Skullcandy has released the latest version of its Crusher headphones, getting the Crusher Evo name, promising a range of tech updates to make your headphones even better. On the sound front, ...

Not all headphone deals out there will meet the needs of bass lovers. If you’re one of them, our recommendation is the Skullcandy Crusher Evo wireless headphones, especially since they’re on sale from ...

Skullcandy on Thursday launched the Crusher Evo, the newest model in the famous Crusher franchise. The new headphones combine two audio advancements - an improved version of Skullcandy’s patented ...

Bass adjustable wireless headphones that produce vibrations you can feel, along with personalized EQ customization. The new Skullcandy Crusher® Evo Wireless Over-ear Headphones feature improved ...

"The limited-edition headphones feature a Pride-inspired colorway designed to celebrate all love, all year long. The Skullcandy "All Love" Edition Crusher Evo headphones will begin selling May 30, ...

Skullcandy Crusher Evo headphone is said to have a battery life of up to 40 hours and comes with rapid charge technology. The headphone is priced at Rs 12,999 and is available for sale on the ...

Rightly or wrongly, Skullcandy have always felt like a fashion brand rather than a serious headset maker. The swathes of brightly coloured, entry-level headphones hanging from the racks in HMV ...

If you’re thinking about buying new headphones but you’re on a tight budget, we highly recommend the Skullcandy Crusher Evo, which are currently on sale from Amazon’s Woot with a massive 67% discount.

When it comes to audio preferences, there are two sorts of people – purists who need the audio to be clean, balanced, and precise, and those who love Skullcandy. Skullcandy with its unabashed and ...

This is the best price we’ve ever tracked on the classy cans and only the second time we’ve ever seen them on offer around the $100 mark. Even better, you can pre-order the new Bone colorway of the ...

Rightly or wrongly, Skullcandy have always felt like a fashion brand rather than a serious headset maker. The swathes of brightly coloured, entry-level headphones hanging from the racks in HMV ...