Review on Skullcandy Indy Fuel Wireless Earbud Cell Phones & Accessories by Jacob Fish

I've had them since January 2021 and they were fine at first. I only needed a pair of wireless headphones for my work. They sound pretty good, the fake airfield design isn't to my liking, but it didn't break the deal. After a few weeks or maybe a month they started turning on and off when I was playing podcasts which is very annoying. Resetting seemed to help, but the problem kept recurring. After that, they just started disconnecting my phone completely (almost for no reason) while I was listening to my podcast, which was really annoying. And recently the right earbud no longer sits properly in the case if I don't press it. This means it won't charge unless I fiddle with it for 5 minutes, which I really would rather not, and would rather they work and be a decent pair of headphones. I switched to them from Raycon E100 and to be honest I'm considering getting them again but they're not even worth it because they also have their own issues. They worked fine for a while, but don't expect them to work properly after a few months of use. I'll just go with Sony or a real brand that can make decent products.