"Great sound, average aerial"

Really enjoy the music on my XTFree headset. The only negative is that the Bluetooth reception from my Galaxy S8 isn't great. For instance, if I put my phone in my right pant pocket, the music skips every now and then. All good if I keep the phone to my left side.

Skullcandy XTfree Review

Exercise-focused Bluetooth earphones are officially a trend—manufacturers have figured out most people don't want cables slapping them in the face and torso while they workout. Skullcandy's $99.99 XTfree is a model that follows an increasingly common template: a short cable rests behind the head and specialized eartips provide an extra-secure fit. And, like many gym-oriented earphones, the XTfree delivers gobs of deep low end that will make purists shriek in horror and bass-motivated exercise enthusiasts delight. DesignThe sweat- and moisture-resistant, matte black XTfree is a behind-the-head wireless earphone design with an inline remote control and mic near the left earpeice. The XTfree reserves its only real visual flourish for the silicone eartips. They're easily the most colorful eartips we've seen—and the same is true for the separate ear fins that rest against your ear. The look is like marbleized rubber, with day-glo versions of blue, green, pink, and yellow swirled toget...

Need to get the bass pumping for your workout? Skullcandy's XTfree Bluetooth earphones have you covered with booming low-end in a secure-fitting, moisture-resistant design.

Powerful bass response, distortion-free audio; Very secure in-ear fit; Sweat- and moisture-resistant, exercise-focused design

Heavy bass boosting, sculpted treble not for purists