Haptic Bass Meets Whisper-Quiet ANC
Skullcandy has released its new Crusher 1080 headphones, which integrate Bose's noise-cancellation technology with their signature haptic bass system. While the headphones offer premium features, they face stiff competition in the flagship audio market.
Why it matters
This product launch marks a strategic shift for Skullcandy as it attempts to move from a niche bass-focused brand to a competitor in the premium audio segment.
The new flagship headphones blend Bose audio and big bass.
James Trew for Engadget RATING : 7.8 / 10 Pros Solid ANC Well-balanced sound Unique bass experience Cons Dated design Heavy for prolonged use Skullcandy has spent years carving out its own niche in the headphone market. While brands like Sony, Bose and Sennheiser were fighting over which had the best sound quality and noise cancellation, Skullcandy leaned into its reputation on one thing above all else: bass. The Crusher line, with its signature haptic bass system, has always been unapologetically over the top and front and center for the brand.
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