Skullcandy Indy Evo in-Ear Wireless Earbuds, 30 Hr Battery, Microphone, Works with iPhone Android and Bluetooth Devices - Grey

The sound quality of these headphones was so surprising to me for that price tag. I had never heard a pair sound this clear at this price and am very impressed. I was just looking for a cheap pair of earbuds to beat on during yard work and easy to slip into the bag to bring anywhere and these have passed my expectations for sure. They sound like they’d be at least double the price, so they really punch above their weight! These have been very durable, have had them for 20 months now with no issues. The only connectivity issue I can think of is if I take the two buds out of the case at different times (like 2 seconds or more apart from each other), the second bud I take out will sometimes not connect. Only happens maybe 1 in 10 times for that specific scenario. A simple fix of just putting them both back in the case and taking them back out together will get them both working. Battery life is great and the case charges quickly. Haven’t timed any of it, but I’ve never had the buds die before putting them back in the case and I go a long time without having to recharge the case.

I bought these in 2021 and they are still going strong (as of October 2024)! I've had to reset them a handful of times, but that's mostly because I prefer to use one earbud while at work and they un-sync after a while. Sound quality is decent, especially for the price, and noise cancellation is pretty effective (hence the one earbud at work!). I am clumsy, so I drop them (A LOT) both in and out of the case, and I've had no issues at all. The charge will usually last through a normal work day, though I do have to switch earbuds on long days. I love these! I hope they never crap out, but I will be buying another pair if and when that day comes.

