Review on 🎧 Enhance Your Audio Experience with Skullcandy Hesh 2 Wireless Over-Ear Headphone in Black by George Utley

Surprisingly good. I have a pair of Parrot Zik headphones, Wireless Beats etc. I bought these because I wanted something to take to work and I'm seriously beside myself. The sound isn't as heavy as the competition, but is clear and audible over a wide area. I did however test the bass against my "walking" basses (On My Level - Wiz Khalifa, feat. Too $hort) and they sound great. Pros: - Great sound. Can easily keep up with more expensive headphones. Now they score more points than my Ziki. Old big buttons. The buttons on the headset are huge. That means you don't search for a trifle and accidentally skip to the next song, and if you've done that while listening to Pandora, you know how annoying it can be. The range is amazing. I left my phone downstairs and was cooking pizza in the microwave when I realized I was walking around the house with these things still working. I can even walk around my garage in the basement with my phone and they still crunch. Comfortable but safe. You can get things done around the house and they won't fall off your head. Cons: - I have a huge head and they are a little tight, this will likely change with repeated use so I'm not worried. I actually wear them backwards (L on my right ear, R on my left ear) as it's more comfortable. Definitely recommended. If that changes, I will update the review. - With that in mind, I just bought a second pair. The ones on my head are from Best Buy at the moment. Songs used for testing: > On My Level - Wiz Khalifa, feat. Too $hort > The Message - Nas (yes they did) > California Love - Tupac > Hypnotize - Notorious BIG > Fallen - Volbeat > Engel - Rammstein > Lie To Me - Red > Polyamorous - Breaking Benjamin > Human After All - Daft Punk (very well done) > This Is What It Feels Like - Armin van Buuren > Crash and Burn - Thomas Rhett (Welcome. I hate country.) Steps. So far, so good.