Skullcandy have pulled out all the stops with the designs of their stylish new range of headphones and earphones. Skullcandy have long been headphone pioneers with radical designs and cool colours that are sure to get you noticed.
Check out the new range of Skullcandy Headphones at the HiFi Headphones store.
Skullcandy Inkd
Skullcandy’s Inkd in-ear headphone is now available in a selection of hot colours, including Orange, Purple and Metallic Blue. The Inkd earphone is an in-ear isolating earphone designed for portable iPod listening in style.
Skullcandy Inkd
Skullcandy TI
For the first time in the UK Skullcandy have made their popular TI headphones available with a headband lined in fur. These furry headphones have been designed to match the coolest designer street clothes and club wear.
Skullcandy TI with Pink Fur
Skullcandy GI
The chunky looking Skullcandy GI headphones now come in a range of tough looking designs, including the sandy coloured Skullcandy GI Desert Storm in desert camouflage with bullets attached to the headband, the cool looking Skullcandy GI Camo in a black and white camouflage and the alternative Skullcandy GI Rasta in Jamaican colours.
Skullcandy GI Camo
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To see the full range of Skullcandy Headphones and many other cool and stylish headphones check out the HiFi Headphones online store.
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December 5th, 2008 at 3:04 pm
Forget the hype - these headphones are really not very good, they break. We had a pair given to us and used them at home ( not really heavy use!) they lasted a few months and then broke. When we went back to SC they just blanked
maybe we are unique in this but why is skull candy ducking and diving?? Are there more problems with these headphones?
December 10th, 2008 at 2:39 pm
Interestingly, we see a relatively low failure rate on Skullcandy headphones. While they are not the last word in build quality we see less returned Skullcandy headphones than say Sennheiser models (we sell similar quantities of each).
All I’m saying is that Skullcandy seem to have a bad reputation for quality, but it doesn’t seem to be reflected in the actual failure rate.
January 2nd, 2009 at 4:52 pm
well there nick i can understand the ink’d new set and the over the ear head phones do break trust me i know i found out.. but i do warn you that i have bose headphones and those broke on me and they are top of the line quality
February 4th, 2009 at 6:28 pm
I’ve had my headphones(Skullycandy Lowriders) for a year and I just sent them in for a replacement because of the headphone jack, general wear and tear.
But I’ve tried almost all the headphones you can imagine, and by far I would prefer Skullycandy over Sony/Koss/Philips.
Mine have not broke into pieces and they have a really good sound too.
February 13th, 2009 at 2:58 pm
Sennheiser are deffently better quality than Skullcandy i used to work as a Avionics Engineer and Sennheiser also make pilots headphones so i think they know what their doing.