Skullcandy Crusher Wireless Bluetooth Headphones with Multi-Sensory Bass, Noise Isolating Over-Ear Fit, Up to 40 Hours Battery, Microphone for iPhone Android with Travel Bag - Black

I just got these headphones today and am loving them! They are definitely for people who love bass which is the main reason i got them. Hey anybody who knows skullcandy knows when they started they were bass heavy. Ive always had there wired earbuds but i tested the wired crushers and the hesh and they were good but nothing like these. The bass is like being in a car with a hard hitting system no joke its awesome but i cant imagine anyone who would listen to these with the bass all the way up it wouldnt be good for your hearing. I can stand max volume on these but not volume and bass there's no need. I just went through a set of sony bt850 extra bass and while id say the max volume is close maybe even a tiny bit louder on the sonys, the overall experience goes to the crushers with that bass not to mention the sonys will break at the hinges in time unless maybe your super gentle with them and not use them everyday but me, i need something more reliable and pivoting plastic hinges are bound to break (sony).. plus if you read reviews on the sonys they break on alot of people and i havnt read one for skullcandy breaking. I hope not becuz i do lawn maintenance and i need something a little more sturdy and i think these will serve the purpose for a while. These are a nice fit on my head, kinda tight but that means they'll stay put better. I did notice discomfort after wearing for a couple hours but not as much as the sonys plus the sonys didnt stay put so good during workouts or quick movement. Another thing about these thats great is the battery. 40hrs? Omg thats great cuz i hate charging! You get a verbal notification when bettery is low about 10mins i would guess before i ran out and i can say listening to these maxed out i got a good 20 or 25hrs on one charge over 3 days. Button placement is nice and easy. Design and looks are nice and sleek. Nothing cheap(quality) about these at a price of 140 the only reason i didnt buy them last year is because they were more expensive and 80bucks for the refurb sonys were more in my budget. By the way i got 8mo out of the sonys. These i got a replacement plan because accidents happen!Update day 4 with headphones...So first i want to add a couple things i didnt mention because when i 1st used them i was so hyped up from listening to that bass.. ok so these are 140$$ headphones and while i don't expect them to be studio quality at this price nor have active noise cancellation. Anyway to retouch on the issue of the max volume.. yea these crushers deffinetly are not as loud as i thought they would be. Im just guessing here but to paint a picture lets say the crushers put out 100db of loudness compared with the lg tone 1st gen i think 830's or my sony xb850bt would put out 130db of loudness. Now i know those arnt the actual rating but im just setting a example and alot if people probly wont use them at max levels but i do because the majority of my listening time is at work with lawnmowers and such so i can deffinetly tell the lack of volume but i will say if im not using heavy equipment then there's no need for max volume they are plenty load at 75% Another thing is people talking about memory foam ear pads. ???? Where? Not on my crushers. Id say quality foam but not memory foam. Memory foam is very dense even when warm or hot theres no mistaking it even if its cheap memory foam still very dense but itll feel more like foam to where quality memory foam feels more like a sponge that takes a while to decompress. But thats ok im fine with it just wanted to add my opinion because i read alot of reviews people saying memory foam. Still very comfy anyway. So thats just the cons that i have. Overall i wouldnt change my mind on buying these because they just hit so hard and sound great. Its not muddled with to much bass, you can hear every word perfectly its just the bass can be enhanced more then mids and highs which i love. Build design feels solid.. so thats my update! Ill keep u guys informed if something else happens or i forgot something

I would like to preface this by saying I don't write many reviews... I know I should, but this one deserved it.I have gone through my fair share of headphones. When it came to "in-ear" headphones, I couldn't find anything that compared with Skullcandy Ink'd and have gone through many pairs of those (mostly had to buy new ones because of my own stupidity). Back in high school and a little after that time I would always use Koss UR/20's since they were reasonably priced and sounded great.My current job has me listening to my headphones 8 hours a day, so I wanted a good pair of quality over-the-ear headphones. I looked at tons of different brands: Beats, Sony, Koss, Bose, etc. I had some criteria these headphones needed to meet:- Comfortable wearing for long periods of time.- Bluetooth with decent battery life.- Able to plug in wired in case I needed to (battery dies, better quality, whatever it might be).- Adjustable (I have a big head).- Durable.- Excellent range between highs, mids, and lows.- Foldable, or easily transportable.I can say without a doubt the SkullCandy Crusher's nailed all of them!I have had them for a week now and listened to them well over 40 hours and I am in absolute love with them! Not to mention I haven't charged the battery yet, yes that's right, I have listened to these bad boys for over 40 hours on a single charge!Now let me talk about the sound quality, I have never owned a pair of headphones with this much depth, especially when it comes to bass. The fact that I can adjust the bass by using a slider on the headphones is phenomenal! Whether I am listening to gaming music, trap, dubstep, rap, country, classical, rock, or even watching a movie, these things let me feel so immersed in what I am listening to, that most of the time I forget about those around me. I have heard others compare the bass to being something like a sub in the trunk of your car, that is honestly the best comparison I could come up with.. Maybe the bass you experience in a high quality movie theatre, but damn close either way. You would think the mids and highs would get drowned out with that much bass, well you would be right, but it's barely noticeable. I play all music right between 1/4 - 1/2 bass and I really don't need any more.. If you want to feel your head vibrate, crank these things up and you will get an ear massage... literally, your ears will tingle if you do. Beats have nothing on these in my opinion, and cost half as much.If I had two heads, I would buy two pairs of these. I left these overnight at work, and yearned to have them on my head again. I have an 8 hour plane trip next week, and I can't wait to have these things with me the whole time.If you are looking for a quality set of headphones that won't fail on being amazing in every aspect, you need not look any further. Buy these bad boys and you won't want to listen to