Skullcandy Crusher Evo Wireless Over-Ear Headphones (Chill Grey)

Pros. ComfortableExcellent sound reproductionBass, like your never going to findanywhere eleFeels more premium & durable thanthe previous model (skullcandycrusher)Carry case (best I've come across sofar)Battery life (10 min rapid charge)Ease of use, button placementCons. Unlike previous model thesewill only allow the crusher bass oncepowered onPrice £150Skullcandy crusher evo, they are definitely a step up from the original crusher, sound is sweet and you can adjust how much of that skull crushing bass you want via a slider on the side of the cup, you've got your usual type c port for charging, an aux cable, a type c charging cable, you've got power button and volume up, down which also serve as track forward or back too. The button placement and the buttons themselves are really good, what I mean is I've come across headphones in the past with some real crappy buttons, hard to press and in weird places (panasonic) but these are easy to navigate and press too, they feel very premium with soft touch feel paint job, they fold easily and feel smooth. I've not experienced any discomfort from these, yeah your ears may get a little sweaty with prolonged use but tell me one headphone that doesn't do that. Connected flawlessly to everything I connected it to, there is an app you can download and tinker with the settings, the app pretty basic in my opinion. Carry case is amazing in my opinion, first time I've seen a carry case that's come with the headset feeling just as premium as the headphones themselves but not only that it's actually functional too, it has a buckle on it, you put the headphones inside twist the top two times and buckle up, keeps them nice and secure,If your on the edge thinking about the price then yeah it is a little steep at £150 a pop but it's oh so worth it honestly, I highly recommend these.

I've just had these delivered. They were charged and ready to go. Fast setup, no problems. I put them on and clicked play on 'Moderat - Bad Kingdom'. Wow, the bass shook the headphones of my head (not quite but that's a lot of bass available). I was a bit put off tbh, the bass was way too much. I turned the bass down to minimum and tried again, gradually increasing the bass to my taste. I have the Bowers and Wilkins px7s, Sony xm4s, Sennheiser momentum and Grado gw100x. They all have their strengths and weaknesses but generally sound brilliant! The Grado's are open back with fewer controls, but I think just have the edge over the others for sound quality. However, in terms of value for money I don't think these can be beaten. A little adjustment on the eq and I am genuinely amazed at the sound quality. Buy them!

I'm normally a BOSE man but after my last £450 pair died after only a few years and looking at current BOSE reviews I decided to try these Skull Candy. At less than half the cost of the BOSE I was anxious but when they arrived I was blown away with the sound quality. They sound AMAZING! The base is brilliant even set on minimum and the mid/high end clarity is superb. They charge amazingly quickly and last for ages. The fit is great over the ears and they are very light weight.Very very pleased with my new headphones 🎧 😀

I am seriously impressed with these, worth every penny. You can really hear the music clearly, it catches the vocals and instruments in a well balanced manner. Now I've read many reviews and the comments of the bass, and Dear God it's absolutely brilliant. When you turn that bass slider all the way up, honestly I kid you not you can not only hear the music, but you can FEEL it. The bass is out of this world, your ears and your skull literally shake. Don't even get me started on the songs that rhythmically have drum beats attached, so every time the beats are played, the bass hits you with perfect sync, and it feels so good, it's like standing in front of quality and advanced concert speakers. I can't wait to use then during gym sessions, the bass hits will definitely increase my energy and adrenaline. I highly recommend these headphones.

I was a little dubious reading other reviews around the level of bass but am very pleased to have been mistaken. I don't usually write reviews, but this one deserves it.The sound is amazing across the board, but the bass is something else. At first, it sounds like it might be distorting as that's what you'd expect from other headphones with the bass too high, but it really isn't! There's bass coming from tracks that I never even knew could be that bassy. You only need to move the bass 'slider' a fraction to get a boost, but if you really want it, you can crank it up all the way. The only thing at that point, is the vibration becomes a bit unbearable.I only gave it a 4 for comfort, but that's just because I find all over-ear headphones a bit too hot after a while. Other than that, they're great.If you're considering headphones with a bit of a boost, then these are the ones for you. They're not noise cancelling, but I'm not particularly fond of those anyway. They do, however, block out a lot of the sound but not so much that it feels a bit weird.Absolutely recommend these.

The sound and bass is like nothing I have ever heard before, there’s a little sliding button on the side of the left headphone for the bass and honestly it’s the best feature. The only downfall and it’s the reason why it’s 4 Stars, it’s not the most comfortable when wearing for a long period of time. I’m not sure if it’s just the shape of my head but it hurts the top of my head over the time so I have to keep adjusting where the headphone sits. But apart from that minor little thing this beast is one amazing piece of equipment and packs a punch when listening to music. Highly recommended for avid music listeners.