Skullcandy isn’t always the company you think of when you picture great audio products, but it’s slowly changing that perception. The company is best known for its cheaper earbuds but today we’re looking at the Skullcandy Crusher Evo which has Bluetooth 5.0, an adjustable bass slider, and is priced around $200 USD.
This review is dedicated specifically to those people that call themselves bass heads and like as much muddy bass as possible to fit in a pair of headphones. If you want the experience of a live concert or movie theatre while sitting in your living room the Skullcandy Crusher headphones are the choice for you.
Skullcandy Crusher Wireless review: These wireless headphones offer a very long battery life of up to 40 hours. They are not the best sound quality in the wireless fields. However; with this price tag under $100 – they are give better sounding than many headphones. More convenient with a foldable design and you also can adjust a bass level.
Skullcandy Crusher Wireless review: These wireless headphones offer a very long battery life of up to 40 hours. They are not the best sound quality in the wireless fields. However; with this price tag under $100 – they are give better sounding than many headphones. More convenient with a foldable design and you also can adjust a bass level.
The headphones go up against some competition, but if you’re looking for a great pair of headphones with a ton of battery life and super high bass, then we don’t think you can go wrong. So much so, that we’ve awarded the Skullcandy Crusher Wireless headphones the Headphone Review Bronze Medal.
The Skullcandy Crusher Evo Wireless are better than the Skullcandy Crusher Wireless 2016. Both headphones have a bass-heavy sound profile and a haptic bass slider to add extra boom to audio. The Evo are more comfortable, and they have a companion app with EQ presets. However, the 2016 edition have a more stable fit.
Skullcandy''s Crusher wireless are an affordable, comfortable pair of headphones that are well-suited to those who''d like a little (or a lot) more bass in their life.
Verdict. The Skullcandy Crusher Headphones with Built-in Amplifier and Mic deliver much better sound quality than you’d expect at this price. They are well made from high-quality materials, ensuring they can endure rough handling and last a long time. These headphones are compatible with almost all audio devices so you can listen to music and
Verdict. The Skullcandy Crusher Headphones with Built-in Amplifier and Mic deliver much better sound quality than you’d expect at this price. They are well made from high-quality materials, ensuring they can endure rough handling and last a long time. These headphones are compatible with almost all audio devices so you can listen to music and
Skullcandy isn’t exactly known for its— ahem —luxury build. While the Skullcandy Crusher Wireless is made of cheaper plastic, it’s still sturdy. The matte black coating resists fingerprints and the headphone and headband faux leather padding is pretty substantial. The combination makes for a fairly comfortable pair of headphones.
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Skullcandy Crusher Evo over-ear headphones review. 8.6 Overall Score. Sound 8.5. Comfort 8. Design 9. Performance 9.5. Value 8. If you’re a fan of big bass, you could buy a pair of headphones that are tuned to offer that at all times.
Skullcandy Crusher Review. The over-ear headphones Skullcandy Crusher Evo attract with long battery life, search function, and fat bass. Tech stage tests what the headphones sound like with a bass shaker. In this individual test, we dealt with the medium-priced Crusher Evo from Skullcandy.
Skullcandy has, over the years, pushed out some excellent headphones and earbuds, including the Crusher ANC.Today the company releases a new set, called Crusher Evo, that updates the access to the Crusher driver, while dropping active noise cancelling,(and even the heavy carrying case,) to give a more budget friendly price tag to its new model at launch.
Skullcandy Crusher Evo over-ear headphones review. 8.6 Overall Score. Sound 8.5. Comfort 8. Design 9. Performance 9.5. Value 8. If you’re a fan of big bass, you could buy a pair of headphones that are tuned to offer that at all times.
This review is dedicated specifically to those people that call themselves bass heads and like as much muddy bass as possible to fit in a pair of headphones. If you want the experience of a live concert or movie theatre while sitting in your living room the Skullcandy Crusher headphones are the choice for you.
One example would have to be the Skullcandy Crusher Wireless headphones, the topic of today’s review. I remembered seeing them several years back, and wrote them off altogether on account of the price point, and my history with Skullcandy products being not-so great. I’ll elaborate more on that. In the past, I’d get the Skullcandy Ink’d
The Skullcandy Crusher ANC are handsome, understated headphones, especially if you get the black colorway. Our Deep Red colored review unit drew a bit more attention for its unique color but
Skullcandy''s Crusher wireless are an affordable, comfortable pair of headphones that are well-suited to those who''d like a little (or a lot) more bass in their life.
The Skullcandy Crusher Evo Wireless are better than the Skullcandy Crusher Wireless 2016. Both headphones have a bass-heavy sound profile and a haptic bass slider to add extra boom to audio. The Evo are more comfortable, and they have a companion app with EQ presets. However, the 2016 edition have a more stable fit.
Skullcandy Crusher review: Headphones with vibrating sub drivers for epic, brain-shattering bass.
Skullcandy Crusher Headphones Review. It is really not easy to buy a pair of headphones with deep bass for less than $100, probably you will have to spend more to get one like the Beats Solo which costs nearly $200. Skullcandy Crusher headphone is promised to deliver a powerful and realistic bass that you can feel.
The Crusher headphone clamps tightly onto the head, so you will not find yourself continually readjusting it as you move through your day. Unlike previous Skullcandy headphones, these have a small groove cut into the inside of the band. This groove is a lifesaver because it saves most pulled hair cases when you get to grooving with the music.
Skullcandy Crusher Evo over-ear headphones review. 8.6 Overall Score. Sound 8.5. Comfort 8. Design 9. Performance 9.5. Value 8. If you’re a fan of big bass, you could buy a pair of headphones that are tuned to offer that at all times.
Skullcandy is a company whose reputation has changed greatly in recent years. In the past, they were mostly known for their cheap earbuds. More recently they’ve become a fan favorite for their Crusher Line. All the headphones in the Crusher liner are known for booming haptic bass you can feel. The latest entry is the Skullcandy Crusher Evo.
Skullcandy''s Crusher Wireless headphones deliver Bluetooth audio with adjustable bass, but even low-end lovers may find the levels too much to handle. MSRP $199.00 $149.99 at Best Buy
The Skullcandy Crusher ANC are handsome, understated headphones, especially if you get the black colorway. Our Deep Red colored review unit drew a bit more attention for its unique color but
Figured I would drop in a little review for Skullcandy Crusher Headphones. Picked up a pair after sampling a number of other sets where I work. I have sampled Marshall, Klipsch, Sennheiser, JVC, Shure, AKG, Koss, Monster, etc.. Nothing high end. Just 10 - 300ish dollar headphones.
Skullcandy makes plenty of stylish, cool, bass-boosted products that we like, but the Crusher ANC headphones break into a price tier where you need legitimate quality, and not gimmicks, to justify
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