Customer Ratings & Reviews

They dont work good wish I could take them back... Do not buy

Tried once they hurt my ears going to return tomorrow

One of them broke on the very first time it hit the ground

At the black friday price i was able to pick these up at. It was honestly very much worth it. Not sure about full price but definitely at the HUGE discount. Major Pros: -USB C (THANK YOU. So tired of terrible Micro USB) -Good Sound quality (Doesn't seem to clip the audio at high volumes. Stressed tested on EDM and Metal.) -Decent Bass (Could be better) -Nice coffin like Charging case. -Charging case has Magnetic lid. (Love this over cheap snapping lids) -Ear buds Magnetically drop into place to charge (LOVE THIS. Makes no fuss drop in and charge!) -So far so good on battery life. Will find out after more longer term usage but in the short term it isn't disappointing me which is good. I've had a cheap pair disappoint me so this is already a pro. -Ear bud case feels like quality plastic. Doesn't feel like cheap plastic. Big plus. Nice matte finish on the surface. -Color selection was great! Was super tempted to get the light blue ones but wanted the black for stealth when I want to wear ear buds in places where frowned upon. I do what i want. -Seem to be comfortable and easier to sit in my ear then some cheaper alternatives. Definitely could wear these decently long without issues it seems. -Connected to my Android phone seemlessly right out of the package and connected to my laptops built in bluetooth with no issues either. Cons: -Normal price is a bit too much. I can't justify high dollar prices on something that isn't Sennheizer or something Audiophile relatable. Skull candy is like the bang for your buck brand. Good quality at good prices. Just dont expect stellar. -Bass could be better. -Normal price is bleh. Get on discount! -"Easy button controls" are kind of tricky to remember sometimes but at least it has options to press! -"Easy button controls" Worked on my phone but when connected to my laptop they did not work...? Not a big deal but may be to some if you like controlling stuff from the buds. Overall way more pros then cons. Especially if you get them at discounted price.

My second pair and 1 of the headphones are defective

Never work only one was working I had to return it back

One of the ear buds wouldn't hold a charge..... RETURNED

Hi I didn’t get my package yet can u please look in to iy

The box in which earbuds are there was very loose.

These headphones charge easily with the included case the battery life is very good. They fit well in your end and work well for exercise, watching a show or sleeping. The sound quality is great and outside noise is filtered well. Quality is as good, or better, than headphones that cost much more. They are an excellent quality and price for earbuds.

These earbuds sound great and fit great. They stay in my ears firmly, even when exercising. I sometimes use wireless earbuds with a windows PC and often the connection is spotty at best. These Skullcandy wireless earbuds seem to have a better, stronger wireless connection to the PC that other ones I've tried. A+++++

Comfortable and great sound . I wear earbuds often and these never cause me any pain . I love how easily they connect to my phone and never randomly disconnect. They also last a long time

I love true wireless headphones, it's an awesome invention. I came to these after having the JLAB true wireless that I had for roughly two years. The JLAB was great except for some random sync issues. These headphones seemed great at first and really 24 hours of playing time! whoa! but no, this claim is completely false, you get maybe 2 hours and they need to be recharged. Then they don't sit in the case properly, so you end up having to sit there for a couple of minutes making absolutely sure that they are in there all the way or you won't get a good charge, and when you go to take them out you'll get prompted to recharge in a few minutes. The sound quality is decent. Except the fact that you can't even have your phone in your pocket and expect to listen. the range is garbage and constantly has issues when you place them in your pocket. you have to hold the phone closer in order to get it to listen consistently (Iphone X). Let's just say these headphones are OK. The problem is when you buy something more expensive it should be an upgrade. These headphones were NOT an upgrade for the increase in price.

The quality of sound and the colors are the only good things about them. No bass at all, no noise cancellation, not loud enough to block anything out, they'll fall out of your ears whenever possible because the design is so weird and awkward, and they'll randomly disconnect and reconnect (anywhere between 2 to 5 seconds, sometimes only to disconnect again immediately) making the already present lag even worse. My wife's were defective right out of the box, the left earbud dying within minutes and never recharging. I tried to enjoy mine as best I could but they deteriorated very quickly (about a week after opening them). Do not spend money on these.

