Crusher Wireless

I had a pair of wired Skullcandy Crushers that were incredible. They had a separate battery in the headphones themselves. I lost them and, when I finally bothered to get a new pair, I couldn't find the wired ones anymore. I bought the wireless ones and, relatively speaking (same price point), suck f

I use Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2 Sensory Bass Headphones, really good for Hardstyle, you can change the bass via a toggle on the headphone itself

You my friend need to get some skullcandy crushers /s

Try it with the Skullcandy Crushers. Absolutely slaps

Good on you, you saved and stacked and now get to enjoy it..... Step one done, now comes hearing/feeling it. Small amp for cheap passive speakers and a DAC/amp for headphone will take it to the next level. Personally I found gaming headsets weak and odd looking most of the time but for me the skullc

I think Skullcandy is doing away with that naming scheme and is naming their products based on the snowboarding trick numbers (180, 360, 540, 720, 900, 1080), which makes sense given their origins and where they are based. It seems like the Crusher 1080 ANC will be their new TOTL headphone.

I'm talking about headphones like the Skullcandy Crusher Evo, with vibrations that anyone would love, dedicated to music. Not just simple gaming headphones.

With the Skullcandy Crusher Evo headphones. It has a slider to increase or decrease the bass.

I hard disagree when it comes to comfort. I did not find the Crusher Wireless to be comfortable at all. They had WAY too much clamping force and the earpads were not wide enough to be comfortable, and this isn't even mentioning that they have very little range of motion, which makes them pinch my ea

the skullcandy crusher anc is a great headphone set, but they're over the ear. they have a slider for bass control, a built-in microphone, swiveling earpads because heads arent completely flat on the sides, and great padding (headband is silicone, ear padding is memory foam). battery life says 40 ho