Customer Ratings & Reviews

Used these the last few days at work and while doing yard work. Really comfortable and good sound, especially for the price. Skullcandy have always been a good dollar/quality value, and these are no exception. Charging case is small enough for pockets and recharges headphones quickly. Overall a good buy. Highly recommend keeping the packaging. It’s a solid plastic box good for keeping all accessories in.

I have tried and retruned a lot of headphones. I typically have the biggest problem with fit and comfort. Can't do airpods because they fall out. When I found these I finally have a pair I truly enjoy. They come with three ear gel sizes and the sure fin makes sure they stay in. The sound is solid and enjoyable. You can use just one if need be. Volume could be a little louder and who wouldn't want noise cancelling? For the price and compared to others in this category that doesn't exist though so no problem there. People live the color also. The case makes it easy to carry then in backpack and also recharge them quickly. I do wish voice calls were in both ears when wearing both buds. Overall, best in-ear wireless (truly wireless) buds I have owned. Had them all over a month with lots of use during travel and at work. Highly recommended.

The Push True Wireless In-Ear Headphones by Skullcandy provides you with true freedom from those annoying cords without a drop in quality or convenience. With the single-button volume, track and call control you can easily manage your music and calls without having to interact with your smartphone. One of the biggest issues that I have with in-ear headphones is how they easily fall out of the ear, but that is not the case with these Skullcandy Push True Wireless In-Ear Headphones. The Secure FitFin gel ear tips give the in-ear headphones a step up in staying in your ear. They not rigid and are flexible enough to allow you to adjust the in-ear headphone without much effort. The Skullcandy Push True Wireless In-Ear Headphones also come with a small charging/carrying case that allows you to charge the in-ear headphones while you're on the go, giving you some extra juice for your headphones for those long days in the office or when you're out enjoying your afternoon with friends at a park, beach, etc. My only issue with these Skullcandy Push True Wireless In-Ear Headphones is the way the fit into my ears. After about an hour or so of use, I'm encountering a bit of ear pain which will go away after a minute or so of rest from use. Overall, these Push True Wireless In-Ear Headphones by Skullcandy work very well for everyday use from listening to music, watching a YouTube video or movie, to pretty much everything else in between.

The Skullcandy Push is an attractive set of ear buds. They come with a charging case; the case holds a charge rather than just the buds. You can be on the go and pop the buds into the case and they will charge without being plugged in. This is a great feature. Plus, I like the size and shape of the case – it’s easy to find in a large purse or bag, even if you are trying to feel for it. It’s easy to pair using the enclosed directions. I tried it with both my Samsung Galaxy and my laptop. I have had mixed results with ear buds in the past because of comfort. These buds are comfortable to wear. I could move around and not worry about them falling out. The battery life is fantastic. They were sitting unused for several days on my desk, not plugged in, just in their case. The case held its charge and the buds were ready to go when I needed them. I would definitely recommend these ear buds.

Fit well if you dont mind the weird rubber thing that trying to grab hold of the inside of your upper ear. Just alittle too big for my liking. I bought and ranked these in this order: JBL - nice and loud and snug with the addon silcone covers that you put on. These Skullcandys Jabra Elite 75 - nice voice through feature that lets you hear people talk with buds still in. But were not loud at all at max volume. Skullcandy Sesh - not that loud (negative) , small (positive), but range isnt that good, killing out around 30 ft while the others were going strong at that range

After owning most totally wireless earbuds since the category became popular, I was interested to see how these buds would compare to some of the top end units out there.. They are bigger than the other premium models, and, you either love or hate that "green": color, which is the only color they come in.. The charge case is pretty flimsy, and only holds one 6 hour re-charge, but the buds themselves last 6 hours, so a total of 12 hours is pretty good. Sound is real nice, of course not equal to the Sennheisers, but more like the Bose..No App with them, and for phone calls, you only get sound out of one ear, so be aware of that.. If you dont want to spend over 100 bucks, these are definitely worth looking at..

I have wanted a pair of truly wireless headphones for a long time now. When I received these, I was pleasantly surprised at the size and form factor. These headphones are a cool color, and they come with a case that not only stores the headphones, but also is used to charge them. The headphone case is charged by a USB-C cable. The headphones advertise 12 hours of battery life. I believe that is due to the headphones possibly holding 6 hours of charge and the case holding an additional 6 hours of charge. I have not tested the complete battery life of the headphones. It is hard to tell because immediately upon placing the headphones back in the case, they automatically start charging again. I almost wish it was possible to turn the charging on when you want them to charge. I wonder if this will affect the battery life in the long run due to the constant charging. Pairing these to my phone was easy. After taking them out of the case the turn on and there are instructions with how to place the headphones in pairing mode. Making and receiving calls is also simple. If you push a button on either headphone, the call will answer. The only thing that has taken some time to get used to is the phone call only coming through the left ear piece. When on the phone, the right ear piece remains silent. Audio quality is actually pretty good. While it does not fully hold up to some other, higher quality brands, it is definitely NOT disappointing. The headphones have good volume and great bass response. Changing tracks and volume on the headphones takes a bit of getting used to. The instructions provided list the amount of button clicks that are needed to change tracks, change volume, and answer the phone. The buttons are relatively large and each headphone has one. The only issue I found was, when I reached up to adjust the headphone, I had many times I would accidentally bump or push the button due to the size and placement. This would pause my music or hang up my phone call. I am sure over time I will get used to the button placement, but it is worth noting. All in all, if you are looking for an above average set of headphones that won't break your bank account, these are a great choice!

