Skullcandy Navigator On-Ear Headphone with Mic3, White

These headphones are a turning point for Skullcandy, taking them from crappy overbuilt plastic headphones to respectable cans. Not only is the style much more "current", the sound that these headphones kicks out is phenomenal for a "lifestyle" item. Obviously, if you go with more expensive items you can get slightly better sound, and there might even be a few under 100$ that can outperform these sonically, but we all know that one of the reasons you're looking at this product page is because these headphones look really cool. Well, they are! They're incredibly comfortable, block out a good deal of outside noise, and crank out music with excellent clarity across all standard frequencies. The bass is present and powerful, but not muddy or amplified like on Beats headphones. The highs are crystal clear and the mids sit on a nice warm level where they're neither too intrusive nor too lacking or "hollow" sounding. Really, I can't stress how impressive these headphones are. I can hear things I could never hear before even with expensive PC speakers. These are not, however, headphones for audiophiles.These are layman's headphones. They crank out a very respectable and clear sound that to anyone who can't tell the difference would sound impeccable. They look really, really cool, they bend to fit your head, and they're partially a fashion accessory and partially an expensive pair of cans. Don't go expecting to hear "the air between the strings" as some people say, but do expect to discover new things about your music if you're upgrading from a 20$ pair of sonys or apple earbuds. Also, after having listened extensively to music on both Beats and Aviators / Navigators, Skullcandy is the winner and there is absolutely no contest. They have created earphones that are actually respectable sonically, don't completely mess up your music for more bass, and aren't made of cheap and easily breakable plastic.

In store these we 100 bucks, so getting 20 off was awesome for me. First off, these headphones are just beautiful. Incredibly comfortable, really good at noise cancelation, and awesome sound quality. I also bought a pair of sony on ear headphones and they don't even come close to how good these headphones are. I would listen to them for maybe 20 minutes and get sore ears, with these there is no problem at all, they are super comfortable. Another thing, a lot of times skull candy gets a bad reputation because of ink'd headphones, but the thing about skullcandy is that all of their products below 20 dollars are absoloutely terrible. I got a pair pf ink'd that broke in a week. but once you get into the 30 dollar range and up, everything is fantastic, especially the Supreme Sound series, whice these are a part of. Paying the extra amount is worth it!

These are great headphones for the money. I picked them up on Amazon for $45. They are very stylish and are my phones of choice for working out at the gym. The on ear style does a descent job of blocking outside noise. The sound is not quite as good as my Bose OE2i, but I paid $100 for the Bose, and the Navigators actually fit and look a little bit better. These headphones, to me, sound a little bass heavy, but I adjust the EQ on my ipod to "treble boost", and I'm very pleased with the sound. I also, have the Skullcandy Aviators, which are my favorite for road and plane trips because they are more comfortable. However, if I could only choose again to buy one of the three headphones that I've mentioned, I would pick these because of the value and versatility.

I'm not sure if there is an updated version of these headphones but according to a youtube review, the packaging is supposed to be different. I think they sent me the wrong version. At 40 dollars, I expected better. The skullcandy ink'd (Cheaper but in ear) with mic sounded a lot cleaner. I'm not an audiophile but I do have my share of headphones due to trial and error. My sennheiser 202 sound 10 times better but the long cord(not detachable and on both side of earcups) and the non foldable style is a turn off. The bass on the Navigators is not clean and the voices sound as if they were far away. They sound terrible and not worth the points I used to purchase these. The black plastic covers on the ear are also a bit annoying as they seem loose and creak. If your looking for something portable, lightweight, good bass and sound I'd go for the Bose soundtrue on ear. You can try them out in just about any electronics store.

GREAT headphones. I got my first pair for $50 at Ross. I recently lost them and replaced them for a much lower price here on Amazon. Pros: .Great build quality, the design is modeled after Aviator sunglasses. The outside of the ear cup looks and feels like a sunglasses lens, and the hinges fold up with a springy feel the way sunglasses do. .Booming Bass, way more than you'd expect .Removable cord .Lifetime Warranty Cons: .Easy to scratch outside of earcup .The port on the headphones is a 2.5mm plug instead of a 3.5mm, which makes it much harder to find a cheap replacement cord that will work. .If you accidentally press the mic button, it will make your android phone start calling random people. (Extremely annoying, but not Skullcandy's fault. Android phones have this problem with any headphones that include a mic)

Muy ligeros y buen tamaño para ir por la calle. Sonido espectacular.

Pros: The headphones look stylish and comes with mic. Very good noise cancelling Cons: Don't expect great bass for this price. It had some compatibility issue with old model phones but works fine with computer\tablets.

ho acquistato queste cuffie come regalo per una ragazza di 12 anni, bel design, splendido il colore, morbida l'imbottitura, calzano a pennello. l'unico neo per cui non metto 5 stelle, è che il materiale di cui sono fatte è un'pò plasticoso... ok, sono molto leggere e richiudibili nel loro sacchetto, però al tatto sembra di avere in mano un giocattolo. Il suono in ogni caso è ottimo. indicate per ragazzi giovani che possono lanciarle qua e là...

Tra i miei migliori acquisti degli ultimi anni, queste cuffie valgono più dei soldi spesi. Io le ho pagate 10 euro, più 4 euro di spedizione, dal venditore Pelefon Online. Considerando che appena uscite un paio di anni fa costavano 100 euro e che ora mediamente si trovano sulle 50 euro, a questo prezzo sono un vero affare. Si sentono benissimo, con bassi medi ed alti puliti e decisi. Volume molto elevato e isolamento non assoluto ma quasi, come piace a me. Tralasciando il fatto che i padiglioni esterni hanno un effetto tartarugato orrendo (ma son gusti, io le ho prese così solo per risparmiare), il resto del design è molto bello, tra il minimal ed il vintage, ricordano quasi i classici Ray-Ban Aviator. Poi sono comode, ripiegabili e con un unico filo piatto removibile che intregra i controlli volume e microfono compatibili per iPhone, iPad e iPod. In più nella confezione si trova un pratico sacchetto per custodirle. Insomma, un best buy per me!

Casque parfait pour une écoute nomade de tous style de musique On peut trouver un peu trop de grave au début mais avec quelques heures d'écoute le casque devient trèèèès agréable :) Une petite carte son USB en entrée et c'st parfait (son à la moitié (faible impédance ) nickel) Casque solide et pliable Je recommande (la couleur rose plait également beaucoup à sa propriétaire :D )