Skullcandy Indy Fuel Wireless Earbud Cell Phones & Accessories Review

Headphones are good. Not a wow effect, but the music is played with dignity, without wheezing, groaning. The plastic is pleasant, the box was bright and interesting. By the way, the case is big enough, after xiaomi they take up a lot of space in your pocket, not so convenient

Colleagues from work recommended these headphones. My previous ones did not last long, according to these very reliable ones. I go with them for about a month, in general, there were no complaints about the quality during this time. Music and podcasts play normally, connections are not lost

Its pros: Sound Fit in the ears Battery stock Soundproofing Appearance and quality of materials Some cons: Terrible microphone Periodically fall off, you have to go through the connection procedure from scratch.

The first time the headphones came right away with a marriage, the right earpiece did not charge, I exchanged it for the same model. And six months later, the same garbage

If you can get them to work, they sound decent. Unfortunately I only get music that breaks and breaks. eg several times per second. In fact, it's impossible to hear anything that way. I bought elsewhere as they were selling for $50 but wanted to check them out here and also where I bought them. I've paired them with an HP Chromebook, a Pixel phone, and other Windows computers. same problem with clipping/erase. The headphones were fully charged, so the problem is not with the power supply.

I've always liked skull lollipops, but this is the first time I've been dissatisfied with a product. The earbuds came with no rim in size to keep them from falling out of your ears. Please note that I have medium ears and the largest adapters still fell out. I just have to shake my head a little and they fall out. The upper trunk lid feels flimsy and will not latch. So I found the adapters weren't long enough to secure the headphones in my ear. I attached another branded ear adapter to the…

I love Skullcandy and have purchased several pairs of their wired headphones over the years, ranging from basic to luxurious. There was always a consistent quality so I decided to try them out despite the mixed reviews. Sound quality for music is great as expected, but not so good for calls (my main reason to buy). The person on the other end sounds far away and echoes, and the range isn't very good. When I'm more than a foot or two away from my phone (literally sitting in front of it or…

The main issues I had were the audio cut out even 5-10 feet from my phone and the touch controls were completely inconsistent. I've tried activating ambient sounds with a double tap and single hold, and it pauses or skips a track or toggles EC mode. I try to pause the track with a double tap, but instead the volume goes down. I called Skullcandy support and they said my product was defective and should be returned, but reading reviews on Revain, Best Buy, and tech reviews seems to confirm the…

I've had them since January 2021 and they were fine at first. I only needed a pair of wireless headphones for my work. They sound pretty good, the fake airfield design isn't to my liking, but it didn't break the deal. After a few weeks or maybe a month they started turning on and off when I was playing podcasts which is very annoying. Resetting seemed to help, but the problem kept recurring. After that, they just started disconnecting my phone completely (almost for no reason) while I was…

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…