Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2 Noise Cancelling Wireless Headphones - Primer | Multi-Sensory Crusher Bass, Over-Ear Fit, Bluetooth, 60 Hours Battery, Working Out, Gym, Travel, Studying, Music, Gaming

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  Robert Pysher

  Best Headphones on the market

  These are hands down the best set of headphones I've ever owned. The noise cancellation works perfectly and completely drowns out any outside distractions. It also has a talk through function that allows you to hear everything around you. They are built from high quality material and have a very premium feel. They are built to last and have very sturdy construction. They easily connect to anything via bluetooth or 3.5mm Aux jack for a more studio quality sound. THE BASS IS INSANE!! If you like car stereos the only way i can describe it is if your sitting in a car with a couple 12’s in the trunk. They also have crisp highs and mids as well. Excellent battery life of 45+ Hours. A bit pricey but well worth the extra money compared to other headphones.Ver másVer menos

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  Trevor

  16 de septiembre de 2023

  Sound quality was surprising, they're very dual personality cans

  I'm a mix between a basshead and an audiophile. I installed car stereos for 15 years so I've heard a lot of different types of setups. I had a pair of Sony XB950BT's that I really liked, but they finally broke, so I needed some replacement cans. I loved the Sony's low end and they didn't sound too bad everywhere else either, so I wanted something comparable. I bought a pair of beats solo3's and was very disappointed with the lack of low end, volume, and overall sound quality. So like any intelligent idiot, I did my research after impulse buying something that didn't fit the bill and came across these ANC 2's. They deliver. I wasn't really sure what the sound quality would be like, but it's way better than I expected. These beat the Sony's in every way, better sound quality, more volume by quite a bit, and bass like a couple of 12's in the trunk with 6-700 watts. It's an impressive amount of bass. The only thing missing is feeling it in your chest when the bassline drops. You'd probably have to spend 2k on a setup in your car to replicate the way these sound as a whole package.You do need to tweak them some with the equalizer in the skull IQ app. I've found that turning the the low and the low mid about 3 lines down from the top and then adjusting the bass through the crusher wheel gets you the cleanest sound. If you turn the crusher bass all the way off, it loses a lot below about 40Hz. But adjusted like that with the wheel at about 10 or 20% gets you a nice full sound with some good thump on the bottom end but it doesn't get muddy. That way also keeps it fairly linear through the volume range so you don't have way too much bass at lower levels until you turn it up like some other ways I had tried tuning it before. Some songs don't sound great above that, but some you can go all the way to the max on the crusher wheel and still sound clean. These seem to have the highest pressure levels around 40Hz and drop off a fair amount under 30Hz. You can still hear them down to and below 20Hz though, but not nearly at the pressure levels you do at 40Hz. The mids and highs are way cleaner than I expected and these handle rock and classic rock very well. Like I said before, these aren't audiophile quality, but from being in the sound industry for a lot of years, I got picky about sound quality, but still love more than average low end. These marry the two perfectly if tuned right and I don't have any problem with using these as my daily set.They're also very comfortable. They don't clamp too tight on your ears, and the ear cushions go all the way around my ears. No hotspots. I can wear these for hours and be comfortable. The ANC has a hiss when it's on, but I didn't buy these for noise cancelling so I just turn it off. I can't comment on the durability because I just bought them, but if these hold up long term, they're worth every penny and then some if you're like me and want a ton of bass at times, but also want a nice rich/full sounding set of cans when the mood strikes I love that I can change them from one to the other with the roll of the crusher wheel and not have to do anything else.Ver másVer menos

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  Akine Thompson

  Highly recommend if you're looking for heavy bass.

  I'm in love with these. I'm not sure what the negative reviews are about; here's my take. I bought these headphones to skate with. I was looking for two things out of these headphones and it delivered beautifully so far. I was looking for bass as well as headphones powerful enough to drown out the DJ music while skating. I have no complaints about the size. They don't feel very heavy to me but has a nice weight. Between noise cancelling and heavy bass I heard nothing outside of my music right out the box and I love it. I shook my head and thought they'd fall off while skating but they never budged. Very comfortable after a few hours of wearing them skating. Great value for the money. Had no issues with connectivity. Would highly recommend. Only feature I'm missing is my previous headphones I could tap on the ear to skip to the next song these I have to have my phone in hand. Happy from the first wear. Didn't hear muddy sound or outside noise spilling in like some of the reviews. The vibration of the bass is such a thrill. I sweat a ton so far everything great from first use out the box. Make the purchase.Ver másVer menos

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  thE_aLieN

  2 de julio de 2026

  My best headset to date!

