Skullcandy Ink'd 2.0 In-Ear Headphones - Black/Black

Having used this product for 6 months now, I can say these are one of the best in-ear headphones that I have ever used. They are comfortable and stylish but are still subtle.Advantages- Colours.The colours are very attractive and good to look at, as well as the black and white colours contrasting with each other really well. If you have a phone that is either black or white then these will go really well with it as it all matches however it suites with most other colours as well.- Shape.The earphone are really good to look at and don't look to odd in the ear as they are a very neutral shape, unlike others that just look weird whilst in the ear.- Comes with 2 different sizes for the earbud tips.Other earphones are quite large for me as I have quite small ears and so I was glad there was a smaller size available which fit perfectly in my ears.- The sound is very high quality.I have used over-ear headphones that have cost over £60 and the quality of these don't come far from that at all. The bass is also very good and you can really hear it well.- They are noise cancelling.These headphones are amazing when it comes to noise cancelling, I have used these in plane, crowded place and buses and you really get immersed in the sound. Even at low volumes or very just put into your ear without any sound, the ambient noise is hard to hear and sometimes you can't even hear it.Disadvantages- Stay in the ear.Once they are placed in the ear, they will stay there and are comfortable however once you starting doing activities like running or even somethings when your walking the earphones will fall out.- Buttons.There is one button on the earphones that will work on most devices with most things like Youtube, Spotify, iTunes and native music apps. However the use for that button is to pause and play or if long held then Siri or Google assistant is opened however that is the only button and there isn't more like on other headphone. Like Apple earphone that come free with devices they have 3 buttons for skipping and replaying the songs this isn't available on these earphones and you will have to use the device to skip or replay the song.Overall, I think these earphone are very good and for the price are the perfect earphone. They might not be idea for exercise however for everyday use they are good and very balanced.

Brilliant sound quality, extremely good for the price.

I've already got a pair of NuForce NE-6 In-Ear Headphones but wanted more earbuds to leave in my 'bike bag'. The Skull Candy Ink'd 2.0 phones sound good enough for general daily listening on the train and I can leave them in my ears for an hour or so before they become uncomfortable. Not painful; I just get fed up with having plastic corks in my lug holes. I wonder whether this is because there's a little embossed Skull Candy logo sticking out in two places on each of the silicon rubber pieces?These are by no means audiophile quality transducers but for the meagre price they're pretty good. A darned sight better than the garbage you normally get with most mobile devices these days. Enough treble and bass. As with any earbuds, you have to get a perfect seal between the earbud and your exterior ear canal to get any bass.The anti-tangle flat cable works well. Can scrunch or coil the cable, chuck it in a pocket and easily unravel it afterwards.Build quality is rubbish however. Moulding marks all over the place and the wires are moulded into the plastic 'Y-piece' in a lopsided manner. Cable is also very thin, so it won't take much yanking and bending before it breaks.At the price though, I don't care if I lose them.

This is my second pair of these earphones, the previous pair lasted for years and were a must-have on my car rides or train journeys.For the price they're great. When my last pair stopped working I bought a few other pairs from different brands (more expensive) and absolutely hated them. Usually too much treble and nonexistent bass.The bass of these is very impressive for earphones. I won't lie, they're lacking a bit in the high-mids/low-treble/mid-treble area, but since I use them mainly for commuting I don't tend to notice with all the road noise. If I use them for chilled listening at home I have no problem just adjusting equalisers.In conclusion; if you want a reliable, decently-balanced pair of earphones for under a tenner, these are what you want.

As with my general experience of Skullcandy products these were originally value for money, the sound quality is strong, the comfort level is high, and the price is very low.Unfortunately within a month of daily use I experienced a breakdown of quality on one side, an intermittent tinny feedback developed in the left ear and after around 7 or 8 weeks the sound in the right ear had completely gone.A shame that the return window had closed, as otherwise this is a good product.Also experienced difficulty with calls through the earphones, recipients complained about a lack of clarity, however this may be because of the faulteryong connections so I have not considered this in my overall score.

these skull candy earphones are always my choice, they are inexpensive and provide great sound quality, in the past i have had to but many pairs because i always end up breaking them (always at my own fault) these earphones are of great quality but i have accidentally broke the stop and start button by rolling my chair over it when they were on my bedroom floor, the second time the audio jack broke because it was plugged into the front of my PC and i stood on the wire pulling it down bending the jack and damaging my audio input thing on my PC but this isn't because of low quality, it is because of my clumsiness, with my new pair i will take more care of them, honestly any of these accidents could of happened to any make of headphones. over all i would recommend these to anyone who isn't looking to spend crazy amounts of money but getting great sound quality.