Skullcandy is a well-known name is the headphone industry, so it’s nice to see some of their items on discount. Today we have the Skullcandy Crusher Headphones (Black/Blue), which are seeing a decent 32% price reduction.
The Skullcandy Crusher will change the way you think about headphones. Featuring Supreme Sound™ technology and Skullcandy’s patent-pending bass extension drivers, Crushers offer a deep, rich sound experience. Including a single button in-line remote to take and make calls, you might just find yourself keeping these on your head from 9-5 every day.
– Haptic bass response delivers bass you can feel
– Custom-tuned REX40™ driver delivers smooth frequency response w/ minimal distortion
– Lightweight, durable, comfortable design makes all-day wear easy
– Patent-pending bass extension driver delivers a powerful & realistic bass experience
– Adjustable bass slider lets you customize your audio experience
– Call, track, & volume control all included on the in-line microphone & remote
Normally $99.99, it’s $67.99 after today’s deal.
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