  I would definitely recommend this headset. Clean sound and big bass. The bass wheel is awesome, allows me to easily adjust the bass to my taste on every song. Sounds good on calls. The app is great, found it easy to use. ANC works well also and easy to switch modes. They are comfortable also, I can wear tham for hours and seem to be constructed very well. What else can I say... buy this headset lol seriously, I doubt you'll be disappointed. I wanted to add this, the Bluetooth range between my phone and these is incredible!Ver másVer menos

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  Alexa

  Better than Beats Studio headphones

  One day I asked my dad what headphones he thinks were the best to purchase ( I was originally thinking of giving him a red and black beats that literally suited his rockstar personality for Father’s Day) I was expecting him to say beats headphones but for my surprise he said skull candy. I started looking multiple reviews on different skull candy headphones models, I found on sale the skull candy crusher in light greenish second hand well taken care off and on sale, when it first arrived I was SO SURPRISED, when I first used them to make sure they were working perfectly fine I got jealous because you can adjust the bass with one bottom, which is something that my beats headphone don’t have and thought it was awesome that some pair of headphones could have that. Fast forward I took the decision of buying another pair for me the same I gave to my dad. I ended up buying the crusher ANC 2 just because of the good reviews and stars and let me tell…. It has been the best decision!. The crushers ANC2 it’s so easy to pair. One thing I first tried is voice recognition something that I used to struggle with my Siri when I owned my beats headphones.I could never get Siri work or hear meProperly , always took so many tries. With the crusher ANC2 is was immediately the voice recognition, super fast that I put a face like : 😱,another cool thing that crusher ANC2 has is that has like a little wheel to adjust how much bass you want (it tells you the percentage 20%,40%, 60% ,etc) , something that the regular crushers don’t really have, and definitely something that beats don’t even have!. It also has a noise cancellation option and awareness. I thought the ANC 2 were going to be HEAVY, but comparing it with my beats IT’S SO LIGHTWEIGHT, like hello? How!!?. My beats were so heavy , always ripping my hair off hurting my Elix piercing so bad, falling out of my head hurting my hears , this ANC2 are so comfy and cover all your ears and around it, It covers your ears but it gives it a little bit more extra space outside your ears, which makes it comfy for piercings! ( finally 🥹) it has a cushion on the topOf your head and feels like a little pillow super soft , beats does have a cushion on top of the head which is stiff and regular crushers Evo do have one but it’s the same material has the beats but bigger than beats. It comes with two types of chargers , a type C and normal and one type USB and a cable to connect it directly to any computer( can be use wired or wireless )the only thing I don’t really like it’s the case, beats headphones come with a hard case andA clip.this crushers come with a case that looks like a bag. But other than that I’m obsessed with them it is worth every penny. I also tested out while I working out and it stayed in placed, the beats headphones always slipped out of my headNo Matter how tight I try to adjusted to my head. My dad have tested out both headphones and he said : “approved by a rock fan ( evo crusher and ANC2) , this is NUTS, can’t wait to listen my favorite rock songs 😃” has a person that has owned JBL headphones, BEATS ,RODE, regular AirPods , etc this ones are the best so far , it won’t disappoint… trust me.I’m a big fan of headphones always looking for quality soundForgot to mention that on the app for this headphones has different modes of listening such as music mode , movie, podcast , same for audio and change function of bottoms
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  pikkel

  10 de abril de 2026

  It’s tinny and muffled… but still good. Yeah, still good.

