Crusher PLYR 720

Yeah, the one on the right is based on the Evo, vs the ANC2 they're basically seperate lines in the Crusher series. I don't own the 540s, but according to reviews and Skullcandy themselves - they will sound like the Evos, because they 'are' Evos in a sport and sweat resistant build. The ANC2 has sli

Yeah, it's a shame that the ANC and stay-aware modes on the Crusher ANC 2 are half-assed in terms of their implementation. My cheaper Soundcore Life Q35 is WAY better in both aspects, and even the older Hesh ANC outperforms the Crusher ANC 2 in both of those aspects as well. I think the fact that th

I am deaf in one ear as well i recently purchased this headset: Skullcandy crusher plyr 720. It has a kind of bass shaker in the ear cups that helps me locate gunshots and stuff in my deaf ear through vibration. Ive only played ready or not haven’t tested a competitive shooter but i think it could w

I think the Crusher series as a whole would benefit from a tighter haptic response. If that really is the case with the Crusher PLYR 720, then that's an absolute win. It otherwise is a very similar shape to the haptic drivers in the previous Crushers, though. I assume it is still likely to have a re

I have two favorite headsets that I'm using right now, which are both wireless, under $200, and have dual connectivity so you can have your phone and PC/console connected at the same time, in addition to other useful features. For reference, I've owned a fair amount of headsets thru the years — Stee

That's unfortunately just how the haptic bass drivers in the Crusher Wireless work. The newer Crusher models like the Crusher Evo, Crusher 540 Active, Crusher ANC 2, and Crusher PLYR 720 have haptic bass drivers that can reproduce lower bass frequencies, and do so with much more control than the Cru

Checked out some JBL’s and Skullcandy headphones today at Best Buy. Definitely looking for something more on par with the JBL’s I tested (Live 770 NC). They seemed to have a much fuller sound that SS Nova 7’s I demo’d and were much closer to what I am aiming for—full sounding, but not overwhelming.