Review on 🎧 Skullcandy Push Ultra TWS Earbud - Electric Yellow by Gary Stringfield

I have very specific requirements for headphones and they were literally the only ones that met my requirements. I want earbuds that don't go in the ear canal in any way but sit in the outer ear, have hooks to stay in place, are wireless, and don't have to wrap around the back of the head because of the head support. I need. So these were the only pairs I could find that meet all of these requirements, unfortunately they are really bad, especially for the price and brand. The part of the earmold itself is very painful in my ears and goes through the ear canal. a little, even if it's not a fork, because of the weird elongated design they chose. This can be easily remedied by using the original iPod's traditional in-ear design, which is much more comfortable and doesn't intrude the ear canal at all. The sound quality is terrible, it sounds so tinny no matter the settings. i put it on My old iPods have the best sound quality and they are from 2013 and broken! The microphone just didn't work, no matter what setting I set, no one could hear me. The Bluetooth connection is severely disconnected. It seemed to me that he was particularly prone to dropping one ear at a time, leaving only one plugged in at a time. The ear hooks were very difficult to wear with my glasses. Even though they held the earphones, they fell off even when I tilted my head, if they hit at all. I feel like it wouldn't bother me that much if it wasn't for all the other stuff and I wouldn't have returned it if that was my only complaint. The battery didn't connect to the headphones with ease or consistency. It was a horrible idea that they were a needle shaped magnetic charge, this was easily remedied by making them flat magnets with two points just touching. The battery life seems really good. The app you have to download is really bad and for some reason their 3 settings are music, movies and podcasts. There is no phone setting or game setting both of which could be mic amplified and would have been much more useful to me, since I'm not a podcast fan. The charging cable is ridiculously short, about the size of a finger, which is a really odd choice. Luckily it was the same USB as well as a charger for my phone so I could use it. but the one he came with would be utterly useless to me as anything I could connect it to would render it inaccessible to me. (I'm in a wheelchair and can't get things easily). The texture of the plastic is nice, feels soft, and the carrying/charging case felt protective. And it was nice that it comes with tiles so you can find them if you lose them. The buttons on the earbuds themselves were a bit difficult to press due to my disability and you have to hold them real tight or you'll pop them out of your hands. Listen if you try change the volume or the song, but this may not be a problem for other people. If they were made like a touchscreen instead of a real button (like I've seen with other headphones) it would be a lot friendlier to my disability. All in all I wouldn't recommend them, have sent them back and will continue to look for headphones that suit my particular needs. If the company wanted to make some more accessible headphones, I'd really appreciate it if they used the ideas suggested here. All in all I wouldn't recommend them, have sent them back and will continue to look for headphones that suit my particular needs. If the company wanted to make some more accessible headphones, I'd really appreciate it if they used the ideas suggested here. All in all I wouldn't recommend them, have sent them back and will continue to look for headphones that suit my particular needs. If the company wanted to make some more accessible headphones, I'd really appreciate it if they used the ideas suggested here.