  The shortlist of pros:- They don't give me a headache, even with my big cranium!- I know people complain about the cabin pressure feeling that ANC can cause, but I did not experience that at all. If anything, I felt more pressure playing music for a while WITHOUT the ANC, since it felt more like the sound waves were shooting into my ear, while the ANC equalized the pressure all around.- The bass is GREAT- The Stay Aware is pretty good- Easily connects to two devices simultaneously- Being able to set a custom EQ profile is nice- Works wirelessly or wiredThe shortlist of cons:- The pads are a little bit small for my ears. Keeping in mind I wear 3-5 earrings (all hoops) per ear plus glasses, I do have a lot going on near the auditory protrusions, but they still press against the rim of my ear and push down my earrings in ways my previous headphone pads did not.- The ANC is so-so- Has serious issues switching between two devices it's connected to simultaneously- The app lowkey sucks- The sound quality falls tragically short of the level I was expecting. It's diluted and tinny, especially higher pitches- Sound quality wired is terrible- Why is the most useful button forcibly mapped to Spotify...??Now the details...** HEADACHE *****I have a wide circumference head, so over-ear headphones pretty much always hurt from the pressure (and if they don't, they're too flimsy to stay on safely). These don't cause any (interna)l headache even after I wore them nonstop for eight hours. Now, the physical pressure was definitely apparent so I kept making slight adjustments to try and find the right place for them, but that's just being wireless headphones that need to be firm enough to stay on. They never caused the pounding ache that I used to get.** ANC *****I didn't find the ANC as effective as I expected, although it's my first time owning ANC headphones so maybe this is normal. They definitely do something (specifically, they soften sounds so they roll more gently into whatever audio you have playing instead, neutralizing them), but it isn't a clear cut-off. My industrial earplugs work way better at actually cutting out sound. Even with ANC on and the cups positioned as sealed as possible around my ears, I can still hear myself typing, but it's downgraded from a thunderstorm to mild but continuous tapping. I can still hear the automatic cat feeder summoning my demons to their ritual sacrifices, but it's like hearing a next door neighbor shouting at the TV instead of an android talking ten feet behind me. You will definitely still hear yourself chewing or coughing. Without audio playing, the ANC does very, very little, only kind of taking the edge off of things. With quieter music playing, it makes the outside nice less disruptive, although it's still there. With rock music though, it's actually been very effective even at low volumes. I still literally just heard my lizard falling off a platform behind me, though, so I guess there's that. (He's fine, I promise.)** STAY-AWARE *****This one is good! I didn't know what to expect from it, but it just makes the sharper sounds that ANC muffles more enhanced instead, so it isn't obnoxious or startling. I just heard my lizard fall off another platform, and this time with Stay-Aware on, instead of just one soft drop I heard his little hands scrabbling softly as he climbed back on, so there's your difference.** NEITHER ANC NOR STAY-AWARE *****This is what I use at home so that I can focus on work or music but still hear if something breaks or an alarm goes off. Even without ANC on, my pressure cooker apparently finished cooking and fully depressurized without my hearing it, so the natural muffling of just having big foam pads over your ears is still pretty nice on its own.** MULTI-DEVICE BLUETOOTH *****Hate it. It has no problem connecting to two devices - that was very quick and easy, no issues at all - but the problem is switching between the two. If the Crusher is playing music from my laptop and I open a mobile game that has audio capabilities (although they're all silenced so there isn't actually any sound??) the Crusher switches to the silent game and stay there. Even if I close the game or turn off Bluetooth on my phone, the headphones STILL don't go back to the computer. The computer just starts playing through the built-in internal speakers, despite saying that the Crusher is still connected. I have to disconnect and reconnect the headphones in order for the audio to return to the headphones. It's a huge pain. I'm hoping this is a setting I can change on the computer itself since I can't figure out how to on the headphones, but the computer has no problem switching between wired speakers, wired headphones, and built-in internal speakers. It's only a problem with the bluetooth Crusher. Still not enough to drop my rating, but it's definitely the most annoying part.** APP *****If you want to look at anything to do with the Crusher on the Skull IQ app (like which button does what, or what is my custom EQ setting), you HAVE to be connected to them by BT. You can't just look at them without the headphones on, or if you only have the headphones connected to your computer because of the above app-switching issue. This is the second most annoying part.