I didn’t believe the reviews when they talked about the bass on these headphones but they’re no joke. The slider works very well and the other controls do as well. The audio is crisp, clear, and the bass is unreal and sounds amazing. The app is pretty useful especially for setting up a personal audio tune which only improves the already great audio output. The carrying case is also a very nice bonus and the headphones fold easily into the case and the belt is a nice little loop to clip onto things or use as a carrying handle. The battery is ridiculous and lasts a very long time. I’ve had these for about a month at this point and have only charged them about 1 1/2 times, after using them for about an hour or more a day, and they didn’t even need to be charged. I Use ... MoreI didn’t believe the reviews when they talked about the bass on these headphones but they’re no joke. The slider works very well and the other controls do as well. The audio is crisp, clear, and the bass is unreal and sounds amazing. The app is pretty useful especially for setting up a personal audio tune which only improves the already great audio output. The carrying case is also a very nice bonus and the headphones fold easily into the case and the belt is a nice little loop to clip onto things or use as a carrying handle. The battery is ridiculous and lasts a very long time. I’ve had these for about a month at this point and have only charged them about 1 1/2 times, after using them for about an hour or more a day, and they didn’t even need to be charged. I Use these at the gym and was worried about them falling off or being too tight but they fit just right and are comfortable for even the toughest and longest gym sessions. I’ve showed them to multiple family members and friends and they are all shocked, especially at the bass, and have all stated they want to get a pair. All in all I would highly recommend these headphones for anyone but especially for those looking for a pair with unreal bass or something that’ll last in the gym.

My Hesh Evo headphones stopped working in one ear, and I replaced them with the Crusher immersive bass headphones.The bass boost is a disappointment. With the slider at max, the bass is too much for me. My favorite band is Rush, and hearing the bass boost turn Geddy's clean and distinctive bass sound into this massive muddy blast just doesn't sound right. But at medium settings the bass boost comes in and out and is really distracting. So the bass boost is a bust for me.I have a larger head, and the way the headband is designed, when I enlarge it, it forces the ear pads to curve inward, and they dig into my neck uncomfortably. In that way they are worse than the older model. Otherwise they are comfortable. The ear pads and top headband feel good and I could wear ... MoreMy Hesh Evo headphones stopped working in one ear, and I replaced them with the Crusher immersive bass headphones.The bass boost is a disappointment. With the slider at max, the bass is too much for me. My favorite band is Rush, and hearing the bass boost turn Geddy's clean and distinctive bass sound into this massive muddy blast just doesn't sound right. But at medium settings the bass boost comes in and out and is really distracting. So the bass boost is a bust for me.I have a larger head, and the way the headband is designed, when I enlarge it, it forces the ear pads to curve inward, and they dig into my neck uncomfortably. In that way they are worse than the older model. Otherwise they are comfortable. The ear pads and top headband feel good and I could wear them for hours if it weren't for the pressure down below my ear.Without the bass boost, the sound is as good as expected. I still like the sound a lot without bass boost. If you love huge bass or feel content not using the bass boost, and you don't have a big head, these headphones might work great for you. Otherwise I'd recommend looking into something else.

I saw a very nicely worded review on amazon that used a metaphor to describe these. It said:“Imagine you had $1000 to put a band together. You needed to hire bass, mids and highs (not how it works but bear with me).You decide to give $700 to bass and cut the remaining $300 to mid and high equally, giving them $150 each. The band performs and as the songs builds up it sounds pretty alright. Then when bass goes off, it's so stupidly good, it makes the other two look childish in comparison. Kinda like hiring Mariah Carey to do vocals for a High School band.”I agree with this wholeheartedly. Using the display in store and having my face vibrated by the hefty bass is what sold me, and I failed to realize at that time that there is no noise cancellation whatsoever. ... MoreI saw a very nicely worded review on amazon that used a metaphor to describe these. It said:“Imagine you had $1000 to put a band together. You needed to hire bass, mids and highs (not how it works but bear with me).You decide to give $700 to bass and cut the remaining $300 to mid and high equally, giving them $150 each. The band performs and as the songs builds up it sounds pretty alright. Then when bass goes off, it's so stupidly good, it makes the other two look childish in comparison. Kinda like hiring Mariah Carey to do vocals for a High School band.”I agree with this wholeheartedly. Using the display in store and having my face vibrated by the hefty bass is what sold me, and I failed to realize at that time that there is no noise cancellation whatsoever. It is not suitable for working out, nor a loud workplace such as mine. I sit around pc and modulator fans for 16 hours multiple times per week. You can imagine the noise if you compare it to just one pc fan, let alone 15-20. I turned the volume up to try and get some equality with the bass but anything past midrange is painful. (It starts to hiss right around 55%) I turn the bass down and it’s upper level mid *at best*. I wanted these to be perfect so bad as I’ve had Skullcandy earbuds back in my grade school days, but as mentioned previously, bass is so good everything else isn’t good enough.