Skullcandy Sesh Evo in-Ear Wireless Earbuds, 24 Hr Battery, Microphone, Works with iPhone Android and Bluetooth Devices - Chill Grey

TLDR: Great buds, better than rayconsThis is my second set of EVOs as I wore out my first set. First of all, the sound quality is bar none the best for the price. The bass is the perfect amount of thump, and the mid to highs are crisp.The hands free talking is just as enjoyable as the mike picks up my voice even at 70+ miles an hour on my motorcyle.Battery life is amazing as well with around 5 hours and if you get low all you need to do is plop them in the case for a few minutes and you get another hour or two of play.As for the sound mitigation, I use these while riding on the motorcycle, working in the yard, and even on the gun range and they work wonders.the ability to hook them to the tile app has saved me multiple times, often times dropping one somewhere in the house or in the garage and using Tile to help me quickly locate them.Comfort was another vital component and I'll say these are one of the best fitting buds I've worn, even better than expensive raycons, as once you put them in you quickly forget they are even in your ear.the only thing that I could say that is on the negative side, which isn't really a negative is that the case doesn't charge wirelessly but that's such a tiny negative it shouldn't even be counted

After my Indy EVO buds kicked the bucket, I was looking for another Skullcandy pair to replace them. So, I decided to try out the Sesh EVO because "why not?"The Sesh are a fantastic pair of wireless buds, and I much prefer them to the Indy. The quality is great for buds, they pack a surprising bass punch that I missed with the Indy and overall have a decent range all around. I use buds at work, one ear at a time, swapping when needed, and they pair individually just fine and then pair together just as intended if both are taken out of the case.The case was my main worry when first getting the Sesh, as I had become accustomed to the Indy case, but thankfully my worries faded. The case is sleek enough to fit in my pockets and doesn't bulge out as much as I thought. It takes a little effort to open, more than you would think, so I don't feel like there is a worry of the case opening while in a bag or similar. Even if that happened, the buds themselves stay in their charging spot very well, the magnets hold them in place with ease.In ear the buds sit comfortably just like any other, the ergonomics fit my large ears out of the box. One thing to note is that the control options on the buds themselves are a tactile press, not touch press like the Indy. So it takes a more deliberate action to pause or lower/raise the volume.Battery wise they last a decent chunk of time, there hasn't been a worry there. As for charging, the case itself charges very fast but the buds themselves take a bit long to fully charge up. So prepare to leave them in a little longer than you might want.Overall these buds do everything right and surprised me in places for their price. A definite wireless bud option that works great.

I’ve used skullcandy on and off for years, and these earbuds are honestly pretty good. I used to use AirPods, but they didn’t fit in my ear very well and were generally uncomfortable. I used a mix of on and over ear headphones for a while, and when I was told by my work that I could have an earbud in while stocking shelves, I picked these up. The audio quality is great, and the battery for both the earbuds and the case is great, and USB-C for charging means most people can charge their phone and earbuds with the same cord. The mic, on the other hand, isn’t the best. You need to talk pretty loudly for the mic to mic up anything, and when it does, it’s low-quality. If someone calls while you’re wearing these, don’t even bother keeping them in, just take them out and pick up the call.There’s also a button on each earbud, but beyond playing and pausing your music, I honestly wouldn’t bother using it. The button also get dirty easily, so clean it when you can.Overall, I’d give these a 7/10. They do what they’re meant to, and that’s play audio, and that’s what matters. No crazy gimmick, but also nothing that makes them stand out from the rest in any major way. And sometimes, that’s a good thing.