Dime 3

The sound quality is insanely crisp with deep, punchy bass that makes music, podcasts, and calls sound incredible. The noise-isolating fit blocks out distractions so I can stay fully locked in whether I’m at the gym, working, or just chilling.The 20-hour battery life is no joke — I’ve gone days without recharging, and they still keep pumping out crystal-clear audio. The Bluetooth connection is rock solid with zero dropouts, and the built-in mic makes calls sound clean and professional.The compact design with the integrated lanyard is genius — I can clip them to my bag or wear them without worrying about losing them. Comfortable, stylish, and built for everyday life.If you want wireless earbuds that deliver big performance in a small, affordable package… the Dime 3 is straight-up 🔥. Skullcandy nailed it again! 💯👏

I ordered these and they were delivered just hours later. I'm very pleased with these! I love Skullcandy! I have the Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2 and those are out of this world awesome! These earplugs are just as awesome. I use these at work. Good sound quality and I can still hear people talking to me and I am a frequent flyer and I really can hear the announcements at the airports and enjoy my tunes! They are comfortable and I never have to adjust to fit. They have good volume and very easy to use. The durability is great. So far the battery life is satisfactory to me. They work great! When I get home though it's Crusher ANC for me. I listen to a lot of music! They're small and fit in my pocket. The case is really cool too. Phone calls sound really good too! 5 stars is as good as this gets.

The sound quality is good. Podcasts are clear, music is full for the cost. The bass mode provides a small increase in the lows, but it's there. I like the battery life, case recharges, and fit.Connecting to blue tooth can be tricky. I've gotten caught with only one bud connected. The easiest way to resolve was to put the buds back in the case and start over. It's not difficult, just more inconvenient than I would like.You can probably use the bud controls if you can remember the exact timings and number of pushes. There are many options, but that means weird combinations of pushes.So once connected, I've had good sound quality. Except in some weird circumstances. While mowing the lawn with my phone in my left front pocket, blue connectivity glitched in and out. Holding the phone cleared up the connection. In another instance I was walking with my phone in my back, left pocket. Again, the connectivity the glitched in and out as I was walking. It's almost as if having my body between the phone and buds cause issues. I didn't think it should be that way.Lastly, I had a case of "robot voice" using it to talk through discord on my phone. I use a Samsung Galaxy S20FE 5G.This is my experience and could be the buds, my phone, or the combo. I got them primarily to listen to music and podcasts. They work for that used case. The other features and behaviors are frustrating. If they were more expensive, the cost per performance would make these 3 star buds. At the existing price point ( < $30 ), with the sound quality, battery life, and fit, I'll push them up to 4 stars.

I’ve owned multiple headphones—Apple, Beats, and BlueParrot—because I need different options for different environments. Each one has strengths but also weaknesses. What surprised me most with these earbuds is how well they balance everything, even if they’re not the absolute best in one specific area.The sound quality isn’t quite on the same level as Apple or Beats, but it’s still very good—especially for the price. Honestly, I think some of the low-star reviews come from people expecting $200 sound quality out of $20 headphones, which just isn’t realistic. For what these cost, the performance is outstanding.Where they really shine is phone calls in loud environments. Apple and Beats struggle here, and BlueParrot (while strong for calls) isn’t nearly as versatile. With these earbuds, I can hear clearly and the other person can hear me clearly, even with lots of background noise. That alone makes them worth it.Battery life isn’t as long as Apple, Beats, or BlueParrot, and the wireless range isn’t quite as wide as Apple or Beats (though better than BlueParrot). Still, the comfort, noise isolation, and overall reliability make them my go-to.

Average headphones with quality that matches but does not exceed the $30 price tag.The sound frequencies are very balanced. The bass is not over emphasized like most modern headphones, which might might sound flat to people accustomed to stronger bass. I see some reviews complaining that the bass is flat. I recommend looking up sound frequencies before purchasing headphones. It's like complaining about buying a PC with low RAM, then complaining it doesn't have enough RAM.Fit is actually better than most in-ear headphones, and goes in just deep enough to be stable but not uncomfortable. They are very lightweight.Volume is fine.Battery is pretty bad. It will only last half of a work day, even at medium volume. When there's around 30 or 40 min of battery left, it will beep about every 10 minutes.Connectivity range is pretty mediocre (not short, but not long either), however it matches the cheap price tag. It has 5.3 version Bluetooth. You can travel to an adjacent room and the connectivity will be fine, but might break up any farther.The color is nice (I purchased the white version), it has not faded or yellowed at least after a few weeks of usage.Overall, I see these as a direct upgrade one level above headphones you'd buy at a drug store. I use these as backup headphones and not main ones. However if you really want multi-device pairing headphones, Dime 3 can connect to 2 devices at once which may more than justify the price tag for you.