Customer Ratings & Reviews

These Work Very Good Skullcandy is very good Earphones

Great ear headphones..excellent sound..My niece loves it

Great clear sound. Long lasting charge. Comfortable fit

Ok, not the best, not the worst. It was a stocking stuffer gift. Pretty no thrills.

for the price you pay for this set of earbuds, they should be better. they do not hold a charge. once you charge them up they only hold for 20-25mins. and you have to recharge again. (REALLY) I'm sending them back to the company. I have not had them more than a month. SO disappointed.

Not the best earbuds. Not easy to use.. ended up buying a better pair.

better than airpods and at a fraction of the price

Great product recommend to all of my friends and family

Both dont pair to my bluetooth only the left one connects

Sounds great, pairing was a PITA but eventually worked. The Left bud is the main bud but is suffering from poor battery life and doesn't work anywhere near as long as advertised. Gonna have to warranty swap this thing if possible after only a couple months of use.

These things did not fit in my ears. Had to return them.

They sound great and Fit good. They also hold a charge.

Bought these for the wife, audio is great and fit great!

They worked for a month and then shut off. Had to return and exchange them

They do not have good range, and sometimes stop without any notice. Not worth the price

I think Best Buy needs another rating - overall for the price. At a list price of $100, they’re really nice. Compared to my Jabra Elite Active 65t or my Bose SoundSport Free headphones, they don’t stack up so well. But, at half the price of either of these, they’re a bargain. In general, wireless earbuds look odd, like you miss your Google Glass. These take odd to a new level, as the bean shape and bright color look like a pair of beetles are coming out of your ears. The fit is solid. You put the buds in and give them a twist, which allows the wings to lock into your lobes. They stay in place while you move around. Range is excellent, on par with my more expensive buds, absolutely no complaints there. Sound quality is good, but not great. Subtlety is lost in the mix, the bass is significantly boosted, and mids tend to blur together. You won’t hear the pick striking the guitar string or the saxophone reed squeak, but it’s pleasant enough given, once again, the price. Battery life is excellent, exceeding my other buds (but far off my over the ear cans). I expect around eight hours between charges. The charging case is huge. By volume, it’s about twice the size of the Jabra case. It does have enough battery life in it to recharge the buds once, which is disappointing given the sheer size of the unit. (The Jabra case will recharge twice.) It does magnetically lock the buds into their proper place, which is reassuring on two fronts; you’re less likely to open it to uncharged buds, and they’re less likely to fall out when the case comes open. Controls are simple. Touch either bud once to pause or start the music, twice to raise the sound (right) or lower it (left), a medium length push to activate the digital assistant. Not that said digital assistant was able to understand me at all, because... The microphone is sub-par (perhaps sub-sub-par). It didn’t sound good, or really acceptable, on anyone I had try speaking through them. If you have a deep voice, like I do, you can forget it completely. The sounds of the room frequently come through louder than your voice, although the quality is so bad it’s hard to make those sounds out. Build quality has me concerned. The case feels cheap. The buttons on the buds feel and sound cheap when you press them, not reassuringly solid like the more expensive buds. I used to buy my teenager Skull Candy headphones - they sounded good enough that she would keep the volume reasonable, and when they were lost or broken,I wasn’t upset. This means I have a lot of experience with Skull Candy’s customer support, and it is excellent. They’ve stood behind every product I’ve purchased. The bad news is that every product has, at some point, broken. How much of that was build quality versus the life of a teenager, I don’t know, but the initial impression of the Push gives me pause. Overall, if you want a pair of decent wireless earbuds and you just don’t want to spend a bunch of cash, these are an excellent option. I would suggest that you be gentle with them, though.

I would charge earbuds and it wouldn't hold a charge very long

If you are a dedicated audiophile than these are not for you, but if you are average Joe who just wants a good pair of true wireless headphones than go for it! I easily get through an 8 hour work day with these but please be aware that includes frequent periods with audio paused while I have a conversation.

They work well. But they have connection problems. And the charge box doesnt work well.

I have great luck with these in my house but have had some issues outdoors.