Skullcandy’s latest headphones reflect a combination of class, beauty, and functionality that captures the youthful spirit. The workout buds and wireless headphones are the culmination of the collaboration between Skullcandy and Budweiser with a target at the youths.
This limited-edition collection is a standalone project by Skullcandy and Budweiser and includes the Skullcandy Crusher Evo, the Skullcandy Indy Evo, the Sesh Evo, and cheap-and-cheerful Skullcandy Dime, redesigned with a refreshing aesthetic appeal reflecting the unique partnership between the two companies.
The Crusher Evo True Wireless Headphones offer up to 40 hours of playback and rapid charging is available. The Crusher Evo has adjustable sensory bass and can also personalize the audio to your hearing using the Skullcandy app. The Tile tracking function helps users to find the device when misplaced.
The Indy Evo True Wireless Earbuds is IP55-rated for sweat, water, and dust resistance. It has a total battery life of 30 hours and has a built-in Tile. Its customizable EQ modes via the Skullcandy App offer a decent audio output. The Indy Evo can also be controlled via touch gestures.
The Sesh Evo True Wireless Earbuds is very similar in specs to the Indy Evo but it has a smaller size. It is IP55-rated and offers up to 24 hours of activity on a single charge plus the charging case.
The Dime True Wireless Earbuds are cheap, compact, and come with up to 12 hours of battery life. The Dime has a noise-isolating fit, it is IPX4-rated and has a micro-USB charging case with a snap lid and integrated lanyard.
Each of the models features an eye-popping black and red colorway with the signature Skullcandy Skull adorned with the Budweiser crown. The Skullcandy x Budweiser limited-edition audio accessories have global availability. The products are exclusively available on Skullcandy’s website.
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