listening while walking around, traveling in the bus, while in the car or train ride. while walking in the park.

Skullcandy Crusher ANC wireless headphones review: These wireless headphones come packed with new features, including the ability to pe...

Bass hitting stuff, right into the depths of your ear drums. Great quality headphones with great connectivity and battery life, can reccomend to anyone looking for some quality headphones

The best battery on any headphones I have ever had the sound awesome but for the price you can do better but that's because these are them for people who love bass or want your songs more intense

Nice sound love the bass hiiting on my ear Nice comfort soft and love the sound

You will love it! The haptic bass certainly is a novelty and this is actually plenty powerful without it. While the haptic bass does not suit all music types as for some it rumbles a bit too much (more suited to deep bass at lower volumes) but where this haptic will really excel is for gaming or movies – gunshots & explosions… OMG so much more fun!

Valued at $159.95AUD (August 2013) and available in three colours (Black, Red & White), the Skullcandy Crusher is the latest portable headphone to hit the market that target a number of key elements for the end-user.

The Skullcandy Crusher is a stereo headset with microphone that has two drivers in each ear for extra bass while the inline control allows for easy mute of the microphone. The Skullcandy Crusher is a unique headphone that has a separate bass driver which can be adjusted for the amount of bass you...

Good sound and bass; Separate bass driver with control; Inline microphone and mute; Very comfortable

Overall quality is just a little lacking

The Skullcandy Crusher Evo is a premium pair of headphones whose excellent audio, nuanced haptic rumble and smart design make it far more than a bone-rattling novelty.

Excellent audio; Great haptic implementation; Choice of connection options

Low level hum when using a wired connection with haptics

Skullcandy is a popular brand in the audio landscape. The company does an admirable job of creating easy-to-use earphones that look great and sound pretty decent too.

Reasonable price, Adjustable bass, EQ functionality with app, Smartphone assistant access, Active noise cancellation, Comfortable and lightweight design, Portable, Solid battery life, Quick charging function, Decent appearance

Bass is too much when turned all the way up, No advanced codecs, Buttons aren’t as intuitive as they could be