Method 360 ANC Wireless Earbuds, Sound by Bose, Bluetooth Headphones, Premium Noise Cancelling, Up to 40 Hrs Battery, Sweat and Water Resistant, Microphone for iPhone Android - True Black

Let me tell you my experiment with these earbuds. I ordered the earbuds. Got them in the mail the next couple of days. I read all the directions on how to get it started. And I noticed that my right earbud was not wanting to charge correctly. The left earbud would charge to 100%.. right earbud only wanted to charge anywhere from 94% to 98% and not 100%.. I charged the complete case with the earbuds in it. Still the right earbud was at 94% and the left earbud was 100%. I decided to wear them for a couple of hours. Well I noticed within 30 minutes my right earbud went from 94 to 60 % when my left ear bud was 92%. I quite didn't understand what was going on to make the right earbud do what it did. So I got in contact with Skullcandy and they told me that I needed to reset and uninstall the app. So I did everything that they said to do. And still nothing happened. So I returned them. And got to replacement. And let me tell you I've had these for a couple of days and they work perfectly fine. They charge correctly. The earbuds are fine The bass in the sound is great. I've had other earbuds in the past that were noise canceling. But none of them were the supreme notch on these earbuds. I've never Bose earbuds before. But knowing that Bose is the top of the line for their radios that they had back in the days and for their headphones. I would say these are the great . Like when I put these in my ears I can hear what they do to my ears as a noise canceling sucks in the outside and closes it. Some earbuds will say that they have noise canceling but they could be 30% noise canceling 50%. But with these I believe that these are 100% noise canceling to my ears. They are great around the house, being outdoors, and going on vacation. The one thing that I wish that they had done was where I could say hey Alexa and have Alexa interact with me through the earbuds. Now for the color I got back. I wish they had a dark blue or a dark gray. I wish they had a flame one that was fire on the black one with the flame symbols on it. Something about flames and black stand out that I like. For the value of the money on these earbuds. Skullcandy has other earbuds that you can get that are lower in price than what these are. I would have to say for the value of the money of these I would say they do what they do for the price.

I'd used many models in the Samsung Galaxy Buds lineup, the last being a couple pairs of the Buds 2 Pros. While I liked the Samung earbuds, I put about 30 hours of use on the headphones weekly and they never held up for more than 3 or 4 months. One earbud (most always the right) would lose volume and quality until it failed to produce listenable sound at all. I'd use the Samung warranty, then the extended warranty that I'd purchased, then buy another pair and start over. Which each new model I'd hoped Samung had fixed the durability issues, but they never had, so I finally decided to try something new. In comes the Method 360s. I've been using these guys for nearly a year now and they haven't lost sound volume or quality in the slightest. While the higher frequencies might not be quite as clear or expansive as the Buds 2 Pros, I think they sound great for the price and I love their punchy bass. The volume on the highest setting also seems to be a little louder than other earbuds that I've had, which can be nice. I'm not impressed with their ANC. I hardly notice it compared to my Bose over-the-ear headphones, but it's not an issue when paired with their passive noise cancelation and I wasn't impressed with the Buds 2 Pros ANC, either. I have some connectivity issues here and there where one bud won't pair with my Samsung phone out of the case. I'll put the earbud back in the case and take it out again and then I'm good to go. I've never lost Bluetooth connection once paired. All in all, I think these are good buds for a good price I finally decided to try something else and that's where these

As expected, this collaboration between Skullcandy and Bose delivers amazing sound quality across a full range of frequency response. Clear highs, robust mids and deep resonating lows. The included silicone tips and bands offer a customizable snug fit. ANC functions cycle between the ability to totally shut out the world or use stay aware mode to pipe in ambient sounds so that you aren't oblivious to attempts at conversation or approaching vehicles( for you runners and bicyclists). Fully charged battery lasts around 6 hours at high volume. The case is a little bulky for pockets and doesn't seem to hold enough power to charge the buds more than 3 times before needing to plug in. Over all, better than good headphones. Pair easily and consistently, fit and sound great. Not cheap, but worth the money.

Wish I could do a better review for these. I love Skullcandy and have been a customer for move than 12 years. I have just lost a set of over the ear cans that I used for mowing the lawn for over 10 years. I love the brand and love the sound. So, Still love you guys, but this product is a deal breaker. Do Not Recommend. The earbuds started out strong and offered the best phone call quality I've ever seen, customers couldn't hear my kids or dogs and I was floored. I use them every day and have enjoyed them since April of 2025. The sound profiles ANC, Stay-Aware, and Off are all great. Off is as you would expect an earbud, ANC was quite good, though not perfect, the stay-aware is perfect. Much better than others, no delay, no digital oddities, just wonderful! These earbuds are unstoppable! About October the shine started to come off as I was terribly tired of repositioning the surrounding ear silicone every time I plugged them back in to ensure that they would charge. The battery case started to need charging almost daily. Finally, the right earbud came apart when I removed it from my ear. Right at the seam, with some odd glue stuff behind the seam. Looks like they used some craft glue to put these together. When I went to put them back together I didn't see a quick and easy way to glue them myself, so I reached out to Skullcandy. The issue is a known and common issue, I've read it all over about these specific earbuds. The solution, spend about $30 and mail them in to be repaired or evaluated for repair. I use these all day every day and don't just have time to mail them back at about 1/5 the cost of the ear buds to begin with. So I kept going. Very gently using the earbud on the right, it seems to work until I can locate a reliable second pair. I was looking at the Method 540 ANC so I could have two pair ready to go, but they aren't for sale anywhere except the manufacturers site at the moment. Two days ago Firmware Update 1.3.6 was recommended and I updated, not thinking anything of it. Now they're almost useless. None of the buttons work, none of the call control features work. I can control the buds directly with sound profiles (ANC, Stay-Aware, and Off). These are essentially unusable compared to the other day when they were just broken due to a known manufacturing defect, that I could work around... This is just the last straw for me. I feel like these may be version 1.0 and maybe there's fixes coming, I just didn't expect them to have the longevity of a $30 pair of bluetooth headphones. These aren't cheap and if they worked would be worth every penny, but renting great results for just about a half a year it's not worth the $130 I started off with.

