Skullcandy Microphone Tangle Reducing Noise Isolating Precision Headphones Review

Choose headphones with a minimum of harmonic distortion. In fact, the sound is very bad. After 2 months of use, 1 earpiece stopped playing. I do not advise anyone. Took for 450r.

Headphones were conceived as relatively inexpensive and high-quality headphones (look at the price for them on the official European website - 10-20 euros), in the 2022 market the price is too high. They served for almost a year, the sound did not get worse - this is a huge advantage. However, the cable broke at the base of the plug - I read it on the forums, this is a weak point of their company's headphones, but still it's better than wheezing in the headphones of many other companies after a

The sound quality potential of these ears cannot be reproduced by any portable device. I myself use Xperia Go along with PowerAmp and an additional equalizer to squeeze the maximum quality sound out of the phone. Take who loves a powerful and warm sound. Good sausage. Got pros: The sound quality is amazing! The bass is natural: warm and tight. High frequencies are slightly ringing. The mids are just perfect for rock and metal! There is never a mess in the sound, even at full volume of…

A huge number of rejected models, opened 3 store packages - all of them lose sound in their left ear when the wire moves. Unpleasant. The earbuds themselves are relatively comfortable, but the quality of the tips is rubbish again. I had to get the plugs from the broken Sennheiser IE4. I bought them as a temporary replacement for my IE4, at least for 3-4 months I thought. I thought yeah.

Two headphones worked at different volume levels. The microphone side was softer than the opposite side. This made the headphones almost useless as headphones (the difference was so obvious). They can really only be used with one ear, making them mono (not stereo).

The Skullcandy have been my absolute favorite earbuds and headphones for years. I love the colors, the sound quality and I appreciate their build quality. I'll admit these are the cheapest headphones I've ever bought, but after a few weeks the right side stopped working and after a few days the left side started failing. I bought them for podcasts so the sound quality was fine. They literally fall apart within a month.

I've tried countless in-ear headphones over the years and found that the best ones range from $10 to $20 for the average user (rather than the audio tech snob). Pay less than $10 and risk poor quality, pay more than $20 and you're probably overpaying. Other than that, Skullcandy Ink'd 2.0 has been my favorite for many years. The first pair I bought lasted 5 years but due to my carelessness the top of the button came off (had thrown it and accidentally hit the bottom of my laptop bag) but it…

I bought these for my desk at work to replace some cheap Panasonic headphones I accidentally dropped in my coffee mug one day. Pros: Music sounds great through these headphones. Good low, mid and high frequencies. Disadvantages: For example, when I listen to a voicemail someone left me, I get an echo. Which isn't so bad. I often get static electricity in my ear, which wasn't the case with my old cheap headphones. I made sure it is fully connected. This happens when connected to a tower or…

I read many reviews before buying these headphones. I was surprised by the large number of one star reviews. It seemed that people either loved her or hated her. I wondered if the one star reviews were people receiving fakes. I also thought that $15 seemed too cheap for any quality pair of headphones. I decided to risk it with $15. After unboxing it I examined it to see if there were any normal signs of a cheap fake, but I believe that's the real deal. I'm not an audiophile, but my hearing is…

I was very excited to see what I thought was an old Skullcandy being sold cheaply. No, it's only sold cheap because it's cheap. I saw another commenter say they are fakes and while I don't have a real item to compare them to like he does, the math fully supports this explanation. Otherwise they can't be that bad. I've used the Skullcandy many times in the past and while I'm not under the illusion that they're the best in terms of sound quality, the Skullcandys have been more than serviceable…