** SOUND *****This is the part that dropped my rating by a whole star, and I'm quite sad about it. Now, I'll add the disclaimer that WITHOUT actively comparing them side by side, the sound quality on these headphones are fine right out of the box... in Bluetooth mode, anyway. More on wired later. I actually wonder if some of the sound issues I'm having are because of the headphones overcompensating and forcing unwanted adjustments based on my hearing test in the app, so I might just delete it entirely. But it was still a noticeable difference to me even before I did the test.So I'm comparing the Crusher's sound quality against the original 2014 AxentWear (now Brookstone) cat-earred headphones, meaning those are 12 years old, created by an artist and not a sound designer, and at this point very well-loved. I never thought I'd consider that my standard for good quality sound, but here we are... I'm also comparing the Crusher against a pair of Panasonic earbuds from Target that are probably 15 years old at this point. Both are wired-only. I would test with my Voice earbuds, which are bluetooth, but my laptop refuses to connect to them anymore, so it's not really an option. You can see why I really needed to get new headphones. Anyway.Regardless of ANC on, ANC off, and Stay Aware, the BT sound quality of the Crusher is... fine. The treble is tinny as HECK, but I can't remember if it was like that before I did the hearing test or not. Instrumental music sounds lovely, EDM is particularly great, rock is mostly fine... but it's the singing where the Crusher gets really iffy. I was able to rebalance the equalizer to make it acceptable by cranking up the mid-high and lowering the high, then making only slight adjustments to the others, but it was very noticeable that higher notes sound more muffled than they should. It's not too bad most of the time when I'm only listening through the Crusher for hours and hours, but it definitely still snags my attention over and over. The exact same songs sound best on the cat-earred headphones by far, very clear and crisp, although... flat? Those obviously do not give you the surround sound experience, there's no bass at all, it's just the same sound coming out perfectly evenly through both headphones at the same time, but the audio is very precise. There is no sense of muffling at all that the Crusher is giving me over and over. The sounds are second best on the Panasonic cheapo earbuds, and the Crusher is third. I'm so, so sad.The sadness was intensified when I tried them wired... and wow. Holy smokes. The sound is SO bad when wired. It's not as bad as airplane freebie headphones, but it's bad. Being able to use them wired was very important for me since I'm still using a pre-Bluetooth iPod as my everyday music option for my work commute and when I'm traveling, and I don't intend to change this for as long as the thing is still alive. (It goes weeks on a charge, I can change the playlists on the fly, and it has 14 years of music organized on there...) So I guess I'm keeping the Panasonic earbuds for a while longer, since ouch. Heartbreaking, really.Now, all that said, I think the extra features of the Crusher are still worth it, so I'm definitely keeping them, especially since I got them on a nice sale and I already tried and returned another pair of wireless headphones. The bass alone! The Crusher makes me feel like I'm partying from my couch. I love feeling the music moving through me. Love the shivers, love the ability to change the bass intensity on the fly, love being able to mess with the EQ settings. But the sound is sincerely depressing. I'm not even an audiophile! My previous primary headphones had purple light up cat ears! But the sound quality difference is still so striking to me. Bearable - I'm sure I'll get used to it, even if it's by... apparently... retraining my hearing to be less sensitive? I guess? That doesn't sound great - but I'll get used to it. But it is striking.** BASS *****The bass settings are GREAT. The bass sounds and feels great. Love it, 10/10.** RANDOM OTHER QUIRKS *****- A lot of times when I have audio paused and turn it back on, there is a sound of some sort for just a split second. Sometimes it's like a tiny burst of static and other times it's like the music catches on itself right at startup; once it sounded almost like a tiny explosion. It's not disruptive or annoying, but it's noticeable.- When I don't have audio playing, sometimes I will randomly hear some faint clicks on the left side. No idea what this is.- I hate that the main function button's single click is apparently permanently mapped to Spotify. I don't use Spotify enough to ever need this. I would way rather use that button to toggle ANC off and on, as a backup if the little switch at the bottom breaks. I did create all the other shortcuts I could that I would use, including for ANC, but I just want to get rid of the Spotify single click altogether.Okay... I think that's all. This is the longest Amazon review I've probably ever left. Bye!