THESE… are the Skullcandy ‘Mod True Wireless Earbuds’ and they are Skullcandys answer to the wireless earbuds trend.Case - The case is made out of lightweight plastic with a smooth feel, I worry slightly about the durability of this case slightly, however, the case is very lightweight. The lid to the case hinges up without resistance and can easily be flicked back to place. The black finish looks super sleek and the earphones sit easily into their housing once you figure out how to do it.Battery Life - The battery life on these Skullcandys is quite good and last in the 3-4 days range and around 30 hours of use. I was never worried about my earphones going dead after the first charge and I found that I could go almost all day without having to put the earphones ... MoreTHESE… are the Skullcandy ‘Mod True Wireless Earbuds’ and they are Skullcandys answer to the wireless earbuds trend.Case - The case is made out of lightweight plastic with a smooth feel, I worry slightly about the durability of this case slightly, however, the case is very lightweight. The lid to the case hinges up without resistance and can easily be flicked back to place. The black finish looks super sleek and the earphones sit easily into their housing once you figure out how to do it.Battery Life - The battery life on these Skullcandys is quite good and last in the 3-4 days range and around 30 hours of use. I was never worried about my earphones going dead after the first charge and I found that I could go almost all day without having to put the earphones back in their charging case.Fit/Feel - The Skullcandy earphones come with several different-sized gummies for the earbud to conform to your ear regardless of size. The headphones are easy to interact with as well, with taps on each earbud correlating to different actions, you need almost no interaction with your phone once you learn them! The earbuds are slightly chunky and not as clean looking as some other options, but not terrible on the eyes. The black coating easily hides the earbud and doesn't show dirt or wear bad at all.Sound - What we are allll here for, these earbuds pack a punch! Certainly not AirPods pro level - but also not at the same price. I say these certainly compete with AirPods and other $100 earphones and sound way better than a cheaper knockoff from online retailers or Raycon. The sound can be adjusted quite easily through the app included by Skullcandy. They pack enough bass to listen to EDM and aren’t any one sound more than the other (aka bass heavy). While these aren’t noise canceling, it is quite easy to drown out outside noise due to the volume capability from the earbuds and the good seal due to the highly variable ear tip gummies.Conclusion - These headphones sit in a prime spot, as they are better than more expensive earphones, worth it over knockoffs, and those similarly priced are steps behind in comfort and sound quality. I think that, while these Skullcandys are a little chunky looking, and the case could feel more “quality” - they execute what they are supposed to do, sounding good and feeling comfortable, and do it quite well. At the $55 price, these are simply a no-brainer for headphones you can use for anything while sounding great. They also come with the benefit that should you lose one, they are cheap enough that it doesn’t ruin your day. I wouldn’t recommend any other headphones over these at this price range and is yet another hit by Skullcandy in their quest to take back the earbud market. As always, BestBuy has excellent customer service and a great return policy, so you never have to worry about buying a product that you don’t like.

Let me start off by saying that, while I've used over a dozen different Bluetooth headsets over the years, this is only my second pair of truly wireless earbuds because I've historically preferred a bulkier form factor (e.g. over-ear, or whatever you call that style that looks like a pair of Bluetooth phone earpieces from like 2008 joined by a wire) with the physical space for something resembling an actual user interface. But I've been very happy with these earbuds after using them on and off over several days of generic work-from-home computer audio, including 8 or 9 hours of holiday music. The earpieces are super comfy - more so than the only other pair of wireless earbuds I've tried, and actually more so than the vast majority of wired, as well. They also *seem* ... MoreLet me start off by saying that, while I've used over a dozen different Bluetooth headsets over the years, this is only my second pair of truly wireless earbuds because I've historically preferred a bulkier form factor (e.g. over-ear, or whatever you call that style that looks like a pair of Bluetooth phone earpieces from like 2008 joined by a wire) with the physical space for something resembling an actual user interface. But I've been very happy with these earbuds after using them on and off over several days of generic work-from-home computer audio, including 8 or 9 hours of holiday music. The earpieces are super comfy - more so than the only other pair of wireless earbuds I've tried, and actually more so than the vast majority of wired, as well. They also *seem* reasonably secure, though I didn't attempt to push my luck by testing this with vigorous activity (e.g. lively exercise, head-banging). I also didn't bother attempting to change out the default tips since they felt fine as-is. Bluetooth (un)pairing is *super* easy and painless, and is as simple and convenient as just opening and closing the charging case.BUT OH MY GOD YOU GUYS, THE SOUND QUALITY. These are far and away the best sound quality I've *ever* gotten from any wireless pair of headphones in my life, ever - regardless of form or technology. Even without customizing anything via the EQ in the mobile app (since I used them exclusively with my laptop), I got rich, full - *warm* - sound in all ranges of bass; treble; and mid. Not once has the audio cut out or exhibited any form of latency or delay for any reason, which is a problem I've sporadically experienced with various other pairs of wireless devices. Though they aren't advertised as being actively noise-cancelling, I actually notice a minor "passive" effect thereof just from the nice seal the rubber gasket tip parts (is there a formal name for those things?) make in my ear, which was a bit of a pleasant surprise.Though I put them back in the charging case when not in use, I haven't had to recharge the whole affair once the whole time I've had them. Skullcandy claims about a 7 hour battery life for the earbuds themselves. and a total battery capacity of something like 34 hours between charging case and 'buds. I see absolutely no reason to doubt either of those figures as I'm likely pushing something close to about 28 total by now (4 workdays as of this writing × a bit less than 7 hours per day).My only substantive criticisms are ergonomic. Because of their slightly unconventional shape and their odd orientation relative to the recess in the charging case, it takes a bit of getting used to putting them back in the charging case *just right* (the only other pair of wireless earbuds I've used share a form factor with Apple Airpods, and thus largely put themselves away for you without any thought and with a minimum of fuss). Because of their miniscule size and the need for a relatively broader array of functions than can be adequately mapped to a total of 2 buttons, the whole "one button per side" user interface is less-than-intuitive or -satisfactory, and actually using the buttons themselves is not an altogether great experience. The mobile app apparently lets you customize button functions, but I found myself just using the desktop audio controls on my computer instead for simplicity. I suspect most users won't have the ergonomic issues I do, or they at least won't be quite as big of a concern.Overall, a fantastic pair of Bluetooth earbuds for general-purpose use that - dare I say - will satisfy even a discerning audiophile.

