Skullcandy Sesh ANC Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds - True Black

These are the best ear buds I've ever had. WAY MORE COMFORTABLE THAN AIRPODS!!! They fit really well, have great battery life for both the buds themselves and the charging storage case, and sound is great. The noise cancelling is really nice too - not perfect, but significantly reduces white noise in cars or airplanes. This is my second set of Sesh ANC earbuds. I used my first pair ALOT for several years, before one of them finally stopped functioning - I still use the one that still works when I'm doing dirty yard work or where it might get wet. The battery life is still great. Definitely recommend!

I've had these for like 5 months and use them daily. I have tried a lot of wireless headphones before, from like $20 ones and to AirPods Pro. I am kind of picky and know what I want and honestly, I love these. Pros: - Battery life is awesome. I charge the case like once a week and the case keeps the earbuds charged even with daily use. They charge quickly in the case and last a long time when used (they last for hours, I don't know exactly how long because they haven't died on me yet). This was such a nice change after having my AirPods constantly dying on me. - Noise cancellation is great. TBH it's sometimes a little too good and I have to turn it off while at work because I can't hear when people call me. - They stay in my ears and don't fall out. I have had a lot of problems with earbuds falling out when I'm like cleaning the house or moving a lot, but don't have that problem with these. - App was easy to use and get setup and I was able to customize the controls for noise cancellation and forwarding and reversing, etc really easily. - Tile tracking is easy and really useful. I remember it being easy to setup when I first got them. I've never lost them in public but couldn't find them in my own house and was able to use the Tile app to make them play a noise and was able to find them quickly (my mom was jealous because she is constantly losing her AirPods around the house). Cons: - They can be annoying to switch between devices. I am constantly switching them being connected between a MacBook, iPhone, and iPad. When I first got them switching between devices was difficult and frustrating, but I figured out the quirks and now it's really easy. Basically, if you haven't connected to a device before you have to turn the bluetooth off on any other devices you have connected to in range and then it'll automatically prompt you to connect to the new device. If you are switching between devices you have connected before, as soon as you take them out of the case if you click on them from your bluetooth menu it will connect to that device - no matter what device it was last connected to. I hope that makes sense..... It's convoluted but works great not that I have a system. I tried these because I used normal old-fashioned Skullcandy headphones in middle school and high school in the early 2010s. I remember liking them then but had never thought of them as a wireless earbud company (nor realized they still existed). I bought my dad a different Skullcandy wireless earbud for Christmas that he likes and decided in January when my AirPods broke to try a set myself. Glad I did!

***EDIT: connected to my phone in the other room, I tested the distance away from the device to see if there was any connectivity or latency issues. None, I’m talking 3 Camaro RS lengths if not more and no issues. Goodbye wired xbox headset OG REVIEW I saw a sale going on at my local meijer on these things, checked Amazon and I saw it was cheaper. No brainer right? Buying these I had no idea the versatility you have with these! You can turn off the noise-cancellation, turn it back on, then there’s an aware mode. What else I like about them is when you want to pause your music or turn the volume up or down- depending how long you press and hold down either button on either earbud determines the function, it has its own timer and beeps/sort of vibrates to let you know it’s understanding you and your input instead of you doing something expecting a result and it does a completely different function- which is nice. Pressing on the buttons while using them does NOT hurt your ear either; the silicon buds provide enough shock absorption you won’t hardly feel anything. You can use it to answer calls too, and the call quality may not be as crisp as the new air pods, BUT it has a longer battery life. Take that as you will. Now these are also Skullcandy- they aren’t some Sony or Audio Technica studio level audio quality. These are “go for a walk/run/gym session” or traveling headphones for the road or airport level quality. I’m a fan of Skullcandy too. I have a wired pair that I used back in 2010-2011 that had lasted me since then and other bluetooth ear pieces I’ve used the battery didn’t last long as I liked or their touch sensitive gestures didn’t read my input right, eq was unbalanced or not enough bass. I wanted those rich mids with complimentary highs with just the right treble and balanced bass. I wanted the same level of quality or better from earbuds as I had experienced with my old wired Skullcandy’s without…buying Skullcandy’s… until this time around I bit the bullet 😂 If it still delivers, don’t go looking for another brand and disrespect yourself. Make the investment, you won’t regret it. Connectivity isn’t much of an issue either. There’s a couple steps to follow if you want to pair it to a new device like anything else; other than that no complaints. Just disconnect it from your first device and treat it as a new connection (as described in the directions) and it should work just fine

I've had them for about 5 months now and they're pretty good but have some annoying issues. Pros: Good sound. I get clear audio, decent mix of highs and lows without any crackle. Comfortable. Don't leave my ear canals sore after a few hours like some other buds I've had in the past. Good battery life. I haven't had them give a low battery warning or shut off yet, even after 4+ hours of use, so pretty good battery I'd say. Cons: Inconsistent pairing. A little less than 5% of the time, only the right or left will pair. Have to put them in the case to reset them and try again. Not a big deal but still irritating. Noise cancelling but not really. I use these at work, on breaks and I can still hear a lot of outside sound even with the active noise cancelling turned on. Gave them 4 stars, high marks for the sound, comfort and battery life but minus 1 star for the times I have to put them back in the case again and again to get sound in both ears.