Test Devices: Apple iPod nano (7th generation) Bluetooth 4 Apple Watch Series 5 Bluetooth 5 Apple iPad Pro 3rd Gen Bluetooth 5 End Goal: Going for an outdoor run (9:00 to 11:00 minute pace) while listening to music Results: In 2012 when Apple shipped the iPod nano (7th generation) I had no idea that 8 years later it would still be my gold standard device to use for listening to music while on a run. It’s small lightweight form factor fits in my pocket and the wired ear buds work great to keep my music pumping during my runs. There are two areas where the ear buds fall short: sweat and not being wireless. The Skullcandy Sesh Evo’s are the 4th Bluetooth device I’ve attempted to use to solve these two problems after the previous 3 failed. During the first run I paired the Sesh Evo’s with my iPod nano and fired up my playlist. The first thing I discovered is that not a single one of the Evo’s physical button controls functioned at all. Reaching into my pocket to control the Nano was going to be a point of frustration as I’m used to reaching to the chin control buttons on the earbuds for track skipping and volume adjustments. Frustrating but not the end of the world as most times my playlists don’t need to be changed during my runs. I began my pre-run stretch routine and the left ear bud fell out of my ear and rolled a few feet down the concrete. This is not a good start. I brushed it off, readjusted the fit and continued stretching. With pre-warm up done, I began jogging. Within 10 feet the right ear bud fell out of my ear and rolled 3 feet down the asphalt. Not cool. I re-inserted the bud in the ear, made a few more adjustments and I’m back on the run. After another minute of running, I noticed the music was cutting in and out based on how I turned my head. I look right, I lose audio. I look down I lose music. I look up and the right ear bud falls out again. This run is not going well. The Evo’s come with several different size rubber tips so I turned around and went back inside to try a different fitting. I found a size that felt more snug. I head back out, this time I made it 2 miles before the right ear bud fell out again and rolled almost 10 feet down the hill. At this point I should call out that I sweat. A lot. Especially during longer runs and in several half-marathons over the years my ear pods will collect enough sweat to stop working temporarily. Water resistant ear buds are something I need. So I’m now standing on the side of the road trying to figure out if they are falling out because my ears are sweating or if it’s because I’m not inserting them properly. I imagine the people who live in the house I’m now in front of making odd jerking motions with my head were rather confused. I found that tilting my head forward or sideways results in the right bud falling out of my right ear almost every time yet the left stays in place. I resume running when I think I’ve finally found the magic position to keep these things in. Now I can focus on seeing if I can figure out why the music keeps cutting in and out. I make it about a hundred yards and the right ear bud decides to make a run for it down the hill. At this point I give up on the Evo’s, shove them in my pocket and finish my workout with no music. After a shower I spend a bit more time trying out the different tips and seeing how hard I can shake my head, how far I can tilt my head forward and sideways before they fall out. My girlfriend who sees me attempting this in front of the mirror is in tears laughing. I learn if I twist them in just the right way, they stay in with these forced motions. I head over to Skullycandy’s website where they have a video showing the proper way to insert them and am happy that this is what I’m doing. I have hope tomorrow’s workout will be better. That night I paired the Evo’s to my iPad Pro. This time the use case was to watch a movie, and give FaceTime a try. The iPad is a Bluetooth 5 device which meant that all of the physical easy control buttons on the Evo will function. While the documentation says they are easy, in practice I found them uncomfortable to use. It actually hurts my ears to press the buttons, especially for controls like Volume Down where you have to press twice. Changing EQ Modes was brutal and what I ended up doing to get through it was to remove one of the ear buds and make the changes while it was out of my ear, then go through that awkward insert and twist motion to reposition it. I’m used to Over the Ear wireless headphones for this use case so my frustration is mounting. Once again I find using the device to control the experience is better than trying to use the Evo’s directly. In short, insert them, then try not to touch them. For the Day 2 run, I decide to pair them with my Apple Series 5 Watch. I sync some music directly to my watch and go for a run. I’m pleased to find the music is playing smoothly and is not cutting in and out like the previous day confirming what I thought: Bluetooth 5 device connected to a Bluetooth 4 device is just not a good experience. While on my run I tried changing tracks and that right ear bud decided to go for a run of its own down the hill again. I’m thankful this neighborhood doesn’t have drain pipes. Back in my ear and back on the run, I try again. It hurt. In hindsight pressing buttons multiple time that are lodged in your ear is just not a good idea. I’m now holding my wrist up to use the controls on the Apple Watch to adjust volume or change the music. I’m trying to find the positive and I keep thinking to myself: look ma - no wires! I finish the workout; this time the Evo’s only fall out twice. Back home, and sitting at my desk, I connect the Evo’s back to my iPad Pro and spend a bit of time experimenting with button pressing. I never can find a way to press the button that doesn’t hurt my inner ears. I content removing one, making adjustments and putting it back in is the better method, but that’s really annoying. I’m going to give them another shot tomorrow, again paired with the Apple Watch. I did enjoy not needing the Nano in my pocket, I just need them to stay in my ears for the whole journey.

The Skullcandy - Sesh Evo True Wireless In-Ear Headphones are an excellent choice for true wireless earbuds on a budget. Charging, pairing, charging case, convenience - it's all there at a great price. These have all the expected features at this level and are comfortable to wear for extended times. You should not expect super high-fidelity sound or noise-canceling at this tier, but neither is missed for practical day-to-day use. One thing I found especially intuitive was the way the control scheme uses the left and right earbuds: left is for going back a song or lowering the volume, right is for going forward a song or increasing the volume. Minor, but to me, appreciated.

I own a lot of earbuds and these are one of my favorites. They are great with no static and connect pretty easily. I knocked off a star because sometimes they don't shut off when I put them back in their case but otherwise work great

They work so nicely and I love them. Easy to pair and keeps a charge for a good while.

Decent headphones! Got these for my cousin and he seems to like them. Definitely get what you pay for.

they were really good for the price!! after 4 years one of them (right side) start falling holding the battery charge but the other one still working like a champ after some many drops on the floor, overall they were so good for the price