Tried them at the store and fell in love with them. The fact that you can control the bass on the head set is awesome. I truly recommend it to anybody looking for a set of head phones. Not expensive at all!

Pretty good headset. Couldn't get it to properly bluetooth connect to my tablet, but googled it and you can reset it by pressing volumes up and down at the same time until the double-beep. Then it connected ok. Goes pretty well. Our son tries to confiscate it whenever possible.

Skullcandy headphones are generally targeted at people involved in outdoor action sports like snowboarding or skateboarding, but the headphones in the Crusher series have a classic style and design that appeals to music lovers of all activity levels and walks of life.

While MajorHifi has been delving into more audiophile gadgets as of late, today I've uncovered a pair of Skullcandy Crushers on my desk, just begging for a listening session. At just $99, these headphones seem too lo-fi for the critical listening crowd, and just a tad expensive for the casual...

I am not an audiophile. It's a disclaimer I try to put in front of every audio review I do because it means my review is coming from a layperson's view. My hearing isn't fantastic, and I tend to listen to either podcasts or rock music, so I don't always appreciate some of the nuances that come from...

Comfortable headband and cups; sound quality is outstanding; long battery life; works well as a voice headset

Trapped heat after a while; even folded there is still a lot of bulk

I know a lot of audiophiles will think me silly for saying so, but I like the Skullcandy Crusher. Young folks want bass and cool, new stuff, and at $99 the Crusher does a great job of delivering fun and cool without breaking the bank.

Bass. How low can you go? Sure, this might be a Public Enemy lyric, but it's also a question that a lot of people find themselves asking when looking for headphones. Though it's easier these days to find headphones with vision-blurring low end, it is possible to have too much of a good thing.

Crusher from Skullcandy is the kind of headphone which can be used both for professional office as well as gaming purposes. It looks decent with curvy design form factor, and further has got soft cushion cups to comfort your eyes.

Skullcandy products are often associated with a huge price tag that some users don't always consider justified. This can be an especially grey area with wireless headphones, since companies can be tempted to charge a premium price for products that boast lots of features, but don't necessarily...

“Skullcandy's latest headphones match its signature bass with a customized sound experience.”

Personalized sound; Intense bass; Compact design

Mediocre noise cancellation; Boring design