Review on Skullcandy Microphone Tangle Reducing Noise Isolating Precision Headphones by Cary Clemons

I've tried countless in-ear headphones over the years and found that the best ones range from $10 to $20 for the average user (rather than the audio tech snob). Pay less than $10 and risk poor quality, pay more than $20 and you're probably overpaying. Other than that, Skullcandy Ink'd 2.0 has been my favorite for many years. The first pair I bought lasted 5 years but due to my carelessness the top of the button came off (had thrown it and accidentally hit the bottom of my laptop bag) but it still worked great except for the mic. I had to buy a new pair to have a working mic again. Great bass, clear sound, comfortable and almost doesn't feel like you're wearing headphones.