Decked out in more colours than an episode of Art Attack, the Skullcandy Hesh 2.0 range is striking, but can it match that with the sound The Skullcandy Hesh 2 headphones are essentially an update to an older version, not just visually but also under the hood.

Vocal clarity; Durable

Cheap design; Bass suffers; Tight on the ears

Great over the ear headphones for a cheap price. Just as good or maybe better than some expensive Bose or Beats.

I broke a pair of cans, and bought these as a temporary replacement because they were on sale. Would not recommend. Not gonna beat around the bush, but while they're functional, they suck.

They get the job done as a temporary replacement; Removable cable

Comfort; Sound stage is minimal; Bass is overpowering; everything is overall mucky

Perfect sound and design for the perfect price would recommend to friends. Great at keep background noise out too

Skullcandy's Hesh 2 Wireless, also known as the Hesh 2 Unleashed Wireless, is the Bluetooth version of Skullcandy's affordable and somewhat bulbous-shaped over-ear headphone, the Hesh 2.

The Skullcandy Hesh 2 Wireless sounds reasonably good for a $100 USD Bluetooth headphone, has decent battery life (15 hours), and is fairly comfortable to wear; Its integrated three-button remote works well and is easy to operate by feel

Sound quality is good, but not great; design is fairly generic

It hurts your head after wearing it for 2+ hours. Also, after 6 months of owning these, they playing distorted sound. I left them along for 1 month and they seemed to work fine. I think the blowing out of sound is common for this brand.

Very good sound; You can really feel the basic, which is common in most Skullcandy products; The cord is just the right length and it is a really comfortable set of headphones; For the price, these are worth it; It's meant for anyone: including gamers

The muffs are really big and don't look right; I mean they don't look good as far as style

Skullcandy's Hesh 2 Wireless, also known as the Hesh 2 Unleashed Wireless, is the Bluetooth version of Skullcandy's affordable and somewhat bulbous-shaped over-ear headphone, the Hesh 2. The two headphones look very similar, but for the privilege of adding wireless, you'll have to pay $100 USD (£80, AU$200) instead of around $60.

If you don't want to spend more than double or triple the cost on the Bose SoundLink On-Ear Bluetooth or Beats' wireless headphones, the Hesh 2 Wireless is a decent budget Bluetooth headphone choice.

The Skullcandy Hesh 2 Wireless sounds reasonably good for a $100 USD Bluetooth headphone, has decent battery life (15 hours), and is fairly comfortable to wear; Its integrated three-button remote works well and is easy to operate by feel.

Sound quality is good, but not great; design is fairly generic.

For $70 these phones are a good deal. Good sound, decent bass. I'm currently listening to Avenged Sevenfold and the sound is good. These phones can go to a high volume with no distortion. I have a large head and these phones fit comfortably.

If you like the idea of a boosted bass in Bluetooth headphones, but want more high-mid/treble presence to balance things out, the Jabra Move Wireless , the Sennheiser MM 100 , and the Sony MDR-ZX770BT all offer solid audio with varying levels of bass/treble balance.

Strong, distortion-free audio with robust bass; Includes cable for passive, wired listening

Sound can seem overly sculpted, and not as crisp as it should be; Can get uncomfortable during long listening periods

The Skullcandy Hesh 2 Wireless enters a crowded field of affordable-but-not-cheap Bluetooth headphones. Priced at $99.99, the over-the-ear Hesh 2 deliver a quality listening experience in a cool design, and an included, removable cable allows you to use the headphones passively—adding value to the price and saving battery life when you don't need a wireless stream. There's a rich low-end response and decent clarity in the highs, but the sound signature is not for audiophiles (there's far too much sculpting in the high-mids and highs), or bass fiends looking for a massively boosted experience. DesignAvailable in black, blue, gray/yellow, or camouflage models, the Hesh 2 Wireless ($49.00 at Amazon)  is a bulky but lightweight circumaural (over-ear) headphone pair. The earpads are well-cushioned, but during longer listening periods, they can become a little uncomfortable. Volume controls (which work together with, not independently of, your mobile device's volume) and an LED status i...

The Skullcandy Hesh 2 wireless headphones deliver a solid Bluetooth audio experience and the ability to listen in passive, wired mode.

Strong, distortion-free audio with robust bass; Includes cable for passive, wired listening

Sound can seem overly sculpted, and not as crisp as it should be; Can get uncomfortable during long listening periods