Enhanced Skullcandy Crusher ANC Wireless Headphones - Black/Tan, with Personalized Noise Cancelling Review

Skullcandies are known for their amazing bass and this is DEFINITELY the right fit. The bass is loud and deep, and the mids and highs aren't weak either. Best of all, it has tactile bass; This means that the headphones physically vibrate at lower frequencies. It may seem strange or even undesirable, but I GUARANTEE it will add to your listening pleasure. It's pretty good for movies too. It has some great features like a side touch system to activate noise cancellation. Noise isolation isn't bad

I mainly use them at the gym or at home, so I'll talk briefly about my personal experience. The sound quality is excellent in the sense that if you want premium sound with a ton of bass you can't beat it at this price point. Active noise cancellation. I expected better. While it definitely blocks interference, you can still hear what's going on around you (probably not the best option for a crying baby on the bus... but useful). Agility and feeling: That was the most important thing for me. My…

If you want noise canceling headphones without music, I don't recommend them. While I'm not sure how many people expect exactly that from headphones, I'll mention it. But let me tell you, when I was in a noisy car I could only hear my music when I had the noise canceling on, plus my own music coming through the headphones, which was a nice experience. I got ANC versus average because it helps me when I'm having panic attacks or just plain depressed. I want to block out any noise that I haven't…

Sounds really good, but there are a few wrong steps. Lots of hiss when ANC is engaged pulls you out of that moment. In terms of comfort, they seem to have made the ear cups smaller compared to the Crusher 360, which led to some discomfort after a while. Whereas I could wear my Crusher 360 for hours without any discomfort in my ears. An advantage over the 360 is the bass slider compared to the touch sensor on the previous model. The slider allows for better fine tuning and also doesn't suffer…

This is a big improvement over the previous Skullcandy Crusher. There are tons of new features that make it great. ANC is the best I've heard, but it's the only noise-cancelling device I've ever used. However, I think he's doing a good job. The battery life is not as long as the previous crusher. I used to be able to charge my headphones maybe twice a month, if at all. And that even with a usage of at least 4 hours on 7 nights per week. The battery of the new Crusher ANC lasts just over a week.

So let's start with the truth. I ordered them after trying a demo pair and really liked the sound with noticeable bass. The earbuds are quite comfortable with nice materials (although the matte finish makes them feel like a fingerprint magnet with something remotely greasy). Ahhh, here's the other side. The first order of these headphones arrived the same day thanks to excellent Amazon shipping, but arrived with only half the features they boasted. The left earcup had no function for LED…

Like:1. The bass is awesome and easy to tune, just like the Skullcandy Crusher Wireless I have.2. Feels better than the Crusher Wireless because the earbuds have a quarter turn.3. Battery life without ANC appears to be the same as Crusher Wireless. I typically wear headphones for most of the day during the pandemic while working remotely and I can charge for about 2 days WITHOUT the noise cancellation turned on. Dislikes: 1. The bass control doesn't seem to be linear. Very sensitive to the…