Skullcandy Push True Wireless

Moldable over-ear hooks ; Waterproof and dust-resistant build ; Tile app support

Doesn’t seal-off ear canal, leading to left/right audio balance issues ; EQ modes are limited in usefulness

Skullcandy's Push Ultra true wireless earbuds are sporty and waterproof, but you can get better audio quality from other pairs for a similar price.

Physical buttons ; Excellent fit and comfort ; Good noise isolation

Overwhelming, messy bass ; Connection skips occasionally ; Underwhelming battery life

The Skullcandy Push serve up gobs of bass, but it’s uncontrolled and muddy. While usability and comfort are highlights, the headphones are simply average in terms of battery life, connection strength, and features. But if you want tons of bass at a low...

Portable design. ; Stable and breathable for sports. ; Excellent wireless range.

High latency. ; In-ear fit might not be for everyone.

Decent for mixed usage. The Skullcandy Push are portable and stable earbuds. Some might not find their in-ear fit comfortable, especially if you're wearing them for long commutes. However, they're well-suited for working out or running. Although their...

Really bass heavy ; Good battery life with Type-C charging ; Decent fit ; Water resistant

Connectivity issues ; No app ; Charging case is BIG ; Unbalanced sound since its high on bass ; Feels slightly tacky and cheap

The Push can make you groove to its heavy bass but isn’t worth its price tag if compared to other truly wireless earbuds