Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2 Wireless Over-Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Multi-Sensory Bass, Active Noise Cancelling, Up to 60 Hours Battery, Microphone for iPhone Android - True Black

As my title suggested I purchased these months ago and it is UNPARALLELED QUALITY, bass is SUPERB, Bluetooth has a long range (I can walk down the street and it stays connected to my PC I hear 'disconnected' around 80m away to give you an idea. Comfort is sublime and you barely notice them on so weight is not an issue but I tend to have one earphone in the other out. ANC more than fits the bill. Battery life if used with lower bass lasts ages and I game and listen to music from day and night charge it at night it's handy the battery doesn't keep charging once it reaches 100% so protects it for longer. It may cost more but your getting studio grade audio for less money and I've used many headsets including plantronics, bose, seinheiser etc none of them compare to this :) hope this helps you make a choice if on limited budget these do go on sale so keep an eye out add to your deals watch list!

Well, I've had them for 2 days now and so far I had no issues with them. These are loud, and when I say loud I mean they will shake your head. You can even feel the vibration of the bass in your chest. These are boomers literally and that is their best feature. ANC is good for my liking some people might report that there is background noise and stuff but for me I don't hear anything when music is playing. If you're into hip-hop, trap even rock these will satisfy you. Not good for gaming though so if gaming is what you're after these are not there. For movies they can make the scenes look LEGENDARY and this part is what I love about them the most as I have connected them to my TV and everything about the sound there is perfect. So far I have connected them to 3 different devices, Phone, PC and TV and they all work simultaneously with no issues whatsoever. So if you like Deep Strong Bass these will blow your mind. If you want something with more clarity and better ANC then you should look for something else. Battery is awesome so far. Been using it for almost 10 hours give or take and it still says 50% as it was when I first took them off the box so I'm guessing they really go the 50 hours they advertising. NOTE: I was using and still do on occasions the XM4 from Sony and even though the ANC is miles better then the Crushers, I like the sound of the Crushers more as it's strong and you can actually FEEL the music which for me is what I was after. There is also a Phone App you can use to suit your needs with these and create your own music setup for these which is also cool. Alexa is there as well but haven't tried that one out yet. Mic is bad. Really bad, so I'm not going to go there.

These headphones are amazing for the gym, the transparency mode is pretty good and the anc is decent, the sound quality is pretty good too and the bass is unreal, really good for hardstyle, rap and probably others too, app is actually good and they are comfy, the max volume is around 95-110db. They connect very well, and the controls are good, carrying case is also supportive, would definitely recommend

So I'm going to give a pretty honest opinion/not too detailed review/non-audiophile view coming from someone who has mostly used a Logitech g933 (which at the time were roughly the same price 4-5 years ago) and the odd in ear stuff here and there, nothing super special. Sound: These headphones are very loud, and the bass is very.. unusual, unusual but a lot of fun. Now you've probably seen a lot of reviews stating that the bass is outrageous so I'll give you an idea of what the 'bass' actually is; ok so it naturally has nice bass but the 'sensory bass' is actually vibration motors in the headset to simulate thumping headphones (much like how dual shock/force feedback works in console controllers) somehow, it works really nicely, although setting it to maximum the audio does just sound abit daft and drowned out. Half decent mids and highs as well. Software: The app you need to download to properly set up all the settings such as equalizer, 'crusher' bass etc is simple enough and keeps the settings stored on the headphone to use on whatever platform you're going to pair with. Which brings me to the 'multipoint' pairing, i had huge problems having lets say my pc, tv and phone connected, I'll switch to tv and the sound skips to unbearableness, pc is not so bad apart from a small audio delay, but I simply turned this multipoint thing off and connectivity seemed to be alright (this maybe concerned with my tv having a much older version of Bluetooth so bare in mind if you're going to be paring with older, multiple tech) Battery life is great, 4 hours of play time in 10 mins of charging is nothing to scoff at, no complaints there. The charging cable does what its meant too, but its a usb to usb c connection, Skullcandy missed an opportunity to just make usb c to usb c cable as most phones these day only have usb c port, and would be handy if you fancy listening wired/charging at the same time. The line in cable is very, very short, you will not be able to use aux in on your pc comfortably (laptop/tablet maybe) They are reasonably comfortable, earpads and headband squishy enough, but a little too tight on my head for my liking. (as far as I'm aware I have a rather average head size) a little on the heavier side when it comes headphones but personally I like a more weighty feel. Feels sturdy too with a matt finish. The active noise cancelling is... well, not that great, much like the other reviews says. It'll block out noisy neighbours, traffic etc that you can hear at home so great for watching movies and listening to music in peace but I wouldn't trust them to block out other things so well like gym noises, subway, heavier outside noises etc All in all (even though I pointed out quite a few personal negatives) they are a GREAT pair of headphones that are a good laugh, if you're not an audiophile, love loud music/movies whilst having your head massaged, you'll enjoy these. Would I say they are worth £200? Nah more around £150 mark, but still. Pros: Loud n' Bassy Reasonably comfortable Alright app Awesome battery life Sturdy feel Did I say loud and bassy? Cons: Certain connectivity issues Could do with longer cables Perhaps throw in a low latency dongle, to help with syncing and delay issues Could be abit lighter/less pressure on the ears ANC just simply needs to be much better Quite pricey for what they actually are

I bought these instead of a more expensive pair as I'd managed to sample them beforehand .... I was blown away literally !!! the sound and the fun you can have with them are amazing , it feels like your at a concert the bass is clear and doesn't get distorted like other headphones. If you want to feel like your standing in the middle of the band , get these !!!

Only lasted 3 months and have had to sen them back due to battery not charging. Worst of all I had to pay postage !!

Okay good bass but bass is not as good as previous skullcandy crusher Evo. The active noise cancelling is not working properly either even if turn of anc I can hear outside noises can't really enjoy the music because of this. Vibration motors are not in sync with music while my previous skullcandy crusher Evo vibration motors were in sync. These can be fixed by software updates but till now not even single software update is provided to crusher anc2. I am very disappointed.

Few weeks ago I brought soundcore q45s for my birthday. With good reviews it seemed what I was looking for. But was disappointed as the volume was actually not bad but very low volume and bass was shocking. So returned them and had been looking at these ever since. They arrived yesterday. Gotta say the bass and sound is really good proper bassy just what I was after. Might even consider getting a pair of evos at somepoint. Glad I got these so far so good