Been meaning to write this review for a while. Decided to finally do it because I actually would like a second pair, and I noticed all the 1-star reviews coming through. If you're looking for complaints, please look at section #7. I have owned these headphones for about a year in the Mint Green variant. Since they were purchased in 2021, I cannot speak to the quality of newer units incase manufacturing has changed since then. 1. Skullcandy as a brand. I have loved Skullcandy since I first saw them on the shelves. They have a designer feel, while still being within the general consumer price range and delivering adequate quality. One of my biggest pet peeves with them as a company has been product lifespan, as their wired headphones always seemed very fragile. Figured I'd take a chance on the wireless, and this is my first time owning bluetooth headphones. 2. Design These look and feel awesome. I'll get into the flaws at the bottom, but the things fit great and look great. The case and earbuds are quality; the plastic doesn't feel cheap; the case hinges are great; the fit in the ears is fine (and you obviously get the different bud dampers and earpiece fittings that you'll keep but never use). Case is a bit scuffed, and the shine has worn off, but they've suffered a year of being in my bookbag - so this is completely understandable. 3. Sound Quality I am not an audiophile, so I can't give you a full breakdown on how they "actually" sound. Quality has been great for music and podcasts, so nothing to complain about here. Heavy on the mids, but range feels dynamic enough. Provides 3 preset EQs that can be accessed through a triple-tap (Music, Podcast, Movie). 4. Noise Cancellation I'm getting older, so maybe it's me. But these are really great at blocking out ambient noise. Even with nothing playing, if someone is speaking to me, I have to remove 1 earbud at least in order to have a conversation. The provided "Ambient Mode" is a nice to "cancel the cancellation" though you lose audio quality. 5. Battery I get about 8 hours of listening out of these which is very close to a full workday for me. Most of the time I get through the entire workday, sometimes I don't and have to wait for a charge. As of the time of writing, the case holds enough "juice" to hold about 4-5 full charges (represented as lights on the case). I think this was higher when I initially purchased the headphones, but I could be mistaken. I have just noticed that I'm charging the case more often recently. 6. Charging This is the part that I'm confused about. I have no clue how these things charge as fast as they do. I KNOW it has to break some safety law. A completely dead earbud can go from 0% to ~90% in about 10 minutes of charging time. 10 minutes for 7 hours of listening? No idea how. 7. Design Flaws and Connectivity Issues Now onto the main part of the review. I will try to be thorough, though I may miss some points. 7.0 Bluetooth is a bad protocol Most consumers are familiar Bluetooth. It's this weird "thing" that exists, that we use sometimes, but not all the time. Let's go ahead and get this out of the way; Bluetooth and dependable connectivity are mutually exclusive concepts. The standard is out of control, it's hard to find whitepapers on, and has many different flavors. This means that every implementation of Bluetooth is different and it's never consistent. The Indy Evo has its own weird implementation, that can be frustrating if you don't know the patterns or how to recognize what's going on. 7.1 General Connectivity There's a weird bug that happens under certain conditions where the headphones will become disconnected from the device (you'll notice this by the video/song pausing on your device). After about 5 seconds you'll hear "Reconnected" announced via the headphone and whatever you were listening to will be at a different volume than it was when the initial disconnect happened. I'd almost chalk this up to being an Android issue though, as it NEVER happens while I'm at work (with no internet connection) and ALWAYS happens while I'm at home (where Android can do whatever it wants in the background). It's annoying, but I recognize it happening at this point, so I know how to deal with it. I'm pretty sure this is Android restarting the Bluetooth service, as it seems to happen more often when my phone is running low on storage. 7.2 Case Dying vs Removing Headphones This is one that messed me up for a bit and I'm not sure that it's a solvable problem. When you remove the earbuds from the case, it signals to the earbuds to turn on and to take precedence for any device (this is a Bluetooth thing as far as I can tell). So what happens when your charging case runs out of juice? That's right, the earbuds turn on. This means if I'm driving (and my phone is connected through my car) and my earbuds are in my bookbag in the backseat, I lost audio in my car (because the headphones say "Hey, I'll play that"). Now, luckily, my car can take precedence back by changing the volume from my steering wheel, which tells my phone "Hey, I'm the device in charge" and then the sound is passed back to my car's system. This is a weird thing the first time you encounter it though, but I'm not sure what the solution is. 7.3 Hinge magnet strength All our ears are different. Sometimes you'll need to position the earpiece in a way that is not form-fitting for the case. Unfortunately, this can lead to the charging case not COMPLETELY closing, so after the initial closing (at this point you think your headphones are charging) it may get to a point where one (or neither) of the headphones are charging. They could fix this by making the case "fatter/wider" and making the earpiece reservoirs larger. There's a tradeoff here though between how "flat" you make the carrying case and how forgiving it is. 7.4 Earbuds disconnecting from one another This is what most complaints are about. I can guarantee you. I have found that this ONLY HAPPENS when I fall asleep wearing one of the earbuds. I have tried to emulate it, but it only seems to happen in my sleep. I only keep 1 earbud in when I'm sleeping (side sleeper). MY GUESS, is that I am rolling onto the headphone in my sleep, throwing it through the pairing cycle mode, and this is disconnecting them. It has literally never happened while I have been awake/using the earbuds. (Quickly the "Re-Pairing Cycle is:) 1. Disconnect BOTH earbuds through the phone/device. 2. Turn off Bluetooth on the device. 3. Power off left and right ear bud. 4. ONE AT A TIME. Place AND HOLD your finger on the ear bud so that you see it go through each cycle. (On, Pairing, Off). Do this for left and right. NOT AT THE SAME TIME. 5. Place and hold your finger on the earbuds so that they turn on at relatively the same time. 6. You should see 3 blue flashes on each earbud. Almost like a SYN-ACK back and forth. 7. After the third flash, you'll see them both flash blue at the same time and then the left earbud will go into "Pairing Mode". 8. At this point, turn your bluetooth back on and accept BOTH requests to pair. You'll get pretty good at this after a while. 7.5 Right earbud acts as the "driver" The left and right earbud are NOT equivalent. If you get out of range of the right earbud, you will start hearing connectivity issues. However, once you are completely out of range, the left takes over as the driver and quality is fine. This leads me to think that left and right have different profiles (and 7.1 may be an issue of left/right passing off to one another). All-in-all good headphones. I like em and I'm buying another pair. Thanks for reading my thesis.

These are VERY nice. Fidelity is wonderful. I have a set of JBL over the ear earphones, and these are just as good, or better. I also have some Yamaha NS1000 speakers (IMHO the best in the business) but I use these, because: 1. It does not disturb the Wifee, 2. I can walk around anywhere, and the fidelity remains the same, as long as a good bluetooth connection. Only downside: These are inserted into the ear, and if they loose their grip, they can fall out. AND they are EASY to loose (I have already lost one)... somewhere in a WM pkg lot. But, the price is right.

