Skullcandy Crusher 720 Wireless Headphones

For listeners who want bass they can actively adjust—not just a standard over-ear sound profile—the Skullcandy Crusher 720 puts its defining feature front and center. A prominent control wheel lets you change Crusher bass intensity, while THX Spatial Audio is designed to add a more spacious, three-dimensional feel. That pairing makes these headphones worth considering for music, movies, and workouts where an energetic sound matters more than a strictly neutral presentation. If you prefer bass to stay subtle and unobtrusive, the adjustable intensity may still be more than you want.

Getting the most from it

Use the Crusher wheel to dial the bass to the track or activity instead of treating every listening session the same. For a bass-heavy playlist at the gym, for example, you can turn the effect up, when you switch to a podcast, lowering it may make the sound feel less forceful. THX Spatial Audio adds another part of the experience, aiming to make compatible listening feel broader and more dimensional. These features are about an immersive, bass-forward presentation, not a promise that every recording will sound natural or better to every listener.

The Skullcandy app lets you create a Personal Sound profile, access features, and receive performance improvements. Wear Detect pauses audio when you remove the headphones and resumes it when you put them back on, the feature can also be disabled in the app. Those conveniences suit stop-and-start listening, though anyone who prefers simple, app-free controls may not care about them.

Why it’s worth it

Battery life is a practical strength for people who would rather charge less often: the listed maximum is 65 hours on a charge. Rapid Charge is specified to provide four hours of listening from a 10-minute charge, according to the maker. The actual experience will depend on use, so treat those figures as the stated limits rather than a guarantee for every session.

Comfort is another part of the update from the Crusher Evo, along with smoother, deeper bass and more precise adjustment. The headphones are described as 23 grams lighter than a leading competitor, but that comparison alone cannot tell you whether the fit will feel right on your head. You’ll appreciate it if you want a long-lasting wireless pair with a distinctive bass control and app-based customization. If you prioritize a restrained sound signature or straightforward headphones without extra features, a simpler over-ear pair may make more sense.

At a glance

• Type: Over-ear wireless headphones
• Sound: Adjustable Crusher bass and THX Spatial Audio
• Battery: Up to 65 hours, Rapid Charge is listed as four hours of playback from a 10-minute charge
• App features: Personal Sound profile, feature access, and Wear Detect controls

The listing also positions the Crusher 720 as the next generation of Crusher Evo, with comfort and smart-feature updates. It does not provide details here about water resistance or fit adjustments, so don’t assume those capabilities when choosing a pair for intense workouts.

Should you buy it?

Choose the Crusher 720 if you want to shape a bass-heavy sound, value long stated battery life, and expect to use spatial audio or the app features. It has a clearer purpose than a basic wireless headset: the bass wheel is central, not a minor add-on. It’s not for you if you’re shopping for a neutral-sounding pair, want documented workout protection, or would rather avoid app-linked features. The main decision is whether adjustable, immersive bass is something you’ll use often enough to matter.