SkullcandyPush Active In-Ear Wireless Earbuds, 43 Hr Battery, Skull-iQ, Alexa Enabled, Microphone, Works with iPhone Android and Bluetooth Devices - Dark Blue/Green

These are some of the best earbuds I've ever used, though admittedly I'm of simple taste. I do a lot of physical work in my day to day, take a lot of calls, and use my phone a lot, so what I primarily need are earbuds that connect and disconnect to my phone quickly, hold a charge for a long time, stay in my ears and block out sound. These deliver.These buds paired with my phone instantly and with no problems whatsoever. Previous Skullcandy models I'd tried required an arcane process of pairing both headphones individually in sequence that resulted in one or more disconnecting randomly throughout the day. These fortunately read consistently as a single device, disconnect when put in the case and reconnect when it's opened. I sound like I'm describing the bare minimum in functionality but some models of earbuds can't even achieve this, so I'm glad these have been entirely painless for the time I've had them. The biggest problem I have with these is difficulty reconnecting when I accidentally leave them somewhere and walk out of range, but putting them back in the case and taking them back out instantly re-pairs them, pardon the pun.As far as quality goes, I'm no audiophile, but music and podcasts sound good. Much of the quality, as well as the noise 'cancellation', is contingent on them being all the way in your ears, and if you pull them out to hear someone talk they become quiet and tinny. That said, they provide a good seal while in the ear- and for my purposes, a set of impromptu 'earplugs' against pretty loud ambient noise, making blaring security alarms and unmuffled engines into tolerable dull roars. I will say that the mic quality is pretty poor, as is to be expected from earbud mics, but it's serviceable for quick work calls- maybe not so much group calls with a lot of emoting and crosstalk.Where these really win is battery life. I sometimes spend the entire day wearing these- not necessarily listening to them, but they're comfortable enough that I forget that I have them in at times. I've yet to hear a battery warning below around 50%, and after a couple of hours in the case they're good for another full day of operation, even without having charged the case for a week or more.Overall, my main concern is value. I could pay considerably more in brand name upsell for what are overall marginal improvements and niche features, but for less than $100 I have tough, functional headphones with good sound quality and an eternity of battery life. Woe betide me when they discontinue these.

So far I really love these earbuds. They fit very well and do not fall out. Sound quality is good although I wish there was a bit more bass. The little ear hook part is a nice addition in case they happen to fall out of your ears. Overall I would absolutely buy them. Oh and the fact that they’re tile enabled built into them, is amazing. I actually got rid of my 2nd generation AirPod pros for these and don’t regret it.

First set lasted me years of constant use. Charges quick, the case is super durable and never broke after several falls and drops. Water resistant and super comfortable in the gym or by the pool. Slim profile means they don't hurt your ears at all.Only had slight issues getting things connected at first, but I was able to figure it out eventually

These earbuds are pretty good. It has a nice sleek case that you could put in your coat pockets with out the sharp edges of other cases. Remapping button prompts? Pretty awesome! I like being able to choose what prompts does what, instead of trying to remember that this does that for that device. I personally don't use Spotify, so, if you're the same, you can remap it to something else, like assistant. Ambient mode/Stay Aware mode works pretty well, of course it will have that white noise fuzz when nothing is happening, but when you're watching a video or listening to a song? You can be able to tell if someone is talking with you, you should pause so you can pay attention to them though. There is a customizable eq setting in the app to use if you know what you like to hear. Music mode is the default and it does serve it's purpose, but if you like listening to podcasts or people talking a lot, there is a podcast mode. Video and film, movie mode is there. You can change them in the app, best part is, unlike other Skullcandy earbuds I had, it actually remembers what mode I was last using. The Tile feature is a godsend, the amount of times I misplaced stuff is surprising. Haven't really tried the voice commands, mostly because I like to quietly change the volume, pause, or change tracks without disrupting others. So, if you like quietly using your earbuds, you can turn off the "Hey Skullcandy" feature. I really must say, I do like these earbuds and I do see myself using them a lot in the future.

I have been trying to use these ear buds for three weeks. Bottom line up front I would not recommend them. The main reason is they do not easily pair with my iphone 11. I use them during my workouts. I will connect them to my samsung tablet while on my smart trainer. I then will disconnect them from that device and pair to my iphone. My past earbuds this is a very easy process. However with this product I have to go through the reset process multiple times. This involves forgetting the device, removing the skull candy app, reset of the phone, reset of the earbuds. This does not always work on the first attempt but usually within a few tries I am able to connect.On top of that the sound quality is not that impressive especially for this price. It is fine for podcasts but for music it sounds like you are in a tunnel and the music is far way. Same for movies.What is good about them is they are comfortable and remain secure through all my exercises. They also have a good battery life. If sound is not that important and you only intend to use them with one device. Then they maybe alright. However if you listen to more than podcasts and want the flexibility to easily connect to different devices I would stay away from this product. I have used skull candy headsets for years. After this I am no longer a fan and doubt I will return.