I picked these up just because at that time these would be my first set of over ear headphones. I also liked them for their looks. Honestly I wish I hadn't bought them. Lets see why.

Mildly comfortable

Sound was pretty bad; Easy to break; too expensive

Last week at MajorHiFi, we received the brand new over-the-ear wireless model from Skullcandy, the Hesh 3. I know that Skullcandys are usually held strictly in the consumer market, and for $129 it seems like these will be again.

Those looking for booming low frequency response are looking in the wrong place. Skullcandy's Hesh 3 headphones are certainly capable of delivering deep lows, but only when the mix calls for it.

Solid audio performance with rich lows and bright, well-defined highs; Sleek minimal design; Comfortable fit; Earpads block out a substantial amount of ambient noise

Light on accessories; No inline remote on audio cable

With the Hesh 3 Bluetooth headphones, the typically excessive Skullcandy seems to be refining both its design and its sound signature. The $129.99 headphones have almost no design flourishes—they look blank. That in and of itself is a statement, but the other notable aspect is a balanced, crisp sound. There's a strong bass presence here, but it's never over the top, and the high-mids and highs arguably command more of the spotlight. It's a good new look (and sound) for the company, and a solid option in this price range. Design The circumaural (over-ear) Hesh 3 headphones are available in black, blue, gray, or red, all with a matte finish. There initially appears to be no markings of any kind, but if you squint closely you'll see the Skullcandy logo. There is something undeniably cool about this look—it says nothing and it reflects nothing, so it's whatever you project upon it. It's also pretty comfortable—the memory foam earpads are plush, and the underside of the headband is we...

The Skullcandy Hesh 3 headphones deliver a strong audio experience with solid balance in a cool, understated design.

Solid audio performance with rich lows and bright, well-defined highs; Sleek minimal design; Comfortable fit; Earpads block out a substantial amount of ambient noise

Light on accessories; No inline remote on audio cable

If you look at all the latest product releases from headphone manufacturers, you'd think cords were headed the way of VHS tapes and payphones. While we still think you can make a strong case for a pair of quality, reliable, corded headphones, clearly the market shift toward wire-free is here to...

Skullcandy is one of the largest consumer headphone brands in the world, and while the likes of Beats and Sennheiser seem to make more headlines, that doesn't mean Skullcandy doesn't have a lot to offer.

Bluetooth headphones seem to be growing in popularity alongside the rise of headphone jack-less smartphones. That said, I'm back again to review another set from popular brand Skullcandy, the $130 Hesh 3 Wireless .

The Skullcandy Hesh 3 is priced at around Rs 10,000 in India. The headset uses Bluetooth for wireless connectivity. You also get long battery life and rapid charging with a wall adapter.

The Skullcandy Hesh 3 are fun-sounding, bass-heavy headphones that don't break the bank. It's playful sound, 22 hour battery life and solid build quality make the Hesh 3 a great value for those looking for a value over-ear headphone.

Fun; bass-heavy sound; Blocks out ambient noise; 22-hour battery life

Tight clamping force; Bloated bass; No multipoint Bluetooth

Very good fit for smaller heads; There were the only comfortable fit I found and I have a youth sized head

Nothing to complain about