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Updated Aug 24, at am. Type Over-ear. Enclosure Closed-Back. Wireless Yes. Noise Cancelling No. Mic Yes. Transducer Dynamic. See our Neutral Sound Recommendations. See our Office Recommendations. See our Wireless Gaming Recommendations. Check Price Black.
Test Results. Weight 0. Clamping Force. OS Compatibility. Ease Of Use Good. Feedback Good. Volume Control Yes. Microphone Control No. Channel Mixing. Noise Cancelling Control No. Additional Controls Haptic Bass Slider. Difference 6. Transmitter Required No.
Type Pouch. Bass Amount. Treble Amount. Low-Frequency Extension. Weighted Group Delay. Weighted Amplitude Mismatch. Weighted Frequency Mismatch. Weighted Phase Mismatch.
PRTF Distance. Acoustic Space Excitation. Head Modeling. Speaker Modeling. Room Ambience. Head Tracking.
Virtual Surround. WHD Isolation Audio. Overall Attenuation. Leakage Audio. Overall Leakage 1ft. Detachable Boom. Recorded Speech. FR Std. Weighted THD. Active Features.
Battery Type. Continuous Battery Life. Additional Charges. Total Battery Life. Charge Time. Power-Saving Feature. Audio While Charging. Passive Playback. Charging Port micro-USB. App Name No App. Android No. Windows No. ANC Control. Mic Control No. Room Effects. Playback Control. Button Mapping No. Surround Support. Bluetooth Version. Multi-Device Pairing. NFC Pairing. Line Of Sight Range. PC Latency aptX. Android Latency. Non-BT Latency. Analog Audio. USB Audio. You get a bag: this bag.
Like most brand-new sets, their real-world performance is near-perfect. There are chunky playback controls on the right cup. The original Crusher pair needed batteries to work. Without haptic bass engaged the Crusher last for up to 40 hours, which is fantastic. A fader on the side of the left cup lets you ramp the level of the haptic bass effect up and down.
The aim is to make the Crusher the equivalent of a pair of headphones with a subwoofer attached. The quality of the bass created, though, is very poor. As soon as the dial is nudged up it dominates the sound. The effect here is more like listening to a club sound system from outside, with a brick wall in-between. Behold, they fold. In some ways Skullcandy has significantly improved the Crusher since their first generation, but the bass extender is as ropey as ever.
There are practical side-effects too. Tapping the cups causes the resonant sound of a twanged spring. This suggests it may be somewhat similar to a reverb chamber. Even hard footfalls can set this feedback off. The Skullcandy Crusher Wireless base sound is much better than that of the bass chamber, though. These are perfectly satisfying wireless headphones that sound similar, but not identical, to the Hesh 3.
Bottom Line. User Rating Ratings. Overview Rating Full Article Comments. Skullcandy Crusher Wireless. All prices listed in USD unless otherwise specified. Prices may change over time, and vary by region. Unfortunately, we cannot list Amazon prices on the site, as they vary greatly by currency.
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