Review on Skullcandy Indy Fuel Wireless Earbud Cell Phones & Accessories by Zach Spangler

They are sold in a big warehouse for half a C-Note and now I know why. you suck The sound is ok, but I find my other Bluetooth headphones (that don't charge wirelessly and aren't soundproofed) sound better. them out of the suitcase and they were acting strange. The controls are really hard to get used to, as they use the capacitance to detect the tap (at a specific spot on each earbud) and of course you can't see them to tap. (Try touching the same 1/8" spot on your ear multiple times.) You need to perform actions like tap, tap and hold, double tap, double tap and hold, etc. to perform such actions as answer call, pause , Skip ahead. and back etc. The volume only responds to a touch, and if you press more than once it means something else. Insert. Don't miss the first touch because then you won't know if it was registered, and now you've done something completely different. Countless different sized earbuds fit my ears just right and they all hurt after a few minutes. Worst of all, when I'm walking around with my phone in my pocket trying to listen to a podcast, they stop like they were shorted I called support (the guy was nice) they wanted me to reset them which I did several times we decided to swap them for another pair e. The spare pair had the same problems. They go back. I really wish they would work because I liked the case and the wireless charging feature, but they're just too painful. Edit: typo, added a few words