Skullcandy Hesh 2 Over-Ear Wireless Headphones, 15 Hr Battery, Microphone, Works with iPhone Android and Bluetooth Devices - Black

Pros:-Sound quality is great and on par with more expensive brands-Bluetooth is easy to use and battery life is very good-Feels very solid and materials are high quality-Comfortable to wear for long periods of time-Price is very good for the qualityCons:-A bit larger than I expected/kind of bulky, could be a bit lighter-Wish they would fold for easier storage-Can be kind of loud to those around you if played at higher volumesFor the price I paid ($60 during an Amazon featured item sale), I don't think you can beat these headphones. Even at their normal price of $100 I think they're great and can stack up to some of the more popular headphones (Beats, Bose, etc) that are 2-3x more expensive. If I were to have paid $100 I would probably give them 4 stars, but at the $60 price I paid I think I got a real steal.Sound is great, with tight bass that is not too overwhelming like you sometimes find with studio-style headphones. Bluetooth was very easy to connect to, and I don't notice any quality difference between using them Bluetooth or wired use which is nice, as I know sometimes Bluetooth can lower the quality (especially in the bass department). I would say that sound quality is on par with my friend's Beats Studio 2 wireless headphones that cost $300. I am in dental school and do a lot of studying/listening to lectures and they are comfortable to wear for long periods of time without any issues. The leather material they use on the ear pads is very comfortable and fits my ears well, although I could imagine that if you had large ears they could potentially feel cramped. They are very high quality plastic and I don't ever worry about them breaking.They are a bit bigger than I expected, and I wish they had the ability to fold for easier storage. I wouldn't say that they are heavy, but they could definitely have been made a little lighter. I noticed some people complain about the charging port location, but I don't think its that big of an issue unless you want to wear them while charging, which i don't think would work. However, the battery life on these is very good so I don't think it would ever been much of an issue. I have noticed that if you play them at higher volumes (>75% of max) they can be slightly heard by those around you, so if you're using them in a quiet setting you might want to take that into consideration.Overall, I am very satisfied with these headphones and would definitely recommend them if you don't have $200-300 to spend on a pair of headphones.

I don't typically do reviews unless I feel strongly about a product, both positively and negatively. But I felt strongly enough about this purchase I decided to write a short review.I recently upgraded to the iphone 7 and have been looking for a good sounding pair of Bluetooth headphones. While I love my AT M50X and my Sony MDR 7506 (now relegated to my vintage stereo) headphones, I needed a set of wireless.I read about a million reviews and thought I would take a look at the new Sonys. I decided to head out to the local big box store that carried a variety of headphones.Well I tried on the Sonys and they were ok, a bit muddled but ok. I was bummed. I then tried (only for so I could say I tried them, the Beats) and they SUCKED! I won't bore you with my opinion on these, but I will say I can't believe people die so much for a mediocre pair of headphones. Marketing does work I guess. But my opinion only matters to me, I get that.I tried on some other headphones as well to get as wide a sample as I could while I was there. And let me tell you I am glad I did.So lastly I tried on the Skullcandy Hesh 2 and have to say I really was surprised! I had never heard the Skullcandy brand before, but to my ears, the HEah 2 wireless sounded great. I listened to a variety of music and was really impressed. Good vocals, good bass, and crisp highs. The phone calls I have made sound nice and clear and in fact the people on the other end have had no idea I'm on wireless headphones.I also tried on the Crushers (bought a pair of those too), but that's for another review.Long story longer, I bought a pair for my wife and another family member. They have been equally impressed.Now I can't speak to longevity, but they appear to be solidly built and so far are very comfortable. I have had them on for about 90mins and while my ears get a tad warm, it's nothing that bothers me enough to take them off. Battery life has been about as advertised, but I typically charge them every or every other night so I can't swear to the 15 hours exactly. Range has been great within my house, 50+ feet with no issues. I haven't tried them outside, and may not ever do so. I mean who leaves their 800$ phone sitting on a table and walks away from it just to see how far away they can hear Bob Marley without breaking up?Bottom line, If your looking for a set of affordable, solidly built, nice looking, great sounding wireless headphones, in my humble opinion, you can't go wrong. This is especially true if you can find them used but like new. Give them a test run, you could do a lot worse.