I kind if lack luster, I like the bigger case but I don't feel like I have a different pair then my sesh evos I had to replace I wish these felt better or like they were louder or more something, if anything kinda quiet at max volume maybe even quieter then the evos. the light in the case is very unattractive, it's almost always gonna be yellow unless u fully charge the case and will be green for like 2 minutes, and red if dying, but it's a huge light for the case takes alot away from its appearance as a sleak black smooth case, looks like a turn signal on a car, sesh evo had 4 tiny led dots that would deminish as the battety got lower, way brtter looking, I have had almost akways exclusively skullcandy products, around the time the iPhone 3 came out I went through ... MoreI kind if lack luster, I like the bigger case but I don't feel like I have a different pair then my sesh evos I had to replace I wish these felt better or like they were louder or more something, if anything kinda quiet at max volume maybe even quieter then the evos. the light in the case is very unattractive, it's almost always gonna be yellow unless u fully charge the case and will be green for like 2 minutes, and red if dying, but it's a huge light for the case takes alot away from its appearance as a sleak black smooth case, looks like a turn signal on a car, sesh evo had 4 tiny led dots that would deminish as the battety got lower, way brtter looking, I have had almost akways exclusively skullcandy products, around the time the iPhone 3 came out I went through alot of headphones, finally got a set of skullcandy wired buds and just stuck with the brand. I have the special edition snake skin crusher headphones though the extra base no longer works, I've had dozens of skullcandy products. These after everything are fine but as someone excited about skullcandy most of my life, they are kind of meh. I had the sesh evo true wireless b4 these, and it's hard to figure what makes these 2x more expensive, skullcandy to me is unlike othe brands they care about each product standing out on their own, I even remember showing people the customer service recordings because they were funny. But now, with both earbuds and headphones, I don't really see what's the difference in about 8 earbuds you guys carry, and the same with the headphones, I loved my crusher red, and have the snake skin ones still, so a black wireless crusher that doesn't need a double A battery in it to boost base to me is the perfect Christmas gift, but you guys have 3 of them now crusher anc being the most expensive, and yes you have reviews and specs. But very little to make me understand would I be fine with the 80 pair or would I feel like I'm settling would I be glad I bought the 350 dollar pair or feel like I waisted my money because the same thing almost goes for 80. Skull candy used to have profiles for each product and each product did one thing well above the rest and that was each feature the bass boosted pair, the Profesional pair, the budget oair , ect, the way its set up I feel skull candy now makes a good product, then weakens it to make several versions of it. It feels less genuine and also makes it harder to tell what is worth buying, I've always loved skullcandy, and I'm sure if I had the top of ths line earbuds and the best headphones you make, I'd defend them against any other brand any day of the week, but I'm a man with a budget, and sadly I've spent hundreds of dollars on cheaper versions hoping to live up to what I know skullcandy can make only to feel I own something intentionally watered down, and u get you need more affordable options, I'm not saying to not make affordable cheaper versions I just wish their was a way to know these are the pair you can justify paying g this much for they work as perfect for your specific needs. I feel again the easy answer is just buy the most expensive ones and they are the best, but for someone not able to afford the best, it would be easier if I knew the difference of everything inbetween a little better cuz I've probably added up enough to buy a ton of the best pairs over the years slowly going through the cheaper options and had I known I'd have had the perfect ones from the start. These ear buds are no exception. I had a warranty return they gave me 60 bucks credit and I got these but could have gotten the sesh evos again on sale for 30 so I could ha e had 2 of them, I wish I had done that instead of buying these I dint feel at all like I have a different t pair of earbuds then b4 they don't seem better in anyway, and I'd have a back up pair if my earbud broke again if I had 2, to be far finally I have a pair of skullcandy that actually connects to the app, skullcandy fan my whole life basically never owned anything that acutely worked with ur app b4. Never was able to see how the app worked, spokes and sesh evo don't connect to it, finally connected to it, again kind of a let down, theirs not really much too the app, I thought ud have fan testimonials or videos or stories something details on products, why u should by this ine and not thay one, but no theirs better eq apps on the market the work with the pairs of headphones u sell and don't support so agai. I find myself a bit sad and let down by a company I once considered I tattoo of, I wish I was excited by your products still. I miss the joy if skullcandy