ISSUE: Not seeing the RED LED LIGHT on Crusher™ Evo that indicates headphones are charging. Or, not seeing BLUE LED LIGHT on Crusher™ Evo that indicates headphones are finished charging, despite charging for 2+ hours. However, the Skullcandy Crusher Evo score with a really strong battery life. We could even exceed the 40 hours according to the manufacturer’s specification in the test. At medium volume and without haptic bass, the over-ear held out for about 60 hours. If you push the slider to the limit, you still get around 50 hours of runtime. But then if you're new to wireless headphones, have a pair in shredded tatters (don't laugh, we've been there) or are looking for a new variety, a second option from smaller, wireless earbuds, the Skullcandy Evo are certainly worth considering. The Skullcandy Crusher Evo come with 40 mm drivers that cover an impedance of 32 ohms at a frequency band of 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz. As expected, the focus is naturally on the low-frequency range, which are quite strongly emphasized. At least if you use the haptic “Crusher Bass”, which can be adjusted with the slider on the left side. Wait momentarily after plugging the headphones in, occasionally it takes a few seconds to begin charging.

Crusher™ Evo features Personal Sound by Audiodo™, which is a unique technology that analyzes the way you hear audio, and adjusts your music in real time to let you hear your music the way it was meant to be heard. You’ll be able to hear things you have never heard before in your favorite songs!Battery life is pretty good on Skullcandy headsets, in our experience. The Crusher EVO though almost doubles what the Crusher ANC had at 24 hours to now giving 40 hours on one charge. And you can also fast charge for four hours of use in just 10 minutes. I did not find I needed to charge up the headphones once during our test over a few days. I also appreciated that the headphones turned themselves off when not in use — a solid battery saving help. As mentioned above, the Skullcandy Crusher Evo rely on button operation rather than touch control. I personally find this very good, as I still prefer this concept. The Skullcandy Evo mirror the company's other headsets in design — fairly large, with cushioned earphones. These did fit tightly to the ear, a bit too snug at times, but they also felt secure. The top is covered with a soft, almost fabric finish — which makes them easier to hold. When charging the device, we recommend using a cable, charger, or outlet with a power output that does not exceed 18-Watt (5 Volts/3.6amps).

The built-in Tile finding technology will allow you to locate your headphones if you’ve misplaced them or if they have been taken. You can have several Personal Sound profiles created on your headphone, if you want your friends to try it out! App and Product Upgrades: As they become available, we will release new and improved firmware to the earbuds or headphones you own to keep you with the latest greatest audio experience. Enable push notifications in the Skullcandy App to receive alerts for upgrades that are available to you. Once your Personal Sound profile has been created, you can begin to listen to your music and hear the difference by toggling your Personal Sound ON and OFF in the App. Issue: You’re having trouble pairing your Crusher™ Evo with your mobile device, or your Crusher™ Evo headphones are malfunctioning in any other way.

REVIEWS

Issue: Not seeing the red LED light on Crusher™ Evo that indicates headphones are charging. Or, not seeing blue LED light on Crusher™ Evo that indicates headphones are finished charging, despite charging for 2+ hours. The first thing I notice with sound? No lag. Even the Crusher ANC seem to have a lag, where TV and voice do not match up. With the new Crusher Evo the sync is perfect. And that is both a relief and excellent.