Skullcandy has been consistently trying to enhance and improve their entire headphone range year in year out. Each year it seems like they are at the cutting edge of trends, developing amazingly crafted products that are affordable yet offers brilliantly tuned audio.
Now comes their latest heavy bass headphone product, The Crusher Wireless. Here are some heads up about this new Skullcandy headphone:
Sound Quality
According to FortitudeMagazine, it seems that Skullcandy has taken an obscene amount of bass on board and have implemented a Stereo Haptic Bass subwoofer, which definitely heightened the musical experience without a bass induced headache. The Crusher Wireless features Hi-Fi refined acoustics that manages to heavily compete well with the Bowers & Wilkins P7's sound.
Overall, the sound that the Crusher delivers is solid and would definitely be a bang for anyone's buck.
Performance
Boasting a jaw-dropping 40-hour battery life will require anyone to recharge the Crusher Wireless maybe once a week. Even on a single charge, the performance of the Crusher Wireless is consistently good, always packing a punch and stepping up whenever it can.
Style & Design
It's really amazing to see just how Skullcandy have moved heavily away from the former Crusher 1.0's bulky style and redesigned the Crusher Wireless into a much slimmer, stylish fashion statement. According to TheQuint, the cushions provides a comfortable listening experience that continues on that way for extended periods of time.
With all things said, it's safe to say that the Skullcandy Crusher Wireless is nothing short of amazing. It's perfect for those on the go, who don't want to spend way too much on a decent pair of headphone.
It is also especially perfect for those who are brave enough to say that occasionally, that extra bass boost is exactly what they want for their perfect headphone listening experience. If you're looking for a pair of cans that will make your friends feel bad about having wasted $350 on a pair of Beats, go for the Skullcandy Crusher Wireless now.
