Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought these because i didnt want to buy a pair of 250$ buds and lose them or not like them. Besides the fact that they only work for three hours before having to recharge them theyre great longer battery life would have been awesome the sound and bass is inpressive

These headphones are a great alternative to wireless pods. The cost is great for the value! I do wish the battery life was longer even though I have not had a problem yet with this due to my personal use. Over time, they become slightly uncomfortable in my ears but that takes a while of continuous use. Otherwise, a great product!

Simple to use, great for music, you get what you pay for.

Good quality and sound. Very easy to use and charge

Enjoy them they are easy to use and you can hear good

I really enjoy these earbuds. They are stylish and one of a kind. I like the fact that once you open the case, they automatically connect to your device. The only issue I have is the limited battery life. But if you do not operate your device for extended periods of time, it should not be a problem for you.

Great sound, comfortable, but a short battery life.

These are pretty good. I bought them on a whim since I had a certificate that needed spending. I ended up using them a lot more than I thought I would. They're comfortable, they last a while before needing to recharge, and they're an overall good value. The audio quality is also pretty good.

I purchased these after my Skullcandy Uproar headphones stopped working. These are on par with the sound. I tried jogging in these and they don’t stay secure in my ears. Overall good sound. I am happy with the purchase I just won’t jog in them.

These headphones are quick to connect to Bluetooth, the bass is excellent, they fit snugly in my ears, and I really like the fact that it tells you how much of a percentage they're at once connected. This is my second pair and I love them!

Fits well. Good sound. Purchased for college son!!

I am not very impressed by the short time these earbuds can hold a charge. They seem to be difficult to get to pair with other equipment and after getting them to pair with my pc, I have not been able to get them to work.

Everyone is on the wireless earphone kick so I figured why not. I was suitably impressed. The earphones had great sound and kept a decent charge. They worked perfectly with my phone so I could work hands free. They were slightly uncomfortable in my ears but that was because my ears are weird. I’d recommend.

I’ve made the transition to full wireless headphones quite some time ago now. So, I’ll be comparing the Sesh with some premium brands that I own. I will keep in mind that these are only $60 MSRP, which are, in some cases, even 4 times less expensive than my other sets. LOOKS: The Sesh have a very simple design. They feature the Skullcandy logo on them on a soft “gel-coated” matte surface. They are meant to be jammed straight into the ear and do not have any ear-wings or ear hooks. They have a small footprint in the ear. The case/charger is on the bigger side with sharp edges. It has battery LED indicators and a button that tells battery life and can also be used for pairing. It’s not really meant to be in your pockets but in a bag, purse or backpack. The Sesh comes with a micro USB cable for charging (really? no USB-C support?). They also do not come with a power pack or wireless charging, so you must supply your own power source. This might’ve been done to keep the price low, which makes sense. COMFORT: Now, these are comfortable to an extent. It took about 3-4 hours for me to notice a bit of fatigue on my ears since the headsets do rest a bit on the lower ear canal. I took them off for a few minutes and I was ready again. I ran, jumped, flipped and floor tumbled, and these stayed on without having to adjust them. They did not shake when running, which is one of my biggest issues with some other brands. FEATURES: The Sesh feature buttons -not touch controls, to play, pause, fast forward, etc. These maneuvers took a bit to get used to but not overly long. The buttons need to be firmly pressed and that can cause the headset to be pushed well into the ear canal, disrupting the listening experience, which can be annoying. The Sesh are rated ip5 which means that they are sweat and even splash resistant. These headphones feature Bluetooth 5.0, which means that they can be paired with virtually all devices. I tried them with my PC, phone and even my Switch (using a dongle) with success. These headphones can maintain a connection for a significant distance and even through a couple of walls around the house. They block most noise passively since the gummies cover the entire ear canal. This is helpful when commuting, at the gym, or at the office since it’s typically crowded, or the music can be loud. As with most gummy headphones, the bad part is that when no sound is playing you get that hollow noise effect which can get distracting, especially when drinking, eating or chewing gum. There is no sound-through feature so, in order to be aware of your surroundings or talk to someone, you must take one headphone out and pause the music. The battery lasted about 3.5 hours on medium volume and it takes about 1 hour to fully charge them via the case, which can provide about 2.5 charges. This should give them about 10-11 hours of life without plugging them to a wall. This is one of the biggest let-downs, especially if you use headsets for long periods at a time. Again, let’s keep it in mind that this are just $60. SOUND: Although this is highly subjective, I am very pleased with their signature. They are certainly bass-heavy (as most Skullcandy headphones are). The bass is very punchy and powerful, leaning on overriding the other frequencies at times. I considered this as a benefit when it came to EDM, movies, podcasts and pop music listening. The mid frequencies seem somewhat recessed. However, the highs are where they are supposed to be. The soundstage was on the smaller side, but the stereo was noticeable. The best way I can describe the sound signature would be exciting – although certainly not for high fidelity music playback or editing. CONCLUSION: Based on all these thoughts, I think I really do like them -from the design, to comfort, to the sound quality. You can see where some features might be missing to lower cost, such as having no USB-C connectivity, no wireless charging and a very low lasting battery life. They are certainly not perfect, but the value here is still undeniable. If you are looking to test going fully wireless, or price is a concern, I would highly recommend the Skullcandy Sesh’s. In fact, they might even be great as a second pair to have around!

The sound is good also the range is good the connect quickly the only negatives were the touch control for volume and play and pause are difficult to work. I use mainly to listen to music so not such a big issue

I got these as an impulse purchase. It was black Friday and I saw them near the item I was originally there for. They have been going strong since. I love the quality of sound and the battery life. The fit comfortably in ear. Great for the gym!

Work great, got em for a cheap price, and was blown away at them, but I gave them to my dad, and he used them a bit, but mostly uses just his bluetooth headset. Anyways they are decent if they are on sale and cheap. Well made buds though.

the right side ear bud sometimes glitches in and out. very disruptive to the listening experience. otherwise great sound and battery life

Piece of junk. 60% battery it starts with after 24 hours of charging. The instructions are unclear. Sound quality ok but sick of the connectivity issues this has

If you want some wireless buds that stay in place for all that you do, and that don’t cost an arm and a leg...these bad boys get the job done just fine then. They work great, stay in place, and provide good sound quality for what they are.