Skullcandy Sesh True Wireless In-Ear Earbuds - Indigo

This product I wasn't too sure about, but after having played with them all day I gotta say they are frickin awesome! The only downside to using them is they are a little hard to fit in your ear perfectly, but I got the technique down within 10 minutes. The sound quality is amazing, the bass is clear and powerful, the treble is perfectly clear. The charging takes less than 30 minutes from half full and they snap right into the case. I love these earbuds. I may never use a wired pair again, lest I look like a cretin with my archaic technology, this was a product meant for those who are above mere mortals such as myself. You have to have an IQ of over 160 to comprehend the power in your hands when you purchase this clearly superior product. 5 stars. Added note, I literally thrashed around like a small child having a temper tantrum trying to get these headphones to fall out and they stuck like glue sticks to an equally sticky substance. I was surprised that a mere plebeian such as myself could pry this Asgardian technology from my ears. The controls are intuitive and easy to learn, the audio is good, and they're 2/5 the price of Airpods and work across all platforms.

I really love these headphones. I’m a fan of the brand and when I needed some new in ear headphones I looked for this brand. These paired and work great with my iPhone 11. The sound quality is great the noise cancellation works very well the battery life is not that good I can get about a 3 to 4 hour use out of them before I need to charge them up again. I love that I can just take them straight out the case and it automatically pairs with my iPhone 11. When I put them back in the case they automatically disconnect with my iPhone 11. I love the sound, these are great in ear headphones for the price and I’m satisfied. They are also lightweight. They don’t hurt my ears at all. I almost can forget I have them in my ears.

For $60 these aren't a bad option for some casual listening! These are probably one of the more comfortable wireless options, but the short battery life is kind of a drag and the case is kind of chunky. Frugality wise, you can find something cheaper on Amazon without the brand-recognition and get a similar, if not slightly better experience, BUT overall, I do enjoy these earbuds! Size comparison to Samsung Galaxy Buds in photos. Continue for the more colorful, in-depth review. I consider myself a bit of a wireless earbud connoisseur, so I always jump at the opportunity to see what's new in the market and test what's out there, especially from one of the first headphone brands I was loyal to! I also own the Samsung Gear Icon X 2018's, Samsung Galaxy Buds, and the Jabra Elite 65Ts. So I'm comparing these to some higher level price point contenders. The Skullcandy Sesh earbuds are quite nice looking. I've always liked the kind of aesthetic that Skullcandy goes for with the darker, matte colors and these are no exception. They're also SUPER light, which in turn makes them quite comfortable. It never feels like there's a lot of weight in my ear (if that makes sense). But at the same time it can make them feel a bit cheap, as the build quality doesn't instill a HUGE level of confidence that they won't break after 2 drops. They bear silicon tips so they create a nice seal in your ear to really blast your eardrums directly, that being said, they're QUITE loud, which is lovely! I love a good bass-heavy headphone and these deliver, which is also very On-Brand for Skullcandy. Quality wise the music is pretty nice, but that bass is applied pretty generally to ALL sounds so it can kind of drown out or distort the mids depending on what you're listening to. Unless you make music or use incredibly expensive sound equipment, I don't think you'll notice much. Functionality wise, the grey mid-part of the earbud covers a physical button that controls the audio of the connected device. It can fast-forward, play/pause, AND it can also control audio volume, which is a feature that I feel is left out more often than not for no reason most of the time. BUT because this is a physical button, you have to really PRESS it for it to work and it's not an easy button to press by any means. You could try to kind of grip the headphone and then press the button to save your ear a little bit, but otherwise your gonna push the whole bud deeper into your ear to press the button. That doesn't feel super great and messed up the silicon seal in my ear more often than not. Battery life is only 3 hours on a full-charge (the case can give you up to an additional 7 hours, so 10 total), which was pretty accurate but also disappointing. All of the other earbuds I have all get about 6-7 hours on a full charge, but I guess the smaller battery in these is what makes them so light? Either way, that impact will depend on how diligent you are with charging them. They also charge via Micro USB, as most other options in this price range. The case is a bit chunky, not the most pocket-able, but I dont have any major problems with it (I've added photos for a size comparison with the Samsung Galaxy Buds). There's a magnet in the lid of the case to keep it closed and the earbuds are magnetized to their terminals to keep them in there securely. I, personally, had a minor issue with my buds where they wouldn't start charging in the case unless I REALLY pushed them down onto their pin-connectors, which wasn't a huge deal, just a minor annoyance. Overall, I would say these are a chill set of wireless earbuds! Definitely a good entry-level pair if you're new to the market or a good, more affordable, back-up pair if you're already in the market! If you're looking for something a bit higher quality with a bit better build quality, and more balanced/modular sound, I would keep looking! Hopefully this helped!

