If you don't like ‘bass', we suggest you go look for other headphones. Because that is what Skullcandy's latest Crusher Wireless does - it actually shakes you up. We meant it in the sense that the bass was inexplicable and sounded akin to the heavy bass you hear in clubs and subwoofers.

I just got these so we will see how they hold up. I got them for the gym and they actually sit tight enough so they doing fall off after doing a set on the bench. The bass is great and I like the easy to find volume and separate bass volume slider.

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

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

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.

I would definitely buy another pair of these headphones. They include an AUX cable in case you don't have Bluetooth on the device you're connecting to. Charging is a standard micro USB.

The adjustable bass is awesome, goes from mild to borderline uncomfortable; Battery life has been great; They get pretty loud; They're not too heavy or clunky; Excellent price; No slip; Comfortable for a while

The only real problem is they make my ears sore after a while because they don't rotate to accommodate head shape as Bose Comfort headphones do; These are 1/3 the cost of the Bose, however.

I run long distances with them and they never get uncomfortable or cause my head to get too hot. Best sound I've ever heard in headphones, and the base is crazy - it virbates your head on the highest setting.

seen these for ￡40 more expensive in another store I definitely made the right choice I bought the riff headphones for myself and these crusher ones for my daughter these are absolutely amazing 40 hr battery, build quality is excellent, sound is amazing with adjustable base that rattles the head...

Easily the best pair of headphones I've ever owned. Cannot fault them. Very comfortable for long listening sessions, simple to use, volume is great and the bass is ridiculous. (In a good way)