Skullcandy Dime in-Ear Wireless Earbuds 12 Hr Battery Microphone Works with iPhone Android and Bluetooth Devices - Red

I`m a picky for sound devices, but I really satisfited with this, especially for this price. I am using sony xb950ap at home so I was looking for cheap earbuds for office\gym\outside, so I was not expecting something decent, and this really surprised me, the sound does not lack quality at all. Also it has great bass, while high and medium sounds clean, I expected it either have bad bass or being bassboosted so other sound will be disorted, but everything is perfectly balanced. So it is a strong plus, if you are a bass lover like me. In conclusion: + Sound quality is really decent, it has good bass, meanwhile high and medium frequencies sounds very clean. + Form is great, it is very convenient, because you don`t need to push it deep into your ears to get good sound. It is really rare thing for me, because usually I need to push it in when using other earbuds to get a clean sound. No issues with these however, once I put it in, it gives clear sound. Also they are not falling out when walking\running or something. I did a lot of movements, almost made a backflip and they stay firmly in my ears. This is really an important thing if you buy earbuds for sport activities. + Design is nice, case, earbuds themself looks pretty nice. + Noice cancelling is good, there is no ANC, only passive noice cancelling which is doing well enough. + Packaging is also good, it comes in nice box (not looking cheap or something at all) which is good if you are going to present it to somebody. Comes with USB cable (which I must mention, has two-side pins, Jesus, finally somebody figured out to make a USB cable that you can plug in any way you want, without having pain trying to plug it correctly again and again). -+ Battery capacity is not very big(3.5 earbuds + 8.5 case) and this can be the only minus, but come on guys, you are buying $25 earbuds, this is already OK for this price, and if considering everything I wrote above, it would be cheating if they had battery like $80+ earbuds. Also, they are charging really fast - I put the case on charge and when I checked it after 30 minutes it was fully charged. Then I pluged earbuds, and they were 100% very soon (idk 15-20 minutes, something like that). So the battery life is not a big disadvantage, it lasts long enough (especially for its price, lol), and it charges very quick. So overall it is 100% recommended to buy, wont regret this. Read more

I won't lie, I really expected these to be a let down. They surprised me. Immediately I was impressed by how the case clicks shut - no accidentally falling out (my Sesh Evos have jumped out of their case when dropped on a bed... it happens). They fit securely in that little lightweight case, so I can toss it in my bag and not have to hunt for a stray bud. Unfortunately, what you give up for that light weight is the Tile feature the Evo's have, so don't you dare drop a Dime, you'll have to see where it goes to find it. The other drawback to the case is that the outside of your earbud is exposed through the case, but I don't see that being an issue with my usage habits (it's not a step down from what I already have, at least). The sound quality is classic Skullcandy, clear and balanced. For the price tag I didn't expect thumping bass or extremely rich sound, but it doesn't disappoint. This is the Ink'd or Jib equivalent as a wireless bluetooth unit. It lacks the powerful sound my Sesh Evos have at the same volume settings, so of course my phone throws a 'loud sounds are bad m'kay' warning at me as I bump it up a little louder - but they get loud enough for drowning out kitchen gadgets, lawnmowers, Harleys, or screaming kids playing MMORPG games on the pc's behind me. YES! The noise cancellation is spot on, excellent, can't hear anything but the whoosh of my own heartbeat with them fitting snugly in my ears... except gamer kids, of course. Which brings me to fit: right out of the box they fit me perfectly, but the extra buds gave me options. The lightweight buds also feel secure and don't threaten to fall out if I yawn changing pressure or structure of my ear canals... so that's a win for me. Sound quality for phone calls is really nice. Great for discord chat as well. Crystal clear. I'm impressed, and delighted that they were on sale when I got them. Well worth jumping on that deal even though I have other wireless earbuds. I might even get a couple more pair for those screaming kids... except then they'll scream more. Read more

I think these are some nice little earbuds, use them to run outside primarily and the physical button is great as no touch controls work with wet fingers. I’ve seen people say how hard it is to press the button but if you use common sense it’s not a problem. Grasp the little nub with your thumb and middle finger and press with your index. Easy. Next complaint is battery life, what do you expect.. they’re $20. They last ALMOST as long as advertised I get about 3 hours on a full charge. There is no advertising regarding noise canceling for these. They have a snug fit if you have an ear canal that agrees with the 3 sets of included adapters. But active noise canceling ear buds for $20? Ummm no, they don’t exist. If they do they’re probably junk. As with everything there are occasionally manufacturing defects on any product we buy and use. Why couldn’t the negative Nancy’s just do what you’re supposed to and send them back for another set before drawing a hasty conclusion and writing a bad review? They bothered me enough to write one of my own. Temper your expectations folks and you’ll be fine. Cheers. Read more