Reviews by ro114

ro114

New Head-Fier
Pros: Light, Portable, Cheap
Cons: Everything Else
I was at a local target and saw that these headphones were priced at only $15 so I decided to try them and see how they were.

To be honest I didn't expect anything spectacular or even anything approaching on good based on what I hear about Skullcandy as a company(especially around here). So after giving them a shot here are my opinions.

Comfort:
I felt that the comfort wasn't terribly bad.

The pleather ear cups were rather soft(I say were because after about a month of light use they have gotten quite hard) 


They are very light as they are made completely out thin of plastic.They fit easily in a bag/backpack. 

They start out comfortable because of their lightness, but make my ears hurt with slightly prolonged use(30min-1hr)


Isolation:
Bad. They are on ear headphones that provide very little isolation. It's easy to hear someone talking next to you unless you listen to your music loudly. 

Sound Quality:
Pretty bad. I'm not the best judge of audio quality but it's obvious(to me) that they have much to be desired.

I felt that listening to these headphones is like listening to music trough a thin wall. You will still hear the music but everything is slightly muffled.


I expected at least for these to have some bass(albeit over accentuated) but I found them to have rather poor muffled bass with a very narrow sounding range to it. 


Overall:
Don't get these unless you can care less about audio, like the way they look, and just want something that is pretty cheap to replace your ibuds. 

At $15-20 you could do worse but can easily do better. 

XxDobermanxX
XxDobermanxX
And poor durability, the sennheiser HD 201 is the best at this price point.
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