SkullcandyMod In-Ear Wireless Earbuds, 34 Hr Battery, Microphone, Works with iPhone Android and Bluetooth Devices - Grey/Blue

I’ve had these for a few months now and I am incredibly impressed. The sound quality is AMAZING battery life is even better I can charge this thing and have it last me a MONTH before I need to charge it again. It’s accidentally been through my washer and dryer TWICE by mistake and works PERFECTLY after all that abuse. The case is also a lot more durable than I would’ve expected it to be when I first got it. It fits well in my pocket and they’re comfortable in my ears and don’t hurt as much as earbuds usually do for me. I absolutely recommend this product to anyone I know who is looking for nice earbuds. They’re also great at cancelling out noise which was unexpected as well. All photos I’ve attatched in this review are after going through my washer and dryer twice and months of use.

The battery lasts about 1 full day. The sound is good I like the fit and size of the earbuds.

Let me say I'm a faithful Skullcandy addict and have been using them pretty much my whole life. These are great, but after having them for a while, I have issues with them connecting to the charging case when I'm done with them, and they won't charge. Other than that, I love them; the bass is great, the build quality is great, the music sounds great—all things they are known for. If you've been using them as long as I have, and the main reason I only buy Skullcandy, they are definitely worth the money.

Loud small n charge for days a must have

All together they’re a great set of earbuds with great sound quality. They have a good fit, they’re cheap compared to other brands of similar quality, and they don’t feel heavy at all in your ears.However the main reason I bought them over others was because they advertised being able to change the button settings in the app. While the option is there, and it will change in the Skullcandy app (not Skullcandy-IQ), it doesn’t change in the earbuds. And the defaults don’t have any way to turn on stay aware mode, or to activate a virtual assistant (Siri, Alexa, Google, etc) I have to pull out my phone and do it in the app, which kind of defeats the purpose if I can just pull my earbud out to talk to someone. I reached out to support and it ended with them telling me to return them because they were defective. I didn’t want to deal with the hassle, so I kept them.Fast forward 6 months to now, my wife just got the same earbuds, and surprise surprise, the button settings don’t change on them either, indicating to me that it wasn’t that hey we’re defective but that this functionality doesn’t work on them.

I use these headphones for everything. They switch seamlessly from my phone audio, to my laptop and back and forth as needed throughout my work day. They work great on Teams and other virtual calls, they hold a charge great and have solid sound. The price point is also fantastic, and doesn't feel so devastating if I lose a pair and need to replace. I have purchased these twice for myself, and once for a gift, and I plan to for sure buy them again when needed.

seems good so far. will update review if they fail or whatever. the voice call sensitivity was pretty good. i'm a quiet talker and was able to be heard on the other end of the line.

They’re earbuds. They have battery life. (Actually the battery life is pretty impressive tbh.) Sound is not stellar in comparison to cheaper wired in-ears, but they are convenient to use, have nice build quality and finish, and the app that works with them fortunately isn’t compromised by complicated controls. These are only realistically worth the money when you can buy them for less than $60. I got them for $40, which is more or less what they should be priced at in general. That being said, they are significantly nicer than any other cheap buds you can find from Chinese sellers, and they have as good, if not better sound, build, and finish quality than anything from Raycon, for a significantly lower price. (Seriously, never buy anything with Raycon branding, they’re ripping you off.) One really nice thing I like about these buds is that you can adjust them all you like with your grimy fingers and rarely, if ever, accidentally make them do something unintended, like activate Siri or pause a song you’re listening to; you have to press them very deliberately to make them do anything, which I like a lot. You can modify the touch inputs too by using the app. Maybe more color varieties would be nice, but obviously it would cost more to make other color combinations besides black, or this grey and teal. Perhaps more silicone ear pieces with more sizes would be appreciated, since my own ears are a bit awkward, but that’s just my own issue.