This AirPods that has connectivity issues with Bluetooth on my iPhone. When you try to connect it it shows up as two different Bluetooth entities, one will connect and one will not and then it will only stay connected and reconnect to the phone for about one week before everything must to be deleted and re-synced. Even with the adjustable earbuds it is huge for my ears and I am a 35-year-old adult, it is very painful to wear one at the gym or jogging. The one through 10 touch option for controls as nearly impossible to use when someone is calling you and you have the earbuds in. They sound it’s very poor connected to their old or wired headsets or even compared to the wired Apple headphones that used to come with iPhones. When reading reviews I saw this was supposed to have a good sound quality however it does not sound any better than it $10 set of headphones from Walmart. I am disappointed that I bought sets for myself and for all of my children for Christmas. I definitely should have gone with a Bose, jbl or AirPod option. We only went this route because of the tile application as my son lost his first set of AirPods. That said, the tile application is basically useless because the noise that place is so quiet and so low that you can barely hear it when there is no other sound in a room. My son lost his AirPods on a bus on the way home from school and this tile earbud it’s so quiet that if he did drop it he would never be able to find it either which defeats the purpose entirely. Compared to a normal tile for your keys, this time alert sound volume would be at a one versus a normal tile at a ten. One of the sets we purchased was the over ear and only one side would even charge out of the box and because it was purchased directly from Skullcandy even though it is defective they will not accept a return on that item because it was purchased at the beginning of December and was not open until Christmas it was past their 15 day allowance. I am very disappointed that I wasted so much money on multiple sets of these for the holidays. Please if you are looking for a good earbud set do not go this route, especially if tile location is one of your concerns.

These headphones worked very well, FOR A WHILE! A single charged last for 3 to 4 weeks at a time with relatively light usage and the sound quality was crystal clear with virtually zero background noise. Then, after about 7 months, the headphones stopped taking a charge. I tried different electrical outlets and even different charging cords, but the case wouldn't charge. It's important to note that this is the second pair of these headphones that stopped working for me. Overall, I still like Skullcandy products, but there seems to be a pattern here. I'm going to try a different model before I move on from the brand altogether.

These work exactly like they should, and as a casual user I do enjoy them. Need to toy with the ambient mode a little more, my wife suggested these for that feature and from what I have tried, they do amplify sound pretty well.

I am a big Skullcandy fan. I needed some new headphones to work out at the gym that will stay in my ears. This are perfect for that, they are tough, they feel great, pretty good sound and volume. They are easy to set up and haven’t have any connectivity issues. Highly recommended!

is slightly uncomfortable works as headphone touch sensitivity is low

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Presentación muy elegante, cuidando cada pequeño detalle. Muy buena calidad de audio y se sienten cómodos en el oído. Cuenta con diferentes almohadillas que se adecuan a todos los tipos de oído. Sin duda alguna, no me arrepiento de volver a confiar en esta marca, nunca decepciona.

Me llegaron el día de hoy, llegaron 7 días antes de lo programado por Amazon, los compré un 27 de nov y llegaron hoy 03 de dic. Estuve leyendo algunas reseñas que me hacían dudar de si había valido la pena comprarlos o no, pero hasta hoy que llegaron me doy cuenta de que valen por completo la pena, el case cierra perfectamente, lo que impide que cierren bien es que las gomas de la aleta de los audífonos no vienen bien colocadas de fabrica, hay que insertar bien la pestaña de las gomas en los surcos inferiores y listo ! El sonido es bastante nítido, los bajos son muy buenos, leí que sonaban bajito pero para nada que es cierto. Los materiales del case son de muy buena calidad al igual que los de los audífonos, me gustó bastante el diseño. Habrá que ver lo que resta de estos días el rendimiento de la batería. Los sensores táctiles funcionan a la perfección. También leí que el micrófono era de muy mala calidad y eso me preocupaba pues es una de las principales razones por las que los compré, los probé en la calle con el viento medio fuerte y me escuchaban perfectamente, de igual manera tuve la oportunidad de probar el "modo ambiente" y me fascinó, realmente te permite escuchar una conversación sin tener que retirarlos.

Features and benefits in Skullcandy Evo Indy specifically in comparison with JBL similar models. 1. Price 500 rupees lesser than JBL 220TWS. JBL 225TWS is even more expensive. 2. Sweat and water resistance available. (Not available in JBL 220TWS but available in 225TWS) 3. Individual ear buds can be paired with two separate devices. (Not available in JBL 220TWS but available in 225TWS) 4. Less than half the weight as compared to JBL 220TWS. 5. 2 years global warranty against 1 year in JBL models. 6. 30 hours playtime against 16 hours in JBL 220TWS. Skullcandy has good sound quality and bass is just fine but not too much.