Skullcandy Sesh True Wireless In-Ear Earbuds - Moab

Skullcandy has always been a brand I've loved so I really love the freedom of having true wireless earbuds. One of the issues I find with earbuds in general, is that my ears are just small. My earholes are small and my ear is small in general. A lot of earbuds end up hurting after a while. I had a knock off version of airpods and they didn't feel good at all. These fit better than other earbuds I've had and don't hurt as much (as much being the key words). The sound quality is pretty good but they aren't really noise cancelling which is fine because that's not what I was looking for. The battery life isn't great but it's not bad because the case recharges four times. I keep chargers with me anyway so it's no big deal. As far as durability, I've dropped them and they've gone flying across the room by accident. They still work just the same and I can't even see any scratches on them. I got the gray color and they look smashing. All in all, they are good for my needs and I really like them.

Great earbuds, great sound would definitely order again

I like these earbuds quite a bit. I bought them because they were the least expensive supported true wireless earbud for my Garmin watch. They're comfortable and stay in place decently well when I'm running with a few adjustments from time to time. The sound quality is pretty good, a little bass heavy. The battery life is short--you only get about ten hours before recharging the case, and much less on a single charge for the earbuds themselves.The bluetooth can drop or cut out if your device is too far away or if the signal has to pass through a lot of mass, so other users have complained that their bluetooth connection to their watch drops when their arms swing as they exercise. I've never had that issue myself, though.If you're looking for an inexpensive true wireless option, these work. Skullcandy's fearless use program is also a nice touch, if you lose a single earbud or the case you can replace it easily and cheaply. Re-pairing the earbuds can be a challenge and you need to be willing to tinker.Pro tip: I found that to re-pair with a replacement earbud you need to press the earbud button six times QUICKLY in order to reset it successfully and get the earbuds to pair. If you space out the button clicks too much it doesn't reset--didn't figure that one out until I watched the Skullcandy video instructions and spent a lot of time annoyed and frustrated. Hopefully someone learns from my struggle!

If you're looking for budget bluetooth earbuds, I would recommend getting these, but be warned that there are some significant problems with these. For starters, the Bluetooth connection is finicky. I have had an issue since day one where I will get incredibly choppy audio until I wave around the master earbud around my laptop so it can get a better connection. I haven't had this issue with my phone yet, so it could also be just an issue with my laptop's bluetooth receiver. Take that information as you wish.My main problem with them is the controls. Each earbud has a button on the side for turning them off and on, controlling volume, pausing, clearing the connection with your device, etc. The problem is that I can barely get any of these functions besides turning them off and on and pausing to work. For example; to clear the connection with your current device you are supposed to tap on the button six times to start pairing again. So far, I have found that really means to spam it until it starts pairing again. I have also had no luck with skipping tracks or controlling the volume. I'm not expecting a lot from these earbuds, but it's disappointing that most of the basic controls don't seem to work.Otherwise, I think these work fine. Sound's okay, they feel comfortable, and they cancel out a fair amount of noise.

I really love these headphones. I’m a fan of the brand and when I needed some new in ear headphones I looked for this brand. These paired and work great with my iPhone 11. The sound quality is great the noise cancellation works very well the battery life is not that good I can get about a 3 to 4 hour use out of them before I need to charge them up again. I love that I can just take them straight out the case and it automatically pairs with my iPhone 11. When I put them back in the case they automatically disconnect with my iPhone 11. I love the sound, these are great in ear headphones for the price and I’m satisfied. They are also lightweight. They don’t hurt my ears at all. I almost can forget I have them in my ears.

Save yourself the pain and do not buy this product.I previously owned a black pair of sesh evo earbuds and bought this thinking it was the same model. It is not! The sounds is inferior, the quality cheaper, and it simply doesn't work most of the time.Its issues are widespread, first the charging case will not hold a charge. Also, irritating- it needs a special cord and does not use the typical type C charger, so now I have to walk around with another charger that's only useful for one thing.Second, one earbud will not charge in the case (even without the mold), had pairing Bluetooth connectivity issues from the first day, and then within a week completely died. I had to use the charging case from my previous pair to charge this one, and it still doesn't want to hold a charge.Third, the sounds is just so weak and without base. I knew from the minute I heard the sound quality that something was off, and had to squint and look at the case to identify it was a slightly different model than my previous pair.Even with the discount, this was the worst money spent and such a let down from a usually great brand.