Skullcandy has always been a brand I've loved so I really love the freedom of having true wireless earbuds. One of the issues I find with earbuds in general, is that my ears are just small. My earholes are small and my ear is small in general. A lot of earbuds end up hurting after a while. I had a knock off version of airpods and they didn't feel good at all. These fit better than other earbuds I've had and don't hurt as much (as much being the key words). The sound quality is pretty good but they aren't really noise cancelling which is fine because that's not what I was looking for. The battery life isn't great but it's not bad because the case recharges four times. I keep chargers with me anyway so it's no big deal. As far as durability, I've dropped them and they've gone flying across the room by accident. They still work just the same and I can't even see any scratches on them. I got the gray color and they look smashing. All in all, they are good for my needs and I really like them.

Bought two pair when they went on sale, one for my wife and myself. They feel and sound great, comes through clearly, and I can almost hear nothing around me when I am wearing them. In fact, I don’t really feel them there after a while. Don’t let the good sell you, though. Battery life, box states 10+ hours in plain lettering...it’s more like maybe 2 or 3 (on a good day). I have another similar no-name brand set I was gifted from a friend nearly two years that claim 14+ hour battery life in one charge. Given it’s age, I am still getting 6-7 hours out of it on a full charge, but the sound quality isn’t quite as good as these. The right earbud constantly loses signal and scratches out, like the phone/device is out of range, even if the device is attached to my right arm. The left one never loses connectivity, however. Sometimes, one of both struggle to maintain a stable connection at all, or “forgets” the device”. The buttons are a little tough to work, could be because they are newer and needed a break-in period, but I always felt like I was shoving them into my ear harder than I should. I didn’t consider it too painful, still, shouldn’t have taken that much effort. This maybe just my set, because my wife’s set doesn’t have this issue, which is the microphone when using it as a Bluetooth phone device, no one can hear my voice clearly, they know I’m talking, but it sounds like I’m covering my mouth to them. I have been using and enjoying Skull Candy for years, I even had a set that survived three deployments before finally quitting, so I guess my expectations were set a bit too high. Maybe I’ll buy the step up model and see if I have better luck with that, but if not, I may have to go back to spending a little more with Bose.

I've been a fan of skullcandy and the majority of their products whether Bluetooth or old school analog. I bought these as a gift to myself and after the first go around I hate to admit that a good number of the bad reviews of this product are true....stay away from these and spend your money on another brand. First let me begin by stating that I started using these after they were fully charged just to give them a fair try out as recommended for most electronics. I slapped them on and went for a long walk; 1hr time. What I found out immediately: 1. The right earbud kept getting interrupted and sound would be cut off and that paired device was in very close proximity to the ear buds (my pocket). That immediately red flagged these as junk. 2. Even after a full charge at some point both earbuds signal was being interrupted at several point had completely disconnected from my device. Fumbling around to reconnect was a challenge since it seems like I was playing old school rabbit ear antennas; literally playing with settings, buttons, and even holding my device at certain angles just to hear that familiar "connected" come through. This was awful, compared to older Bluetooth tech from skullcandy such as the JbXT earbuds which have never let me down. These Sesh earbuds are not even coming close to that form of performance and are already looking like the Pinto of earbuds. 3. Once they were connected and ready to rock n roll again. I listened to sound quality. Once they comfortably sat in my ear (after really trying to position them right), the sound quality is not bad. Not great either I'll compare them to another skullcandy product, the Jib wired earbuds. The Jib earbuds offer a clearer more analog sounding quality with a better bass response than this sleek wireless models. It seems that the low end would fall out and tonal all I was left was with the high/mids but no bass. I played through several tracks that included; Parliament "Bring the Funk", Metallica "..Blackened", Icona Pop "I love it", and Kittie "Brackish". The anticipated boom of the bass was just not there and left the tonal quality rather flat. So if you're looking to be motivated by your favorite track for a good work out you will not find it with these earbuds. 4. Comfort wise your will be spending a good amount of time trying to wiggle these earbuds into the perfect spot and changing out the pads to get the prime fit. Once that prime "fit" is found, try turning side to side as well as up and down. I found that regardless of the sweet spot, these earbuds don't provide a whole lot of noise cancellation. In a way it's a good thing since being out in public and I can't hear what is happening can be dangerous. From a performance perspective sound leaks out from the form fit and outside noise impedes an already flat sound. So expecting to totally isolate my senses with my tunes I'm not going to find it here. I gave these earbuds a second test the following day while using them during conference calls and my everyday work from home activities. After making sure they were fully charged and that the carrying case was charged as well; 1. Still had to fight and find that comfort spot. 2. Performance wise they seemed to be dong better; connecting to my computer and walking away as far as the downstairs and didn't lose the signal. I had high hopes until my daily meetings started and that right ear drop out started. Just like before the right earbud would drop out even though the source of the signal (my computer) was no more than a foot away. This was surprising since in the same day the connection was constant between floors. The signal drop was happening repeatedly and it got so frustrating I simply switched to a plug in headset and set these earbuds aside. Overall would I recommend them? NO Does SkullCandy need to rethink this product? YES

