Skullcandy Push True Wireless In-Ear Earbud - Indigo

Features: last 6 hours PLUS additional 6 hours total 12 hours of usage. Need more 6 hours? Put buds in case to charge. Included is a charging cable and extra various sized ear tips. Ear wings to help stay put in ear. IPX4 sweat and water resistant. Use earbud to activate your devices assistant. You can, adjust volume, change songs, answer and end calls. Play and pause. Skip songs.Skullcandy has always been a great brand at a affordable price. I thing these where $79 I think they are worth it. I have had beats audio products and they break. And I wasn’t going to pay for apple’s EarPods pro for $249.99 wasn’t impressed with the battery usage. Mainly maybe because the price is so high is because of the brand and 1 important feature...ANC. Am enjoying these so far. Got them on 04/20/20 hopefully they last.

The media could not be loaded. I am someone who would call themselves a headphone ‘connoisseur’. I love trying different brands and styles of headphones or earbuds. I have purchased from skullcandy before and I really liked them. I liked them and trusted them so much I purchased 2 sets of this style, one for the gym and one for everyday use. Unfortunately, my experience has made me never want to buy from this brand again. Another unfortunate fact is that I am a day late in being able to return them, so now they have to sit in a bin forever.My issues:The battery life is 3 hours at most.The charging box they come in also dies after one charge up.Even if they are fully charged they won’t connect to my phone at times.I can fully charge the box and the headphones won’t charge at the same time.If I switch between apps the sound cuts off. For example if I am watching YouTube while I’m on Amazon…the sounds cuts out then starts up again.I’m really disappointed with these and I will not be purchasing from them again.

I bought these a few months ago and my opinion of them has not changes the sound quality is amazing. The quality of the item is really good. I took these headphones on a family trip and they were my life saviors when I wanted to watch a movie on the plane. The good thing about these is that the case itself will let you know the battery the case may have by the blue like that blinks. Also on your phone, you will have the capacity to know the amount of battery it has. I also use these more than when I use my AirPods when I play the drums because the noise cancellation is great. They are easy to install or connect to Bluetooth.

This are a really good earbuds. Simply to fit in my ear, simply to connect, buttons are working ok. The quality of the sound are more than I expected. I used to have a Bose earbuds and always having issues with intermittent connection, is not the case with this skull candy. I took one start just for two reasons, some times the right earbud is not connecting instantly (it is taking like 30 seconds after the left one is already connected), this is only happening like 10% of the time, not a big deal to me. I use this earbuds for the gym, and some times while running I can fill they missplace a little bit and I need to press them back, but I guess every earbuds with this size has the same fault. I tried the Bose and the Apple and had the same case.

So, I've had these headphones for a couple years now, I think, and I feel that's a long enough time to give an in-depth review of them.Pros: The packaging is nice, the sound on these things gets pretty loud, they're kind of small and discreet, and the fact that there's only one button makes things less complicated. That's about it.Now, starting off with my first gripe: #1 THE RIGHT/02 EARBUD CANNOT BE USED WITHOUT THE LEFT/01 EARBUD. When I first found that out, I thought nothing of it and didn't see it as a big deal. How wrong I was. The earbuds charge independently of each other within the same case, so in the event that one headphone isn't fully locked into the charging pegs in the case (which happens a lot), you lose the left bud, or you just want to listen to music with the bud that lets you skip forward a song/turn the volume up (because yes, you can only do that with the right earbud) you're out of luck. The left bud is the one that connects to the Bluetooth signal, so without it, your other bud is rendered useless.Gripe #2: THE EARBUDS CAN SOMETIMES RANDOMLY LOSE SIGNAL. I walk around while wearing my headphones, and I rely on them mostly when I'm walking from work. For some odd reason, when you walk past certain areas (I've experienced it around a cell tower most often) one or both of the buds may flicker out. Your music will still be playing on your device, but you won't be able to hear it through a earbud. It's annoying to deal with, and I can't tell you how stupid I feel moving my phone around the bud hoping the music starts playing normally again. 99% of the time, I experience this with the right bud.Gripe #3: THE EARBUDS WILL TURN ON INSIDE THE CASE IF IT'S MOVED AROUND TOO MUCH, THE CASE AND EARBUDS FULLY CHARGE, OR JUST RANDOMLY. Be watchful of your devices while your earbuds are charging. To this day, I still put my headphones on the charger and decide to use my phone only to not be able to hear anything. Why? That's because the buds have somehow turned themselves on and connected to my device. Or, I'll have my phone and earbuds in my bad while I work only to pull out my phone and see that I've gone through countless songs in my playlist since, spoiler alert, the headphones can apparently not only connect but automatically start playing the music on the device. This could possibly be fixed if there's a feature that stops music from being played the moment a Bluetooth device is connected, but I haven't even tried to look for the feature to be honest.Gripe #4: THE BATTERY LIFE WILL GO DOWN THE LONGER YOU CONTINUE TO USE THE EARBUDS, INCLUDING THE CASE. It's been so long that I can't even remember how long the advertised battery is supposed to be, but I do know that the battery life of both the headphones and case last nowhere near as long as they once did. As of today, the case could probably only fully charge my buds one time, and that's a stretch. Since the case automatically starts charging the buds when they're inside, they'll charge even when you haven't used a lot of the battery. That's all well and fine, but I notice that even when my headphones aren't even close to dead, the case will use up all it's charge by the end of the day. It leads to me charging the case every night.Gripe #5: THE EARBUDS DON'T ALWAYS STAY IN YOUR EAR. The little part of the headphone that curves up is supposed to help them stay in your ear, but it doesn't do its job well, at least not for my ear. I constantly find myself twisting the bud or pushing up the rubber-like hoop back into the curve of my ear. They can stay steady for a little while, but if you're the type to dance with the buds or do some daily chores, get ready.Gripe #6: WITHOUT THE CASE, YOU CAN'T CHARGE THE EARBUDS. Keep a close eye on the case and keep it up because without it, your earbuds will be rendered useless until you buy another case. There's no connection on either bud that lets you charge them, just the singular buttons for controls and the prongs to charge them within the case.Gripe #7: I'VE RECEIVED FAULTY OR COMPLETELY MISSING PRODUCTS WHEN PURCHACING tWiCe. Back when I first bought it years ago, I believe there was an issue with the case not charging or closing properly causing me to send them back to get them replaced. The second time I ordered them for someone else more recently, the package came with no headphones in the box at all. The packaging was there, but it was like someone had taken out the actual buds before sending. Be wary, and don't hesitate to contact Amazon about a replacement or refund.If you've read all that and still want to get them... I don't blame you. They work well enough, they're loud, and they're wireless. Go off.