very hard to get past the difficulty in getting them in place. That's the reason for my three stars.

There are two aspects of these earbuds that I want to discuss. First is the ease of set-up, fit, and sound quality, and in these regards, these earbuds are just fine. Out of the box, there was about 60% charge in their batteries, so I could use them immediately. Pairing to my phone took about 15 seconds, and I was listening to music. Sound quality is fine. These buds feature what Skullcandy calls a “FitFin,” which is a little curved rubber piece that you snug up against the inside of your outer ear to help hold them in place. This feature, along with the three-sizes of ear plugs available, makes it easy to fit them to your ear comfortably. I had no trouble in this regard. The second aspect is usability, and in this regard, these buds fall slightly, in my opinion. Why? Because everything is controlled by the buttons on each ear bud. The buttons are large, and it’s easy to bump them and thus do something unintended if all you’re trying to is adjust the fit. For example, to turn the buds on or off, you push the left side button for five seconds. To raise the volume, you tap the right side button twice. To lower the volume, you tap the left side button twice. To pause or resume play, you tap either side button once. To advance to the next song, you hold the right side button for three seconds. To go back one track, you push the left side button for three seconds. If a phone call comes in and you want to answer it through the buds, you answer or end the call by tapping either side button once. Got all that? My biggest problem was inadvertently touching the button and thus pausing the play when I was just trying to reposition the bud in one or the other ear. The buttons are large. You have to remember to grab the buds around the edges, and do so carefully. All of the above said, I’m sure one gets used to using these over time, and I would not hold the control aspects of these earbuds against them to any great degree. To my mind, sound quality is what matters most with fit and comfort a close second in any audio for the ears, and in these regards, these earbuds are just fine. Included in the box are three sizes of rubber ear plug so you can choose the best one for your ears, a nice carry case which is also the charger and which also itself can be charged (and thus the earbuds charged from the case) so the listening time available before needing to plug something into a socket is 12 hours, and a USB-C cable. No A/C adapter is included, so if you want to charge these from a wall socket, you will need to purchase that separately. One last comment, and it applies to every pair of earbuds I’ve ever used, including these. Why can’t the manufacturers put a big “L” and a big “R” on the buds? It’s not trivial to figure out which is the left bud and which is the right. Yes, they’re mirror images of each other, so one is left and one is right, but they only way I could be sure which was which was to compare them to the images in the instruction manual. Not a big deal once you know which is which, but still...

I, by nature, am not an earbud kind of person. I usually find them uncomfortable and cumbersome, but I will say I like the Skullcandy Push Truly Wireless Earbuds. I will be travelling overseas soon and wanted some earbuds to use on the plane that are wireless and comfortable. I love that they come in a charging case so they will not be easily lost. I cannot comment on the length of a charge yet, but I can say they are comfortable and play music incredibly well. I do find all the different directions for changing volume, etc quite overwhelming, but I'm sure it will become easier over time. I look forward to using them on my trip, but so far they are a favorite for me.

There are some good, and bad, with these headphones. Starting with the good: Packaging: Very nice with a good presentation of the headphones. Easy enough to get them out. Use: Pairing. They are probably the easiest headphones I've ever paid using bluetooth. No fussing around with multiple button presses and holds. After the very easy initial pair, as soon as you touch the headphones and pick them up they are paired with my phone. great! Buttons: While these are a con, I'll get to that later. The good part is they are easy to use and not confusing. Changing tracks, etc. is very easy to do and doesn't require any confusing presses or positioning. Music Quality: good. no complaints here. They sound like I would expect headphones of this size to sound. Not super Bassey, but not under Bassey either. Phone calls: Like most headphones, you can use these to make/take phone calls. I wouldn't recommend it though. The people on the other end said I sounded like a bad speakerphone and I had to speak louder than normal. I just switch and use the phone regularly. Ok, Cons: They are quite large to be sitting in your ears without being attached to anything. With that, you have to adjust them regularly. Since the buttons are easy to use, you end up pressing them all the time when adjusting the headphones. It got quite annoying. Also, since they are large, working out with them isn't very comfortable. I don't like the looks of them either, but the looks part is just an opinion and is up to the user, doesn't affect how they are used/work. Overall, I wouldn't recommend these. The cons outweigh the pros in my opinion.

Got these and thought they would be a good daily wear pair but was not the case. Sound - sound actually isn't bad. holds good volume and a decent bass but can be a little tinny and muddy on the mid/high range. Design - I didn't like them initially but after fighting a little bit I was able to a mostly secure fit. I dont know that these would be for rigorous activity but light movement that are secure. Tech - Bluetooth works good once I finally got them paired. Took about 5 times Function - not an intuitive control scheme. They tried a simple "PUSH" button approach but this failed as I kept turning them off (5sec hold)rather than skipping(3 sec hold) the track! Much FRUSTRATION here. Case is plastic but the buds do slip in easily. They are very secure and I do love the charge indicator and USB-C connection(something I've faulted other buds for) So this was the saving grace of them. Overall, Not a bad pair of wireless buds, but ultimately the release pricing and sound quality would steer me to other options. If can be found on sale at under 100 bucks would be a good daily wear or backup. I Will be keeping these in my truck as a backup pair!

Overall, I was a fan of these in-ear headphones. I've tried a few others and wasn't super excited about them. These fit well in my ear and come with some other earphones in case I need a little smaller or larger. Audio is great. Took a bit to get use to the earpieces though. Often when I went to put them in my ear, I ended up hanging up in my call which was a little frustrating. With a little practice though, I'm sure I'll overcome that. Overall, I think I'll be a fan of these. Not perfect, but definitely a good option on the market.

I love these earbuds. They are light weight and most importantly they have great sound. Also the storage case not only charges them there is a battery level indicator so you know when you need to plug it in to bring the charge back up. The sound quality for phone calls is also very nice. My friends report they can hear me very clearly. I think these are great quality for the money and would recommend them highly.