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Bose-Fueled Skullcandy Crusher 1080 ANC Headphones Review: An Odd Marriage That Works

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Pros & Cons

Premium build quality with comfortable ear pads
Powerful bass with haptic feedback
Bose-powered noise canceling and Sound by Bose tuning
Improved sound quality from previous Crusher models, with better clarity and more balanced audio
Top-tier voice calling performance
Good noise canceling
Strong battery life
Fairly heavy and somewhat pricey
No support for AptX or LDAC audio codecs
Sound distorts with Crusher bass more fully engaged

I was talking to a Bose rep at the launch event for Skullcandy’s new $280 Crusher 1080 ANC headphones, and he hinted that some Bose engineers were a little hesitant to work on one of Skullcandy’s Crusher products. The headphones are known for their head-rattling bass that you can literally feel thanks to a haptic feedback engine. “We have a lot of people at Bose who consider themselves audiophiles,” he said.

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