I've always owned cheap headphones so can't compare to higher end products, but I got to say I am absolutely impressed with the active noise cancellation on these in ear headphones. I have a set of the evos and loved them although I'm not the biggest fan of earbuds in general due to them not being good for the health of your eardruns. I was wanting to get a second pair of the evos just as a backup in case my main set broke or I lost it or whatever. Ive used it at work 10 hours a day and have for over 2 years now. When I went to buy a second set it was on Black Friday and I saw that the ANC model was was on a killer deal and I was able to get it for 35 bucks. I didn't even care about the active noise cancellation when I bought it I just liked the longer battery life and the ability to not have to charge them at every break at work. After using the active noise cancellation I can say I'm never going back. I now need to go get a second set of these ANCs as back up. They do such a good job at canceling the noise that I can use them with the volume much lower, making it less damaging on my ears. I still have the evos and use them as a backup and just keep them at work, but the days I forget the ANCs and have to use the evos my ears hurt because of how loud I have to have the volume just to have it compensate for working in a loud warehouse. Long story long these things are excellent if you're able to get them on a deal. Even at full price I think they're worth it but I wouldn't jump on it as quickly

Skullcandy earbuds are the most overpriced garbage on the market. One side or the other will randomly not charge while the other side does. The left earbud has lost all volume control ability, it's stuck at a low volume and doesn't turn up or down with the right one. Go buy a Taotronic set for $29 (I have 2 sets that are great) and lite another $30 on fire and you'll still be more happy than buying a Skullcandy set.

This is my second pair. The first pair stopped working after about a year. I really love the way they fit into my ear. I have tried 4 other Anker Soundcore, Beats Studio, Tozo T12, Tozo T10, and these fit the best. They feel a bit large, but the way they are designed they feel like I can get them seated better (deeper) than the others. The build quality is a bit sketch. Sometimes (often)when they pair, only one will have sound. If I take the silent one out of my ear and shake it, it will start working. Not a huge deal, because they do start working, but kind of a pain in the ... Also, often, when I take them out of the case only one will pair and you can hear in the other one "ready to pair". You have to put them back in the case to turn them off, then take them out again, making sure they come out at exactly the same time, then you get the prompt "Noise cancelling, on", which means that they are paired with each other and ready to pair with your device. Sometimes you have to do the take out put back thing 2 or 3 times before they will work. Its a bit of a pain, but once they are paired they fit well and the sound is fantastic. As mentioned, this is my second pair. The others were bad (Anker) or fit terribly. These fit very well and for the price, I can replace them in a year if they fail and not feel too bad about it.

I bought these based on previous experience with the brand. They sound amazing - clear highs, solid bass, noise-canceling that actually blocks out background noise. Highly recommend.

Coming from owning only headphones and one pair of earphones to owning these, these are my thoughts: My first wireless earphones were from anker, and then I upgraded to the Sony Ch-720n's, after which I bought the Skullcandy Crusher Evo headphones which I have been using on the daily. When I bought these I didn't expect much I just wanted some noise cancelling earphones so that I didn't get a headphone dent in my hair at work or at home, I'm very surprised at the quality, the sound quality is far superior to even that of the Crusher headphones, and the battery Is long lasting so no complaints there. My first complaint comes in with connectivity, it takes quite a few seconds to connect to my phone, S21 Ultra so outdated maybe but not low end, there's an uncomfortable silence where it makes a ding noise making you initially think it's connected when it's not so you awkwardly play music or a video for everyone to hear before it eventually connects. Getting past that my next problem is the quality of the charging case, the hinge is a bit loose so it wiggles or creaks as you operate it which doesn't feel fitting for the price. It's also not touch controls it's buttons in the earphones. A big upside is the tile tracking system for each individual earphone which is rather lovely so no complaints in the features department. Another big complaint, you can't skip music or videos with only one earbud in, you need both. Speaking of both, once you connect the other earphone you think all is well and listen to your music or video just for it to, a second or two later, quiet your music to let you know noise cancelling Is on. I really feel like it could've just done this silently. These problems may just be nitpicky, but for this price range of any item I feel the small details come to light quite quickly. They are wonderful earbuds, buy them over anything else in this price range, just don't expect something as thoughtfully made as a jbl or Sony product.

Muy buen sonido

i have went through SO MANY bad expensive headphones. beats, beats studio buds, airpods, every generic headphone brand out there, my experiences with them have been terrible. but no pair of earphones have surprised me so much and given me so much joy. THESE EARPHONES WORK BETTER THAN ANY PAIR I HAVE OWNED OVER DOUBLE THE PRICE. the battery is PHENOMENAL i swear i have used these things for 8 hours in a row and their battery hadn’t even dropped below halfway, they don’t make that annoying squeaking noise my beats made when they were low on battery, they’re not AS clunky as they seem and don’t poke through my beanie when i wear them. I have literally no complaints at all besides from the fact they seem to have gotten quieter over time? i’ve only owned them about 2 months but the audio seems to have dipped in how loud it can go but then again it could just be earwax? or an ear infection on my part? i haven’t gotten around to cleaning them so i’ll update my review if this issue persists

So basically it's best upgrade over sesh evo as ANC just booom amazing.

A lot of white noise during audio and just after stopping audio. When nothing is played it stops. If you don't use the the earbuds without the EQ app the sound quality is lower than earbuds you can buy at a supermarket. The connectivity is an issue too. I had my phone in my right pocket and when I turn my head left one of the earbuds loses connection.