Design is a little big for smaller ears Charging case is too big for pocket. Have to use both buds for headphones to work - would be great if you could only use one. It HAS MULTI POINT - TESTED on an iPhone 8 and Samsung 8+ Decent hearing quality and easy to use.

These are the worst headphones i've ever purchased. Not only does it not charge properly but the sound skips from one headphone to the next consistently. I thought it was just a bad set of earphones, so I went back and exchanged it for another one and of course, it did the same thing. The most frustrating thing is going to the gym and having headphones that arent charged. I've tried everything and have even read on numerous reviews diffrernt ways to charge it better, but nope-it doesn't work. I would highly recommend purchasing something else. what a waste of money.

Con: Two buds can disconnect unexpectedly, problem reconnect to iPad pro 3rd gen. Volumn control problem that needs restart the earbud. Earbud control buttons very hard to use. Otherwise it's a pretty good set. Got on black Friday deal. Considering the price I'll keep it. But if you care about the connection stuff and like to fiddle with the buttons on the device, look elsewhere. I have an older pair of skullcandy Bluetooth sport earbuds. Very happy with it. This new one clearly has tech issues not been fully worked out.

These headphones had amazing sound, felt good in my ears, and connected easily every time. They just had a horrible battery life, no where close to what was guaranteed. I fully charged the box and headphones, and pulled them out to use while cutting the lawn and they only lasted about a hour and a half. Awesome sound and easily connect but definitely not worth $100 for only an hour and a half

I could not find anything that I liked about the Push in ear headphones. Fit was clunky, pairing took several attempts, charging was sporadic until within a week they stopped charging at all. Basically they are not worth considering.

The sound quality is amazing!!!! They are designed to turn on once you pull them out of the charger. One thing I will say is because you turn them on separate it could be kind of awkward at the start. Overall I would recommend them. Battery life is pretty good too and best buy offers the replacement plan!

Not the best for big eared people. Uncomfortable fit and the sound drops in and out of the earbuds after 20-30 minutes in. Price is good but i recommend on skipping these if your a big eared person

They stay in your ear during activities but so far that has been the only pro with these expensive earbuds. The right one does not work unless the left one is on, They disconnect while listening to them, they don't connect when I need them to. It is a constant issue with these earbuds and not worth near the price they are sold for. If you want Skullcandy just stick to the old school connect with a wire ones because these are absolutely trash!!!!

I am honestly dumbfounded that this company would even ship these out without properly testing them. The actual music quality is pretty good IF you can get them to pair or stay on longer than 45 seconds. As an IT major in my last semester in college I should have no problem figuring this out so I know it is not user error. The left earbud is supposed to be the "master" earbud which initiates the pairing of the right earbud and provides Bluetooth connectivity to your phone. However, you are unable to even turn on the left earbud by itself if it is out of the case already. You literally need to put the earbuds back into the case to even attempt to turn on the left earbud and if, by some miracle you are able to connect the two earbuds and pair them to your phone....They last all of 45 seconds before they power off. Even if they did not have the issues with being able to even use them, They do not even fit in my ears to begin with so when I was running on the treadmill with them working for a minute it just flew off my ear and hit the wall. All in all this product is trash and should never have left their testing facility. DO NOT BUY.

Paid 16 dollar difference between theses and JBL already tried and returned due to left ear bud not pairing up. Now with these the right ear bud pairs but drops out just after a few seconds and the dead battery light flashing. Been on charge 24 hrs. Didn't work after a few hour first charge and no better now.

I am a big fan of skull candy, but I bought the Sesh wireless earbuds and they suck. The first time I used them they sounded low quality and they would only pick up the Bluetooth signal from my phone 1/2 the time just while it’s in my pocket. 2 stars

Sound quality is less than impressive but that isn't the biggest issue with these earbuds. They are supposed to sync automatically but that is sporadic at best. Most of the time only one of the earbuds will work and they frequently cut out during use. Overall, a very poor product all the way around. Definitely would avoid.

Great sound is useless when you can't use it. 3/4 of the time I go to use them one or both headphones are dead. I have never put them away not charged. They rock around in the case and this turns them on because of the dumb auto on feature. Dead headphones are useless headphones