Push through the bad and you'll find some good.

Great fit; Battery life; Decent sound quality

Build quality; Microphone quality; Charging case only charges the earbuds once

These headphones pack a punch for sound quality. They are a little tricky to get to fit securely in the ear but once you have the trick they stay put and it's easy to do! The box is great as you can charge them up in it as they travel! Great idea!

What an awesome bit of kit, such a comfortable secure fit, and the sound quality up there with the rest of the Skullcandy range. Such good value as well @ ￡99

True wireless headphones are on the rise, and most companies have either released their own true wireless headphones or plan to in the near future. One of the more recent companies to enter the fray is Skullcandy , which released the Skullcandy Push true wireless headphones.

The Skullcandy Push serve up gobs of bass, but it’s uncontrolled and muddy. While usability and comfort are highlights, the headphones are simply average in terms of battery life, connection strength, and features. But if you want tons of bass at a low price, the Push are a solid choice.

Physical buttons; Excellent fit and comfort; Good noise isolation

Overwhelming; messy bass; Connection skips occasionally; Underwhelming battery life

A recent study by Counter Point Research estimates that the global market for true wireless earbuds will reach 129 million units by 2020. This is a major achievement for this nascent product category and most of it is stemmed from sales of Apple’s widely successful AirPods as it currently dominates...

Skullcandy Push wireless earbuds review: The Skullcandy Push has a design that is getting quite common in the segment with a largish ch...

The Skullcandy Push are decent mixed usage truly wireless headphones. Although bulky and plasticky, these in-ears are still lightweight...

We are quite impressed by the versatility of the sound signature and the rather good battery life.