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Skullcandy Indy Evo
6 h, Wireless
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21 reviews
very happy
Pro
- load duration sound
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
Didn't last a year, nor did my friend's.
Initially top headphones for a good price. Very good sound quality
However, the felt came off completely on one pair of headphones and a little on the other. Since then, the left headphone is a lot louder than the right one, which is why I can't use them anymore.
On my friend's headphones, they both fell off completely, which means that the speakers inside have no protection at all against dirt or damage.
In retrospect, I would have preferred to buy a slightly more expensive, higher quality product that would also last.
A slightly smaller problem is that the connection sometimes breaks when there is something between the phone and the headphones (jacket, hand in pocket, hand over the headphones, thicker clothing). Most of the time, however, this is not a problem.Pro
- Initially good sound quality for the price
- Handy to take along
- Controls on the headphones
Contra
- The felts fall off after less than a year
- Sound quality becomes terrible as soon as they come loose
- Poor connection
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
Great
sometime it takes time to connect to the phone
Meh...
I would advise you to look for another model/brand, the plastic of the box looks very cheap, the silicone adapters come off the earphones too often and I personally had problems with phone calls. Note that there is a list of commands that can be executed by tapping the side of the headphones.
Pro
- Not too high a price
- very good autonomy
- charges quickly
Contra
- not very comfortable
- average sound quality
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (No noise cancelling, 6 h, Wireless)
They often disconnect from each other, then they only work individually. Constant resetting
Pro
- When it works ton
Contra
- instruction
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
Good, unless you're on battery power for a while
Pro
- Small/Portable
- Built well
- Case provides more than enough power
Contra
- Buds discharge too fast (good enough, could be better)
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
Not mature enough
Pro
- Comfortable
- Hold very well in the ear
- Design
- Sound OK
Contra
- Often only one bud connects
- Sometimes no connection possible
- Too many problems at the price
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
My ears don't like the shape
Basically work.
You can change the rubber holders, as well as the size of the plug. But is uncomfortable for me - no matter how I configure them.
In the meantime, I have given up hope of suitable in-ears (with rubber plugs) and purchased Earbuds.Pro
- Function
Contra
- Fit nothing for me
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
Great sound, poor fit
Pro
- Great sound quality
- Look great
- Long battery life
Contra
- Poor fit
- Case does not close completely when headphones are charging
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
Good, great even sometimes
Pro
- Cheap
- Good music
- Good sound
- Good guides
Contra
- Feels cheap
- Incredibly hard to set up
- Have hard time switching devices
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (No noise cancelling, 6 h, Wireless)
Are super!
Pro
- fit perfectly and hold for any sports
Contra
- at the beginning a bit uncomfortable but with time the ear adapts
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
Ideal for sports - not suitable for making phone calls
Pro
- Holds well even during sports
- Different sized earpieces
Contra
- Poor quality for making phone calls
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
The headphones connect only individually or not at all. Am very disappointed in the quality!
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
Good headphones, rich bass and well made!
Pro
- Bass
- Holds in the ears
- App
- Connection
Contra
- As a headset on the PC you have to make quality losses
- Stowage in case is a bit fiddly
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
Super things
Pro
- Price performance top
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
Who wants to hear well must suffer
In itself super headphones, but this removable rubber add-on for better grip presses suuuuper uncomfortable and makes them not wearable for me, so I had to take it off. At first I had the problem that I hardly got the headphones out of the case, now I manage it immediately-but needs some practice when the rubber attachment is missing.
Pro
- Good sound
- Nice design
Contra
- Uncomfortable shape
- Bad to take out of the case
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
Initial difficulties and music quality - still recommendable.
Had great difficulty at first to connect the headphones with each other and then with my phone. App and online forums have helped but and now the connection works smoothly. However, I noticed that the music quality, depending on the genre, leaves much to be desired. I count mainly electronic music with a lot of bass or metal music. Pop, for example, sounds good. But you can overlook that. The feeling of being on the move without cables is great.
Pro
- Wireless
- Wearing comfort
- App
Contra
- Startup
- Music quality (genre dependent)
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
Good headphones
Headphones with a correct sound. They fit well. The "Ambient mode" is not very functional. I am still very happy with these headphones
Pro
- Fit well
- Comfortable
- Correct sound
Contra
- Ambient mode
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (No noise cancelling, 6 h, Wireless)
Solid earbuds
Until recently, I used the old Indys. The Indy Evos are really a good upgrade. First of all, they look better than their predecessors, they are more comfortable, and the runtime is much longer. Sound-wise, they convince me completely. I can highly recommend them for everyday use like school or commuting. The microphone is not really a big deal, but I don't mind because I never use the Indy Evos on the phone anyway. The Indy Evos are a good alternative to other earbuds.
Pro
- Sound
- Processing
- Battery
- Loading time
Contra
- Microphone
This review was created for a different variant: Indy Evo (6 h, Wireless)