My earbuds get heavy daily usage usually at the gym. I am on my third pair of these bc that's how comfortable they are how good the sound is and for their price they are great balance of quality and cost effectiveness. Only wish the battery lasted a little longer but, can't win em all

I love these buds so amazing that this is my second pair. All by my own demise since I accidentally soaked them in fluid! I’ve tried a few different types of wireless buds. I’m not a fan of the apple buds- just don’t like the way the fit. I bought a couple different pairs before this one- but I did some research before I purchased these because I was tired of wasting money. These fit in your ears like normal buds- much more comfy that the hard ones. Sound and noise canceling is on point. I work outside/driving / they instantly connect when I shut my car off and I pop one bud in so I can still hear my surroundings. The sound quality is so amazing. If you want the noise cancellation it’s amazing. You cannot hear a thing hardly. Let’s talk battery life. I’ll use them for an hour or two, then toss them into my bag. I can come back days- even weeks later for another couple hours and listen. Honestly so worth the money. I’d pay way more to be honest.

Amé los audífonos, ya llevo con ellos unos dos meses y me gustan mucho, la pila les dura mas o menos 4 horas, el sonido es muy bueno y es súper fácil conectarlos, en la caja dice que a partir de la primera vez que se vinculan las siguientes serán en automático y es verdad tan pronto los saco de su estuche, se conectan. El alcance igual es muy bueno, puedo estar bastante alejada del teléfono sin que se corte el audio, lo único que me parece incomodo es que los botones son difíciles de presionar en manos libres, no son touch como los AirPods por ejemplo, pero fuera de eso son súper prácticos. Únicamente tengo tres inconvenientes, 1. Lo de los botones, que desearía fueran más cómodos para presionar, pero igual solo lo mueves del teléfono más fácil. 2. En lo personal no me funcionan tanto para ejercitar ya que a mi sí se me llegan a caer medianamente fácil, pero así me ha pasado con tooodos los audífonos, así que debe ser la forma o tamaño de mi oreja. 3. Amo que se puede sacar solo uno, pero solo funciona con el izquierdo, si intento sacar solo el derecho para dejar cargando el izquierdo no se conecta, pero bueno, se compensa con que cargan rápido. En general esos son temas muy pequeños y fáciles de ignorar así que es una compra que considero vale muchísimo la pena y el precio me parece excelente, incluso bajo si los comparamos con los AirPods, que prometen lo mismo pero a miles más caro. Sin lugar a dudas cómprenlos.

Eu amo! Espero que não estrague tão cedo

Estos auriculares me han durado mucho tiempo ya sin disminuir su batería ni su potencia de sonido.

These aren't high end, but they are very good value for money. The bluetooth connection is reliable and they're easy to paid. Battery is ok, it's not designed for all day use, but as long as you know you're buying buds with a 3hr battery life that is only extended to 10hrs by case charging them between uses, that's fine. These won't see you through a transatlantic flight but they're great for your 1hr commute in the summer, when an over-ear set makes your head too sweaty. I also like the battery indicator on the case as a good reminder to charge when it's getting empty. Sound quality is better than expected, which is why no doubt Which named them a 'best buy'. There are a lot of sub-£100 bluetooth buds and I think these are as good as you get quality-wise. They certainly blow my old pair out of the water. Personally find these very comfortable with the medium tips, and they are light weight so don't hurt my ears to wear. The controls are a bit unintuitive as you practically have to memorise the manual to learn all the functions, but at least there is a lot of functionality built in. It also hurts my ear a bit to depress the button, as you need to press quite hard and this puts pressure onto your eardrum. I guess it would be better if the buttons were on the side so you didn't have to press them into your ears to activate them. But I still prefer to have buttons rather than oversensitive 'touch' controls that you accidentally set off whenever you brush them. I like that they turn on when you take out the case, and go into pairing mode if they don't connect. Overall I'm happy with these to use during summer.

Gli auricolari dal punto di vista estetico sono veramente belli; comodi da indossare anche per parecchio tempo; il suono è nitido e ben definito; mi hanno deluso un po' i bassi in quanto me li aspettavo più corposi e profondi.