Testseek.co.uk have collected 52 expert reviews of the Skullcandy Crusher and the average rating is 74%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Skullcandy Crusher.
November 2019
(74%)
52 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Bass control, Feel the bass through vibration, Good soundstage,
Battery required to power built-in amplifier, Some details are lost at high frequencies, In general, the Skullcandy Crusher is really a great pair of headphones for low-budget users, Buy Skullcandy Crusher Headphones on Amazon
Published: 2015-05-06, Author: Ali , review by: chipchick.com
Comfortable, unique amplification feature, available in fun designs, budgetfriendly, The
Average sound quality, plasticky, average inline mic sound quality
The Crusher is a great everyday pair of headphones that delivers. You really can't go wrong. The overall sound quality may just be average but the Crusher makes up for it in design, comfort, and a one of a kind feature. Throw into the mix a great pric...
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Published: 2014-06-25, Author: Jeff , review by: examiner.com
Abstract: Ease of Use, Performance: 4/5 Look & Feel: 5/5 Features: 4/5 How much I enjoy: 5/5Recommendation: 4.5/5 StarsThe Skullcandy Crusher is a stereo headset with microphone that has two drivers in each ear for extra bass while the inline control allows for eas...
Abstract: Bass. How low can you go? Sure, this might be a Public Enemy lyric, but it's also a question that a lot of people find themselves asking when looking for headphones. Though it's easier these days to find headphones with vision-blurring low end, it is poss...
I know a lot of audiophiles will think me silly for saying so, but I like the Skullcandy Crusher. Young folks want bass and cool, new stuff, and at $99 the Crusher does a great job of delivering fun and cool without breaking the bank. The sound quality of...
Frame looks a bit chea, Bass effect can distort music at high volume
It would be easy to write off the $99 Skullcandy Crusher headphones as a gimmick. However, for a reasonable price, music lovers get headphones with a durable, storable frame, and loud, surprisingly well-defined sound. While it may be off-putting for ...
Published: 2013-11-27, Author: Scott , review by: chipchick.com
Comfortable, Builtin amplifier, Adjustable bass, Lightweight, Cool design, Removable cable with ControlTalkMicrophone, Collapsable, Includes carrying case, Nice price, The
Bass was a bit flakey on review model, Plasticky — not especially durable, No volume buttons on ControlTalk, Cord noise
Pricing in under $100, the Skullcandy Crushers are actually a great buy. They sound fantastic for the price. They're not audiophile headphones, but if you're not used to the-best-of-the-best, you'll be blown away with the quality. The built-in amplifi...
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Published: 2013-08-30, Author: Tim , review by: pcmag.com
Powerful audio output, with slider to adjust bass response. Works in passive mode, without a battery. Inline remote control and microphone for mobile devices.
Bass boost goes to ridiculously high levels. AA battery required for the bass slider to work
Skullcandy's Crusher headphones let you adjust the bass level, and the resulting sound signatures range from thin to well-balanced to hilariously bass-heavy....
Hit or miss bass driver, Cups lack isolating seal, Limited inline controls
At $99 (£89.99, AU$115), the Skullcandy Crusher headphones are all about that bass. With bass drivers so strong they actually vibrate, the Crusher lathers a fun (but divisive), thick, gooey coat of bass to every track that's pushed through its cans. With ...
