Review on 🎧 Skullcandy Crusher Headphones: Amplify Your Audio Experience with Built-in Mic and Microfloral Grey/Black Design by Matthew Guiney

When I first received these headphones I really liked them. They sounded good, were a bit tight but nothing that could be repaired by stretching and they came with their own cool bag. I put in the battery for the bass and assumed the battery was dead as it wasn't working. I replaced it a few more times, tested the connection, and was able to get the bass to turn on for just a second at a time, then turn off. Upon looking into this, I found that most Skullcandy Crusher headphones have this issue. I could pay to ship them back to the company and have them replaced but most people said their replacement units had the same problem so I didn't waste my time and money. The sound quality is quite good despite the important function. that does not work. My next concern came a few months after receiving it when I noticed reddish spots in the corners. I keep my headphones in their case to protect them when I take them everywhere, but they're taken out of my pocket, worn on my head, or kept in a clean locker during my work week. After doing a little research, I found that the discoloration is only in places where the case rubs against the headphones. Now those spots have gone from blemishes to actual chips. I haven't even had these headphones in a year and they look worse than the 10 year old pair of Sennheisers I used before. This is especially frustrating as I bought the gray floral design because I thought it looked pretty. After all, these earbuds have never been customized. On the one hand, it's good that they haven't come loose, but they're still too tight on my rather small head. I have to stretch them every day before putting them on with the help of a book. Based on this experience, I have no plans to purchase the Skullcandy brand in the future. They are working at the moment but overall were a big disappointment.