Skullcandy Indy Fuel In-Ear Wireless Earbuds, Wireless Charging, 30 Hr Battery, Microphone, Works with iPhone Android and Bluetooth Devices - Black

Bought these for my husband on Prime Day and he has been absolutely blown away. Amazing quality. Fits snug in your ear. Has different sizes of the tip that goes in your ear cartilage, so it will fit snug and not hurt. Noise canceling is top notch. Battery life is huge. And they are wireless charging. We just placed them on our charging pad and boom! Such a great purchase! He’s had several other skull candy ear buds before, but these are top tier. 10/10

Edit: They sound amazing but pairing them is a nightmare and might need to be done regularly unfortunately.If you listen to a lot of bass heavy music get these lol. You can feel the bass lol. For the price you can't really complain.

I discovered Skullcandy years ago in a desperate search for earbuds that wouldn't need constant adjusting or fall out of my ears every 30 seconds while running. I bought these (my first pair of completely wireless buds) last year to replace my trusty Skullcandy Ink'd. I live on the surface of the sun (you'd think by our summers) and having something on the back of my neck during hot, sweaty runs was getting on my nerves. Plus they tend to slide off your neck while doing mat and bench work at the gym.The Indy Fuel buds are as reliably comfortable and snug in the ear as anything from Skullcandy. The noise canceling and ambient modes are usefully functional. The sound is great for music and podcasts. I will charge the case with the buds in it about once per 8-10 days and that works for me. I'd say I use them 3 hours per day on average. They pair up very easily with whatever device I need to use and the range is good. I've left my phone in the house and made it easily 50 feet outside of my house before the signal started breaking.The only reason I gave them 4 stars instead of 5 is actually something that may just be intrinsic to this kind of device, and that's interference. The only time I ever have connectivity issues is when I'm in the part of my gym that's most crowded. It seems that if there are more than 15 or so people within a 25-foot radius of me my signal cuts in and out. It's a minor annoyance, but still annoying. As I stated, this may just be a thing that is. Too many people with earphones/buds on the same frequency in close proximity certainly causes interference.Overall this is a great product which I highly recommend.

I feel like this is pretty typical of Skullcandy: you're paying for style over substance. These earbuds aren't that bad: comfortable, battery life as advertised, decent sound quality. I think they're worth the $50 I paid for them on black Friday; I think the regular retail price is exorbitant.They get one star from me entirely due to the awful case. First off, the case is rounded everywhere. It doesn't stand upright (earbuds oriented vertically, top hinging up and away from you), it only lies flat on its back (top hinge down, battery meter up) or on its front (hinge up, meter down). I dislike this because 1) it means the case won't sit open because it will fall over and 2) it actually makes it have a larger footprint sitting on a surface. I feel like it wouldn't have been that hard to flatten the bottom.Second, the damn buds don't fit in the case. They come with two sets of stability gels, (large and small) and with either set on closing the lid pushes the earbuds out of place with the charging contacts. I think removing the gels would remedy this but it's not a feature if using it interferes with the functioning of the product. On top of that, the right bud only charged if pushed firmly into the case and would only keep charging if the case was kept open. Which it can't do on its own because it's all rounded.Third, while I say the battery life is as advertised, I feel like six hours max with no type of ANC or anything on a $100 pair of buds is pretty poor. I have a pair of Anker soundcore buds that I've had for a couple years, paid $80 for, and still get a bit over seven hours per charge.Skullcandy: premium price for a budget product.

This is second set. Purchased this pair as a replacement that i bought as refurbished. Been over a year and a half with the first and only problem is that they quit working for calls. Still great for audio of videos, etc. I recommend the Indy Fuel earbuds. They work great and last.

The media could not be loaded. I love the earbuds, don't get me wrong. However, my right earbud is charging but not turning on when I take it out of its case. I'm not sure what to do because it won't turn on too. I got these 2 days ago and need help. It did connect before when I got them but now it doesn't. Left earbud works perfectly tho!

So far so good.. Sound quality is good for voice call and my wife said that she can hear me just fine. Unlike some other brands the microphone is bad. For battery life i don't know yet if how long for continue usage. I will update next time if i find out.

They are good quality but I can only get the right one to connect and the left one just flashes purple and red and then turns off when u take it out of the case. Also I can't power it on or restart it. plus I just went like 2 weeks where I couldn't get them to connect to my phone again and had to get a friend to help so these are very hit or miss and the battery life is so short.