Skullcandy Push Ultra True Wireless In-Ear Earbuds - Electric Yellow

I am a picky headphone/ear bud person. I have a half dozen sets lying around abandoned because they failed me in some way.I was looking for sweat proof wireless ear buds for walking/running outside. I was not looking for complete noise cancellation like my standard head phones as I wanted to be able to hear traffic and the approach of nefarious types but still be able to hear my music or podcasts. And for the love of Pete - they need to stay in my ears while I run, stay connected to my phone while it's in my pocket, and not short circuit from a little sweat. These fit the bill perfectly.The sound quality is pretty darn good (the bass doesn't slap but I don't necessarily expect that from an ear bud). They do not fully cancel noise but you don't lose the sound of your music to the surrounding back ground noise (say a large passing truck or the tweaker screaming in the unSafeway parking lot at the poor guy at the bus stop). Caveat: I have not tried them in a noisy gym yet because 2020 has been nonsense.The around the ear bit is moldable so they stay firmly tucked in my earholes and so far my personal weather system has not shorted them out- it's been cold though, will report back in the summer if they die.The battery life is phenomenal and the charging case is great.Would recommend.

I have very specific needs when it comes to earbuds, and these were literally the only one that fit the specifications I need. I need earbuds that do not go into the ear canal in any way but sit in the outer ear, have hooks so the stay on, are wireless, and don't have anything that goes around the back of the head due the the head support I need.So these were the only pair i could find that ticked all those boxes, unfortunately they are really bad, especially for the price and the brand name.The earbud portion itself is very painful in my ears and does go down the ear canal a little, even if its not a plug, due the the odd elongated design they chose. This could easily be fixed by using the traditional earbud design as seen on the original iPod earbud, they are much comfier and don't go down the ear canal at all.The sound quality is terrible, it sounds so tinny, no matter what setting i put it on. My old iPod ones have better sound quality, and they're from 2013 and breaking!The microphone just straight up didn't work, no matter which setting i put it on, no one could hear me.The Bluetooth connection dropped a lot. It seemed especially prone to dropping one ear or the other, leaving only one connected at a time.The ear hooks were really bad to wear with my glasses. Though they did keep the earbuds on, even when i tilted my head, if knocked at all, they fell off. I feel that this wouldn't have bothered me as much if it hadn't been for all the other stuff, and I would not have returned them if this had been my only complaint.The battery would not connect to the earbuds with any ease or consistency. It was a terrible idea to have them be the needle kind of magnet charge, this could have been easily fixed by making them the flat magnet kind where the two points just have to touch. The battery life did seem really good though.The app you have to download is really bad, and for some reason their 3 settings are Music, Movies and Podcasts. There's no Phone setting or Game setting, either of which could have come with a mic boost, and would have been much more useful to me, as I am not a podcast person.The charging cable is ridiculously short, like maybe a finger length, which is a really weird choice. Luckily it was the same USB as my phone charger, so i could use that, but the one it came with would have been entirely useless to me, as anything I could have plugged it into would have put it out of my reach. (I am a wheelchair user and cannot reach things easily).The texture of the plastic was nice, it felt soft, and the carry/charging case did seem protective. And it was nice that it came with tile for you to locate them if lost.The buttons on the earbuds themselves were a little hard to press with my disabilities, and you do have to hold the entire thing or you will push it out of your ear when trying to change the volume or song, but those might not be such an issue for other people. If they were done like a touchscreen instead of an actual button (as I have seen on other earbuds) it would have been much friendlier to my disabilities.Over all, I would not recommend these, I have returned them, and will continue my search for earbuds that are friendly to my specific needs. If the company wanted to make some more disabled friendly earbuds, I would be very happy for them to use the ideas I have suggested here.

Originally bought it so that I may work out with music not only did it exceed my expectations but for the price that I paid the quality is outstanding the sound is incredible and it contours to my ear for excellent comfort. The case is made from some type of non-slip rubber which feels amazing when you grip it, they charge completely and under 20 minutes and they last me over 12hours,light weight and u can download the tile app and track each individual earbud, best wireless earbuds I've ever bought.

I was super hesitant to get these as the reviews about how they sit and sound were mixed. Now that I have had them for a few weeks, I am glad I purchased them. I use them mostly for riding my bike and walking (I am not much of a runner). I have always, in the past, had headphone type buds that go into the ear. These sit on top of the ear covering the ear canals. Prior to purchasing, my concerns with that was they would not stay on my head and that the sound wouldn't be good.They fit comfortably over the ear and stay in place, even with moving around, shaking, etc. Kind of like a magical weird that they do that! No gusts of wind have knocked them out! They fit nice and stay in place.For the sound quality, they work well. As they sit over the ear canal, they are not full noise canceling. For bicycling, walking, or any other outdoor activity you should NOT want full noise canceling head phones as it could cost you your life if you cannot hear anything outside your head phones! So when riding, I do get a little outside noise, which again is good as I can hear a car honking. It isn't horrible or distracting, and even less so if you turn up the volume a little. The quality of the sound is better than most head phones I have used for working out in the past. Only thing that could be a bit better on these is the base, which is a little lacking.The only other minor issue is the batter/charging. Pluses and minuses to these! Pluses: they charge quickly, they have a cool little carrying case that charges them without being plugged into an outlet, I get at least a week of use before recharging (about 12 or so hours of use, which is less than some, but they are small), and if one of the two headphones exhausts the battery the other continues to work as a single headphone until it is exhausted (better than no music, I have found). Minuses: they can only be charged in the case they come with, getting them into the case properly to make the connection is a little tricky, and there isn't a good indicator of when the case is in need of charge.