I've listened to music my whole life, but I always had trouble finding solid adivce on what is the best equipment through using them.
The only headphones I've ever had major respect for was, and always will be the Sennheisers. Sony earbuds come in a close second for the amazing sound they offer at their price range.
Besides I'm a college student also, and technically still a teenager lol so at least I don't follow the heard. Just because someone famous endorses something doesn't make it good in my book. Obama can endorse a special edition Xbox , don't mean I'll buy into it. Click to expand Also take into consideration almost none of the popular brands on Head-Fi are known outside of Head-Fi. Ask just about any music enthusiast and more than likely they will tell you they have not heard of any of our choice brands.
On top of that very few are sold in local stores so research must be done and the purchase is more or less made in blind faith until the headphone arrives.
Just think about how much you've learned since you came here and how many people care enough to look beyond their local electronics store. Happy Camper Headphoneus Supremus.
They are the best because that's how they are marketed. Business is telling the kids how to be cool at a price the business can gain the most profit in that demographic. We are crazy enough to pay for pro gear but not everyone is.
Studiofan New Head-Fier. Joined Dec 14, Posts 9 Likes 0. Quote: danz03 said:. Ishcabible Headphoneus Supremus. Joined Jan 19, Posts 6, Likes Quote: studiofan said:. For me, having a watch is redundant since phones tell time. Also don't like having some kind of bulk on my wrist when I can just reach into my pocket.
They feature a behind-the-neck headphone collar so you can kill it with those burpees hahaha just kidding… I hate burpees too or any exercise without a cord getting in your way. With Bluetooth, you can connect up to anything with that compatibility, too, so you have versatility in your corner as well.
The sound is good enough to cover up the noises at your gym and play your soundtrack for your workout. One downside is the battery holder is a little annoying on the back of the neck. It takes some getting used to and could have really been better thought out in the design. But the build is at least sturdy and can hang with your workouts. I said it earlier on that audiophiles might not be too impressed with the sound from Skullcandy over other options.
There are a number of high-end features on these that come at a lower price. For example, the sound quality is fantastic, especially when you compare it to other headphones in a similar price bracket. If your main deal is electronic music, you might not be happy at all though other genres will not feel the lack of bass.
With easy-fold capabilities, these are great to carry around. However, there is one that serves as a cautionary tale. Trust me; you will be underwhelmed by the experience. You really can do better for a comparable price or even less than this. On top of lackluster sound, the design lacks durability behind it. These are easy to break and really just blah in quality. The other 5 models are worthy options at excellent price points that do justice to the Skullcandy name. Skullcandy apparently just tried to make a cool design with the ROC NATION Aviator model, and while it succeeded on that, it failed miserably on everything else, which is supposed to make headphones good.
Xbox, in particular, has dodgy compatibility with this one. However, it is not recommended to use the Crushers for gaming as they could be troublesome to connect with console controllers. The Uproar headphones are a bit more expensive than other budget options like the Lowriders, but they still manage to provide high-quality audio at a relatively affordable price. Although they have some Bluetooth connectivity issues they can sometimes disconnect on their own , the overall quality they offer is pretty great and should comfortably please most owners.
The bass and sound qualities of these headphones certainly are things to consider when buying them — they are well-balanced, which makes this one of the best bass headphones on their price range. Sound Quality : These headphones have a great sound quality which can be further improved by adjusting certain settings on a computer. In fact, the bass might feel a bit too hard at times, but you can feel it anywhere and in any genre.
Rock, Pop, Blues and Jazz enthusiasts might want to give these headphones a try. Design : Although the design, in general, is pretty good, the location of some of its features is definitely a tad annoying.
The power button is located in a very uncomfortable position, and the headset can feel loose at times. In any case, the fact that the buttons are raised from the build makes it easy to interact with, which does help a lot with the design flaws. Build : The headphones are very solidly built. The on-ear design is also complemented by it, which makes it even better of a choice.
The set comes with a built-in battery that can be charged whenever you need to, as it comes with a USB charger to help you do it. You might want to get your hands on a USB-to-wall-plug connector if you want to charge them on the go. The battery itself lasts for 10 hours, though. Connection : This headphone model cannot be connected via cable. Finding earbuds with a good balance of sound and quality seems to be more of an issue as time goes on.
Some people look for earbuds for rock music; others look for earbuds for working out. They are very well designed to cancel outside noise, which makes the headphones sound great while allowing the user to concentrate solely on the music and not in any environmental noises. Made with high-grade premium plastic, and the head bands and ear cups are always cushioned with noise-reducing memory foam and protein leather. But the design of the Skullcandy headphones gives them great isolation, especially the Crusher.
The build is quite suited to noise isolation. One downside to the design of the Skullcandy headphones is that they are not so portable. The Hesh 3. Another downside with the design of these headphones is the weight. The heavy-duty materials give them all a heavy weight.
But then again, great bass boom needs a sizable source. The in-ear phones are quite cute too. They come in array of feminine colors and have a control pad on the right cable. All in all, Skullcandy always has great and comfortable designs.
Great battery life is always a desirable feature in any headphone set. Skullcandy headphones all have amazing battery life and fast charging actions. The Crusher has the highest battery life in the brand, living out a full 40 hours of playback time for music, and 44 hours over phone calls. The only other headphone brand I know that lives out this long is the Bluedio headphones.
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