Skullcandy Navigator On-ear Headphone with Mic3, White

These headphones are a turning point for Skullcandy, taking them from crappy overbuilt plastic headphones to respectable cans. Not only is the style much more "current", the sound that these headphones kicks out is phenomenal for a "lifestyle" item. Obviously, if you go with more expensive items you can get slightly better sound, and there might even be a few under 100$ that can outperform these sonically, but we all know that one of the reasons you're looking at this product page is because these headphones look really cool.Well, they are! They're incredibly comfortable, block out a good deal of outside noise, and crank out music with excellent clarity across all standard frequencies. The bass is present and powerful, but not muddy or amplified like on Beats headphones. The highs are crystal clear and the mids sit on a nice warm level where they're neither too intrusive nor too lacking or "hollow" sounding. Really, I can't stress how impressive these headphones are. I can hear things I could never hear before even with expensive PC speakers.These are not, however, headphones for audiophiles.These are layman's headphones. They crank out a very respectable and clear sound that to anyone who can't tell the difference would sound impeccable. They look really, really cool, they bend to fit your head, and they're partially a fashion accessory and partially an expensive pair of cans. Don't go expecting to hear "the air between the strings" as some people say, but do expect to discover new things about your music if you're upgrading from a 20$ pair of sonys or apple earbuds.Also, after having listened extensively to music on both Beats and Aviators / Navigators, Skullcandy is the winner and there is absolutely no contest. They have created earphones that are actually respectable sonically, don't completely mess up your music for more bass, and aren't made of cheap and easily breakable plastic.

Love them. Exceedingly comfortable and have a more mature, elegant styling. Classy looking pair of 'phones that performs quite well. The earcups isolate well and I don't notice overheating on the ears as much as I do on some other designs.Smooth sound with very good lower frequency reproduction that doesn't get muddy at higher levels. Not as immediate or detailed as some, but the sound mirrors the aesthetics - smooth and integrated.Detachable cord with an ios three button mic. Comes with a carrying bag and they fold up easily. Size adjustment works and holds, but may not be the best for larger heads. Overall build quality and materials used is excellent for it's price range.Some of the most comfortable 'phones I've ever used and they have a sophisticated sound quality to go along with top notch aesthetics.

In store these we 100 bucks, so getting 20 off was awesome for me. First off, these headphones are just beautiful. Incredibly comfortable, really good at noise cancelation, and awesome sound quality.I also bought a pair of sony on ear headphones and they don't even come close to how good these headphones are. I would listen to them for maybe 20 minutes and get sore ears, with these there is no problem at all, they are super comfortable.Another thing, a lot of times skull candy gets a bad reputation because of ink'd headphones, but the thing about skullcandy is that all of their products below 20 dollars are absoloutely terrible. I got a pair pf ink'd that broke in a week. but once you get into the 30 dollar range and up, everything is fantastic, especially the Supreme Sound series, whice these are a part of. Paying the extra amount is worth it!

First off i would like to say im a bit of a headphones freak. I have tried and owned a wide range of them. Now i am going to compare these to the Skullcandy Aviators since they are in fact siblings.Lets start with sound. The Aviators are some of the very best headphones i have ever heard. Good crisp highs no distortion anywhere and very nice clean bass. These navigators have the same specs as far as internals go. The difference is these are much smaller than their sisters. Giving them a very different sound experience. Highs are still good and crisp no distortion to be found here. Bass is still nice and clean, about the same as their sister Aviators except with these u get a nice rumble. You can feel them vibrate on yours ears giving a feeling of much more bass. I stress that even though it feels like more it really isn't. Lets move to comfort. The aviators fit nice over the ear, plus the memory foam pads are like wearing heaven. Only problem is like most over hear headphone your ears may get hot not always though. Sometimes you may forget you are wearing them. Very comfortable in general. This is where the Navigators fall short for me. They are on ear headphones and have the same foam in the pads. When putting them on at first they are super comfortable. Being smaller in general though they are really tight on my ears and over long periods they tend to smash my ears into my glasses. Gets uncomfortable. If you don't wear glasses this may not be an issue. Havent had them long so maybe they will loosen over time. Either way Aviators/ Navigators you can't really go wrong. If you are looking into Beats look again. These both sound just as good( a little less bass maybe but much more balanced and crisp sound) and come for half the steep price tag than Beats. Last but not least style. Think the speak for themselves in this department.