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

You my friend need to get some skullcandy crushers /s

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

Tbh in terms of the Skull HQ app, I'd mostly likely use it for its Crusher tuning feature. For fine-tuning the overall sound, I'd probably just use them in wired mode and run them through my external USB dac so I can use the PEQ it comes with rather than the Skull HQ app. From my experience, using a

Make sure who you buy the skullcandy crushers allow returns. It’s definitely not audiophile quality. It’s a fun lil gimmick till you get sick of it. If you are only considering bass then ok. Never seen crushers worn outside by people. Yes I’ve owned the crushers for two months. The bass is good, if

To make things clear: there is no way a speaker that small can do 1% of what a subwoofer can do. Do you know how your playstation controller vibrates? Imagine that inside this headphone is the same kind of mechanism your playstation controller has. The mechanism is connected to that dial that "boost

If you're looking at Skullcandy for budget headphones with bass, I've seen the Crusher Evo and Crusher ANC 2 go as low as $130. For that price, I'd say they're definitely a good buy if you're looking for hard-hitting bass. If that's too much money still, the Hesh series are okay if you're still want

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

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 Considering them outdated in order to make a point is foolish.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