Mature design ; Excellent build quality ; Great battery life

Bloated, messy bass ; Annoying touch control ; Expensive

The Skullcandy Crusher 360 are for those who want to feel the bass and nothing else. Sound quality is mediocre and the bass sounds loose and messy with the Sensory Bass turned on at any level. For the money, there are many better, well-rounded...

Handsome, stylish design. Comfortable. Sounds good in wired, passive mode.

Insanely vibrational, overly resonant bass sounds bad at most levels. Haptic bass vibrations get annoying quickly. Overpriced.

With the wireless Crusher 360 headphones, Skullcandy asks bass lovers if it's possible to have too much of a good thing? The answer is an overwhelming "Yes."

Good audio reproduction.;Durable and stable design.;Great battery life.

Sub-par noise isolation.;Can feel tight on some heads.;Bass delivery prone to inconsistencies. Sensitive to glasses.

There is one other use-case for the Crusher 360 that could help justify the cost if you already have a noise cancelling pair of headphones. The Crusher 360 work equally well for video games and videos. It's like having a powerful sound system on your...

But for those who need noise cancelling, the Crusher 360 might not be for you. You could do what I do and use them as the office or home pair while using a noise cancelling pair for noisy environments. But that means an extra $300.

The Crusher 360 come fully recommended.