The sound quality is good, and I love that when you take one ear bud out it pause the music. The case seems fragile but hasn't broken yet however my Husband only took it to work one day before deciding it wouldn't workout it kept turning the music on and off as the sun went behind clouds or bending up and down or the wind hit it. The charging port on the container doesn't have a cover to keep dirt or water out. The right ear disconnects a lot, powers off or doesn't turn on at first when pulled out and sometimes makes a horrible eeeeeeee sound while in the case until we readjust it as well as both ear buds don't seem to hold charge more than 6 hours if that before needing atleast half an hour or so recharge in the case and then you have to charge up both earbuds again and case in another 6 or so hours. Also not for small ears I have been using them inside since my husband stopped using them, unfortunately we throw away the packaging so I don't know if they will let us return it.

One of my biggest problems with most earbuds is the fit. I got odd shaped ear canals these are the first buds to actually fit perfect out of box. Nice seal the sound quality dwarfs AirPods. The Noise cancellation is peak. With Skullcandy they have also been my go to cause of the bass they always focus on and once again they delivered a set of buds for a bass head like myself. Been a fan of the brand since middle school. I’ve got the dime 3 set the old school dime 1 set. But these 360 ANC take my music to whole other level. Great product.

I collect headphones as I'm always listening to news or music and these are by far my favorite pair. The battery life is great. I clip the case right onto my pants and carry them everywhere I go. For the money you won't find Bose headphones anywhere. The noise cancelling is peak. Great value. The sound is pristine. And the multiple gel tips and sides allow for so many different ear shapes its hard to imagine a person alive who couldn't find the right combination for them. If I were you I'd go with black but the leopard print looks cool too.

Amazing comfort! But the software is VERY BUGGY! The earbuds get "confused" easily. Take out both, put them on. Play music. Take one off, music is paused and ANC transparency is actived (okay, that's fine). Put the removed earbud into the case. Music does not resume and transparency stays on... shouldn't it resume music and turn anc back on? Also, the earbuds don't seem to disconnect properly when you put them in the case. The phone and Skull app seem to think the buds are still connected. No sound plays from the buds in the case, but the Bluetooth says it is still connected and tries to send sound to the buds.... At one point I somehow caused one bud to stop working entirely and it didn't restart until I turned off my phone's BT (even after putting the bud into the case).... this is the worst software experience I've ever had with ear buds. It will be frustrating for the average person.... skullcandy needs to hire some professionals to clean this up and put it through some proper testing. I am a software engineer and I listen to music all day for focus and then some more at night while watching entertainment. My earbuds see a lot of miles. I have used luxury earbuds from bose and sony; i have also used mid-level brands like CMF and values brands such as jlab and soundcore. So my experience is pretty varied. My favorite fit is from the Bose QC30 collar earbuds from YEARS ago. They gave me no ear fatigue. They discontinued those, but I've been chasing that comfort ever since. Well today I can stop. These have a fit that is so similar that I nearly wept when I put them in my ears. This is an all day-long comfort fit. I got it on sale for $75. If you can handle the software bugs and manually turning your BT off/on to disconnect, then it's fine. It's pretty stupid though. The App allows you to completely adjust the ear bud functions, ANC modes, and EQ...when it works. When the buds are "confused" the app can't talk to them, so you cant adjust anything. Regardless, the things you can chnage is a huge win in my book. My Sony XM5 wouldn't let me customize the earbud actions exactly how I wanted and I always found that annoying.... I do wish there were some more settings though. The voice promts are still loud evennafter a firmware update to address it. On top of that, I don't want my earbuds to pause and turn on "Transparency" when I take them off. Sony has that setting available and I realize now how nice it is to have. Soundcore doesn't care and will keep playing. I'm not an audiophile, but to me the sound is a bit bass heavy, but I fixed that with the EQ in the Skull app. The ANC is better than soundcore's space a40, which have been my daily driver for about 6 months or so. Not as good as my Sony XM5, but the comfort of the XM5 is trash. Sure, the anc of XM5 is better than anything else I have, but the ear fatigue of my XM5 means I can only wear it for 3 hours (I would trade ears so I could listen all day). If you want all day comfort with ANC and can spare the money and can suffer some bugginess, then it's worth it. If not the soundcore "space a40i" is pretty good for $50.