skysnap wrote:What type of are you looking for? As in regular, in ear, over the ear? Price will vary accordingly. I suggest going for regular as they are safe and less frictional for ear. And can be purchased upto 20$.
Angie10 wrote:I've had my SkullCandy earphones for about a year and they're still going strong! They cost me the equivalent of $35, and they are honestly the best earphones I've had so far. Even my Apple and Sennheiser ones, which are considerably pricier, weren't as good. The audio's great and they NEVER get tangled up, which is a HUGE bugbear of mine. The bits that go in your ear never last, but the SkullCandy ones are sturdy and a joy to use
Sainfai wrote:'ve heard about them before, but unfortunately they're not available in my country and I can't seem to find a place I can buy them from without paying for shipping.
Sainfai wrote:Angie10 wrote:I've had my SkullCandy earphones for about a year and they're still going strong! They cost me the equivalent of $35, and they are honestly the best earphones I've had so far. Even my Apple and Sennheiser ones, which are considerably pricier, weren't as good. The audio's great and they NEVER get tangled up, which is a HUGE bugbear of mine. The bits that go in your ear never last, but the SkullCandy ones are sturdy and a joy to use
I've heard about them before, but unfortunately they're not available in my country and I can't seem to find a place I can buy them from without paying for shipping.
earthsalt wrote:Sainfai wrote:'ve heard about them before, but unfortunately they're not available in my country and I can't seem to find a place I can buy them from without paying for shipping.
Why don't you look for a locally-available brand so as to avoid these shipment costs? I am sure you'll find a suitable gadget on your local Jumia store.
thisnthat wrote:I don't seem to be able to find any that hold up very long, including the pricier ones. I just replace them with cheap ones, so I won't feel bad when I have to replace them again. Heck, the last cheapo ones that I bought for my daughter outlasted the ones that came with my phone.
Angie10 wrote:thisnthat wrote:I don't seem to be able to find any that hold up very long, including the pricier ones. I just replace them with cheap ones, so I won't feel bad when I have to replace them again. Heck, the last cheapo ones that I bought for my daughter outlasted the ones that came with my phone.
This used to be my standpoint too, thisnthat! That's until I discovered SkullCandy, and now I'm totally made upHonestly, they are the best so far for me, and I've gone through too many to remember them all, cheap and pricey. SkullCandy earphones are mid-range in terms of price, but are very durable. I've had mine for a good while and don't think I'll need to replace them any time soon
Give them a shot.
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