Skullcandy’s original $150 Crusher headphones introduced the company’s Sensory Bass feature which mounts a secondary, dedicated bass driver within each earcup. With an adjustable slider that lets you tweak how much of this head-rattling bass you desire, the feature next showed up on the $300 Crusher 360 and the $320 Crusher ANC. Now, hoping to prove that good things come in fours, Skullcandy is tweaking the Crusher formula once again with the $200 Crusher Evo. By eliminating active noise cancellation (ANC) but improving the way its Sensory Bass works and throwing in the Crusher ANC’s custom EQ feature, the Crusher Evo attempts to occupy the Goldilocks zone in the Crusher lineup. Here’s how they perform. Inside the large product box, you’ll find the Crusher Evo, a USB-C charging cable, an analog cable, and a carry/storage bag. The box itself is heavily coated in custom-printed surfaces, with a magnetic-closure front flap, making it hard if not impossible to recycle. The internal black p...
Crazy powerful bass; Awesome battery life; Good sound quality; Effective sound personalization; Tile tracking;
Mediocre call quality; A bit heavy; No Bluetooth Multipoint;