Crusher Wireless

I realise that I haven't given my thoughts on what I'd like to see, so I'll do that now. Here's a list of things I would like to see for both Crusher models: LDAC support (Though its very unlikely given that we're talking about Skullcandy headphones, it would still be good to see, and it's confusing

Ive been vouchin for them since the release of the ols crusher wireless. Theyve stepped up their game. I just sold a extra pair of my crusher to a friend yesterday. They blew his mind and he doesn't want to take them off. Although I will recommend if anyone new sees this and is looking to buy the ev

I actually use two headphones, so I can give you a simple breakdown based on real use. Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2 This one is all about bass. It has haptic feedback, so the bass actually vibrates. That makes music and games feel more physical and immersive. If you like heavy bass or want something dif

skullcandy crusher anc 2 or, if you want open ear design, Jlab Flex open (i use these every day)

So, there's a question I have. Why gaming headsets specifically? As far as the ones you listed, I dont have experience with any but the Razer. Would absolutely NOT recommend the Razer headphones because their build quality is a coinflip if they last for 2 years or shit the bed early. The headphones

Hi, i am happy with Skullcandy Anc2 headphones. Anc is shit, but only skullcandy has haptic bass feedback due to patent which gives subwoofer like bass without dominating mids and trebles.Not good mobile app either. I got used to skullcandy headphones (crusher wireless before Anc2) bass. I even retu

Evos offer just as much functionality, custom EQs, audio test adjustments, tile, pretty much everything you need from a pair of headphones. Considering them outdated in order to make a point is foolish. Frequency response tests were actually favouring the Evos and from what I could find, have also b