Skullcandy Hesh Evo Bluetooth Headphones for iPhone and Android with Microphone / 36 Hours Battery Life / Great for Music, School, Travel and Gaming / Wireless Headphones - Black

Not impressed. 1. I purchased this on Oct. 30 for $95.99. It is now Nov. 15, and this device is going for $59.99. All I can say about that is DAAAYUM!! Really?! 2. This isnt an over-ear device; its an on-ear device. Although others have commented about that, there should be clarity in the description. 3. Where is the high-quality sound? Before this pair, I owned a generic brand that cost a third of this device. The sound quality on that device is far better. In conclusion, its pretty easy to set up. Its attractive. But the sound quality is unimpressive. Also, the sound quality is better when listening through the wired setup. A lot of its quality is lost when you switch to wireless. Again, not impressed. And I dont know whether Im more upset about the lack of sound quality or the fact that I couldve waited a couple of weeks (if not less) and saved 36 bucks. Anyway, improve the sound quality. There are manufacturers out there, producing headphones with far better sound at a much lower price tag. Well, at least in comparison to the price that I paid. Pun intended.

My trusty old Hesh 3s finally broke after 2 long years of everyday use, and I bought these as a replacement. The sound quality is just as good as the Hesh 3 if not better, very crisp with strong bass, same Skullcandy good quality as usual. The build quality seems firmer than the Hesh 3s - the ear sections also can swivel 180 degrees instead of just 90, which is good for adjustability. The batteries last much longer. The controls are a little more complex, but I wont complain about more features. Theyre great in all aspects but one: the earpads. My old Hesh 3s had thick, soft pads made of a very plush material. The Hesh Evos pads are slightly thinner, made of a firmer material, and have less of a soft feel to the leatherette covering. The end result is that wearing a set of Hesh Evos, your ears start to ache after a while, whereas with the Hesh 3s, I could last all day with hardly any discomfort. WHY the downgrade, Skullcandy? I ended up switching out the pads on this set for those on my old ones, and its a major improvement - I highly recommend doing that if youve got an old set of Hesh 3s lying around.

The battery life is phenomenal. I barely charge these and use them just about everyday at the gym or at home cleaning. Ive traveled with these, folded up in my backpack and nothing has cracked or broken on them at all. Ive had these for 5 months already. Just treat them well and they will last :) Hope this helps!

Ive been using the beats studio 2 for the last few years and they finally died. These are a pretty decent replacement. The noise cancellation on these headphones does lack a bit, however the sounds quality is definitely five stars. And the battery life is definitely worth the money. These are mostly plastic and feel a little bit more flimsy and they dont come with a case. But if you take care of them Im sure theyll be fine. I brought mine on 11 hour plane flight and they lasted about 9, Thats just because I listen to them a little bit louder, Im sure I could have stretched it to the full 11:00 if I would have turned it down.

I bought these thinking that they were crusher evos but tbh they’re not bad at all I don’t really regret buying these. I’m still going to buy the crusher evos so i can just probably use these as backup or something but i like these.

I use this headset for damn near everything. From Music, to podcasts, to VOIP conversations. Where they fall short is in the area of phone conversations. The current phone is an 8plus so that may change when I upgrade the phone. Also, the VOIP conversations are in mono which is again a failing of the 8plus. FYI, I am totally blind so you should be able to understand the position from which this review is being written.

I got these for my boyfriend for the gym and he loves them. They fit we’re well and look sleek.

After shopping for headphones for the gym a few years ago, I decided on the Hesh series. For the cost, they seemed to have the best sound compared to the Bose, Sony and Beats I had previously owned or tried. When those eventually broke (2.5 years later) I was planning on replacing with the same, bet read the reviews for the Evo and decided to give these a try. The ONLY positive is longer battery life, while there are several negatives. First- the overall volume is noticeably less. Second- the bass level is also less, and that was one of the huge advantages of the Hesh, especially over the Beats I had. Last, the cushion on the ear pieces are firmer and less comfy than the Hesh. Overall, I wish I would have just saved the extra few bucks and purchased the older model that I knew worked great, Evo is definitely not an improvement

Great headphones and price. Bought mine at Bestbuy and then made a second purchase here for a gift. Little brother is happy with his new headphones. This one didnt bring the carry bag for some reason (wish it did). It shows one is included but it wasnt in mine. Still highly recommend these headphones. Loving the sound and battery life.

Nothing too bad going on with the product so far. The only thing is that it has recently started to disconnect from my phone when I I try to connect them. It only does this the first time, but this issue i mildly annoying. It worked fine for the first 3 months then this issue popped up. After connecting the headphones they work just fine and like normal. So not a bad product so far