The sort of fitting is yet another central trait that has to be surveyed, so let's go into it a bit.

Swivel points on the earcups are also quite robust, and we like that they allow the Hesh 3 to be laid flat on a table. As you might expect, more expensive wireless headphones like the Bose QuietComfort 35 II and Sennheiser Momentum Wireless 2 do a better job at conveying a sense of space and the timbre of instruments like the violin and cymbals, and to that end the Hesh 3 sounds wooden and two dimensional when compared to its more high-end competitors. Unfortunately, they don't have any power saving feature so your battery might drain out if you forget to turn them off. So overall, sound wise and the look of them are great but the clamp-like feeling crashing your head does not make me what to invest. However, the plastic does seem pretty durable – so it should be able to handle almost any abuse you can throw at it.They come in a couple of different color schemes and they look casual enough to use outdoors as your everyday headphones. Be sure to charge your headphones on a flat surface to ensure the USB connector on the charging cord is flush and securely inserted into the charging port. They look great we got the red headphones to review but let’s look into the sound and other elements. Deliveries: All deliveries usually take between 3-10 working days after confirmed payment is received.

Skullcandy is an experienced brand, and as such you would expect the headphones to offer a decent sound — so it wasn’t much of a surprise when they did.

The problem is with that strange localised treble lift, which highlights any issues in digital tracks, plus the headphones’ own wireless transmission. While their continuous battery life isn't as long as the Skullcandy Hesh ANC Wireless or the Skullcandy Hesh Evo Wireless, they still have around 19 hours of battery life, which is more than enough for a full workday. In our testing, we found that whilst the Hesh 3 didn't live up to its bold claim of 22 hours from a single charge, it did come pretty close. This is pretty much par for the course with Bluetooth headphone mics, and the Hesh 3 has better intelligibility than plenty of models we test. It would have been nice to see USB-C charging as most phones today use that port instead - but the decision to use microUSB isn't all that bad.