Skullcandy Sesh Evo

I had high hopes for these but after a month they just stopped working after being fully charged and trying everything they will only work for a couple of mins then dead again..

I got a pair four years ago for Christmas and just recently had to replace them. After 2 years, the right earbud fell apart and I had to glue it back together but they lasted another two years after that. The case charge port got its connection bent and only a few old loose chargers would fit it, but that didn’t stop them. Good enough sound quality for wireless earbuds. I don’t need them to have amazing sound quality, I have my car and home theater for that. All in all 10/10 will buy again in another four years.

I’ve been using Skullcandy headphones pretty much since I was able to choose and buy my own, from over-ear to wired ear buds, so when I decided to finally move up to wireless, I decided to give them a try again rather than buy airpods for $200 bucks when I’m not even using them for apple products. I got the Jib True first, liked them, lost them, but since they were cheap, I came back and decided to try the Sesh Evo since they were a comparable price. Naturally, I found my lost Jib True the day these came in the mail, but I’ve ended up using the Sesh way more. Huge improvement over the Jib True and Jib True 2.

I had a lot of trouble with the Jib True falling out of my ears when I was moving around a lot, and the Sesh Evo stay in solid place comfortably without a bunch of fiddling. I’ve worn them for a couple hours while cleaning, bending over, twisting around a lot, and I didn’t have to touch them once or resettle them.

Music quality is strong, even at the lowest audible device volume, it comes through clear without deafening or whispering. Noise cancellation with both ear buds in is good too, also at lowest device volume, successfully mutes surroundings without needing volume to drown it out.

Battery power is FAR superior. I love that I can tap the button on the case and check the level remaining. I’ve had these in and out for varying periods of time and not had to charge them more than once a week. Jib True only lasted a few days even sitting idle, but these Sesh Evo really held up and stepped it up. Would readily buy them again.

Color is also great, I loved the different options available other than just white or black, and they’re visible in ear without being too big or obvious, but they’re also large enough to not get easily lost if you set them down outside the case. Setting them up with Tile was quick as a back up plan as well, just to make them easy to find if they do get separated.

Connecting with devices was easy and quick (using them for a Chromebook and an android phone) and disconnecting simple too. I control music from my device more than from the earbud, so I can’t say much about the easy of tap once for this command or hold for two seconds on that, I mostly use press once to pause audio, and the rest I do via device itself. Only issues I’ve had has been getting too far away from my device (phone will be on the other side of the apartment and I walk into another room on the opposite end, it might cut out for a second and then pick back up when I’m in range) but that’s range, not product issue.

I would recommend this to anyone and everyone that doesn’t want to pay the price tag of Airpods, and to anyone that is willing to pay that much too, because these are honestly stellar quality for the price, as Skullcandy always has been, in my experience.

スカルキャンディのワイヤレスのものを探していたところコチラを発見。値段的にどうかと思っていたけど
クリアで音質も悪くなくて購入してよかったです

I absolutely hate that if I accidentally tap the buds twice it’ll redial my most recent contact. It doesn’t pair well with audiobooks like others do. With another pair I own I can skip sections with the buttons. One or two taps.
Other than that. These things are well worth the money. I love that I can put a bud in and leave the charging device in my car and go shopping. These buds were about double the price of the others I own but that feature makes it well worth it.