Skullcandy Crusher Evo Over-Ear Wireless Headphones with Sensory Bass, 40 Hr Battery, Microphone, Works with iPhone Android and Bluetooth Devices - Black

Product Information

Equalizers & Hearing Modes: Can be turned on/off or selected to meet your changing noise environment and listening preferences.

As for the design, the Skullcandy Crusher Evo present themselves quite classically in the test. Oval ear cups, a headband that can be adjusted to the head shape and size with a pleasant ratchet. The ear cups can be rotated in both directions and folding for space-saving transport is also easily possible. Design with physical buttonsYes, as well as to a phone, tablet, MP3 player, laptop, or anything else with a Bluetooth connection.

Issue: You’re having trouble pairing your Crusher™ Evo with your mobile device, or your Crusher™ Evo headphones are malfunctioning in any other way. Wait momentarily after plugging the headphones in, occasionally it takes a few seconds to begin charging. Crusher™ Evo features Personal Sound by Audiodo™, which is a unique technology that analyzes the way you hear audio, and adjusts your music in real time to let you hear your music the way it was meant to be heard. You’ll be able to hear things you have never heard before in your favorite songs! If your product develops a fault outside of the manufacturer warranty or PB Tech warranty period, we offer a full repair service and are an authorised repair agent for leading brands such as Samsung, HP, Toshiba, Lenovo and more.

Sure, but we don’t recommend it because Crusher™ Evo does not have the features that Skullcandy’s active-specific products have, like sweat or water resistance.

Once your Personal Sound profile has been created, you can begin to listen to your music and hear the difference by toggling your Personal Sound ON and OFF in the App. Please make sure that your earbuds remain powered on, connected to Bluetooth and your device, and linked with the SKDY APP.ISSUE: Not seeing the RED LED LIGHT on Crusher™ Evo that indicates headphones are charging. Or, not seeing BLUE LED LIGHT on Crusher™ Evo that indicates headphones are finished charging, despite charging for 2+ hours. Personal Sound: Tune your Crusher ANC, Crusher Evo, Indy ANC or Dime XT 2 to your unique hearing. Take a simple hearing assessment to generate your personalized sound profile. Hear your music like never before.

Select “Crusher™ Evo” and accept any “Pair” or “OK” prompts that appear on your screen. When pairing is complete, a voice prompt will say “connected.” You’ll see the LEDs flash purple first, a voice prompt will say “disconnected” and then the headphone will go into pairing mode, the LEDs will flash blue and red and a voice prompt will say “pairing”. You can have several Personal Sound profiles created on your headphone, if you want your friends to try it out! With the Sensory Bass slider all the way down, you get the amount of bass a reasonable human being can appreciate. With it all the way up, it can literally rattle your vision. No one needs this much bass. But if you want it, by golly you can have it. I find the sweet spot to be about one-quarter of the way up, which should give you some sort of indication of just how aggressive this slider is. It's nuts.

HEADPHONES WON’T CHARGE?

The Skullcandy Evo mirror the company's other headsets in design — fairly large, with cushioned earphones. These did fit tightly to the ear, a bit too snug at times, but they also felt secure. The top is covered with a soft, almost fabric finish — which makes them easier to hold. On the left side, on the other hand, we find the on/off switch on the inside, which is also used for pairing devices via Bluetooth. Below that lies a special feature of the Skullcandy Crusher Evo and that is the bass control, which lets you adjust the intensity of the haptic bass by sliding it up or down. Skullcandy has, over the years, pushed out some excellent headphones and earbuds, including the Crusher ANC. Today the company releases a new set, called Crusher Evo, that updates the access to the Crusher driver, while dropping active noise cancelling,(and even the heavy carrying case,) to give a more budget friendly price tag to its new model at launch.