Skullcandy - Indy ANC True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - True Black

Great headphones and awsome noise canceling. They have great sound incl6great bass. Only issue is that the person on the other end hears the noise around alot better sometimes. Overall I am extremely impressed with these.

I apologize for the essay... I had issues and you could, too - read the 2nd paragraph if you care about to learn about said issues. 1: As far as the earbuds themselves go, they aren't the worst headphones I've ever used. I bought the Skullcandy Dime XT (bottom of the barrel) from Walmart ($20) a few months ago and haven't had any issues! But I really wanted the best earbuds Skullcandy had to offer so I bought the Indy ANC. The sound quality is decent, not great (bass is not overly punchy like some of their over ears headphones and clarity isn't IMAX theatre like). They are barely a step above the Dime XT in my opinion. I like the 2 (plus 1) modes the earbuds offer: ANC (not true ANC, obviously can't block out most noises, but does dampen it a little), Ambient (which is pretty neat; basically allows you to hear noises a little better whilst having both buds in), and the Personal Sound the Skullcandy app provides (there is a test that plays certain frequencies and asks if you're able to hear - then adjusts the EQ based on those choices). So my short review and response is maybe look elsewhere if you're wanting audiophile quality - or maybe try out the Skullcandy Dime XT and be content. 2: The first set I bought (8-29-21) stopped functioning 2 days later; the charging case wouldn't charge. I did quite a bit of research on how to rectify this issue, but was unable to do so. Thankfully the product had a 14 day window for me to either return or replace. When I went in to get the replacement I decided to get the 2 year best buy warranty ($26) because I'm sure they will go out on me again at some point. Based on the research I did I learned that the 2 year skullcandy manufacturer warranty is quite the hassle (you have to print out the label and get your own box); it didn't used to be that way. Almost a decade ago I had a pair of broken wired earbuds that I reached out to skullcandy to see if they would replace and they just emailed me back and shipped the replacement earbuds no charge. 3: As mentioned, Skullcandy has been my preferred brand for over a decade. I used to want the Titan earbuds (having been the best they had to offer at the time) when I was in high school, but could never afford them. Now that I'm older and can afford certain things I decided to buy the Indy ANC (I've been eyeballing them for a few months). They finally went on sale from $130 to $80 so I took advantage.

I did have 1 problem, I took my right headphone out and didn’t put it in the base. It disconnected from the base and would not power up again and it wouldn’t light up (see photo) I couldn’t get it to work after that. I also like the fit but it’s a bit tight and there is only 2 sizes of buds to pick from. The sound is great and I love that they stay in your ear well.