Headphone Buyers Guide – Sennheiser & Skullcandy

Had a new iPod or MP3 Player recently, but not quite getting the sound you want out of it? Without doubt, the best way of getting a better sound out of your music player is by upgrading the headphones. The ones that come bundled in the box do an ok job, but if you’re serious about your tunes, you’ll want some serious headphones to get the best out of your music. We’ve just expanded our range of headphones for mobile phones, iPod’s and MP3 players. For the best possible audio quality, we’d recommend either Skullcandy or Sennheiser headphones, but whats the difference between them and which will suit you better? Hopefully this guide will point you in the right direction.

Skullcandy:
Skullcandy have been producing high-quality headphones for sports enthusiasts and DJ’s for years and are known for their durability and style. The style of headphones ranges from almost descrete in-ear headphones through to full sized DJ headphones. Whatever trend you follow, whether its snowboarding or DJ’ing, Skullcandy’s headphones allow you to stylishly take your beats with you!

The latest Skullcandy DJ Headphones available are:

Skullcandy GI: These headphones are designed for professional DJ’s and come with different types of unique camouflage design, including digital camo and desert camo. The concept behind these headphones is the 90° orientable speakers with built in volume control so they have pretty much everything you need in a set of headphones

Skullcandy GI Headphones

Skullcandy GI Headphones

Skullcandy Ti: The Hesh headphones are all about sound quality and are built for power and this is shown by the fact that they have the biggest power drivers you can get in a set of headphones (50mm high explosive power drivers) and with the leather design of the headphones they look pretty good too.

Skullcandy Ti Headphones

Skullcandy Ti Headphones

Skullcandy Hesh:
The Hesh headphones are all about sound quality and are built for power and this is shown by the fact that they have the biggest power drivers you can get in a set of headphones (50mm high explosive power drivers) and with the leather design of the headphones they look pretty good too.

Skullcandy Hesh Headphones

Skullcandy Hesh Headphones

For the more active music listener, the Sports Headphones available are:

Skullcandy Double Agent:
Fed up of having wires trailing from your headphones? The Double Agent headphones have a built in MP3 player! Just load your music onto an SD memory card and away you go.

Skullcandy Double Agent Headphones

Skullcandy Double Agent Headphones

Skullcandy Lowrider:
The Lowrider comes in nine color schemes (several designed to match the iPod Nano) and has DJ-style swiveling ear cups. Its 40mm drivers should give you more than enough bass!

Skullcandy Lowrider Headphones

Skullcandy Lowrider Headphones

Skullcandy Recruit:
The Skullcandy Recruit Stereo Headphones combine design and audio quality to give you optimum comfort. The Skullcandy Recruit is armed with a super powerful 30mm audio driver for crystal clear sound. With the specially designed double headband for exact fit and an overall weight of less that 45 grams, the Recruit will never slow you down.

Skullcandy Recruit Headphones

Skullcandy Recruit Headphones

Skullcandy Skullcrushers:
What makes the Skullcrushers stand out, is not their folding design or its comfortable padded ear-caps that nearly seal the outer ear from ambient noise. It’s the BASS! Attached to the headphone wire is a small amplifier that powers and processes a bass subwoofer inside the headphones! Perfect if you like to turn down the treble and crank up the bass!

Skullcandy Skullcrusher Headphones

Skullcandy Skullcrusher Headphones

Skullcandy INK’D:
The INK’D headphones are designed for people who just want to listen to music. They have a noise eliminating sleeve so you dont have to listen to background noise.

Skullcandy INK'D Headphones

Skullcandy INK'D Headphones

Sennheiser:

Sennheiser have been making headphones for decades. They are responsible for the world’s first natural sounding headphone and since then they have been making headphones to suit every environment and every bit of new technology that is announced. Some of the Sennheiser headphones available are:

Sennheiser PMX-200:
The PMX 200 are stereo mini-neckband headphones for portable players. The design of the headset is so that they provide a clearer bass performance and block out outside noise.

Sennheiser PMX-200 Headphones

Sennheiser PMX-200 Headphones

Sennheiser OMX-70:
The OMX 70 is a sports headset and is designed to fit securely when you’re out and about getting fit. The OMX-70 are made of a strong, durable material that is sweat resistant.

Sennheiser OMX-70 Headphones

Sennheiser OMX-70 Headphones

Sennhesier MX-560:
The MX 560 are designed to be powerful and are bass driven. They feature Sennheiser Basswind technology to provide good sound so you can enjoy your music. The cable winder and carry pouch make them more convenient and easy to carry around.

Sennheiser MX-560 Headphones

Sennheiser MX-560 Headphones

If you’ve not seen the right headphones for you here, why not take a look at our full range of headphones.

3 thoughts on “Headphone Buyers Guide – Sennheiser & Skullcandy

  1. u can’t compare anything to sennheiser. skullcandy has the style, but sennheiser sound is the best sound quality on the market…and the highest price :(

  2. Bad advice on Skullcandy. Their earbuds are known to be overpriced and easily breakable, and they do not honour their warantees. Steer well clear.

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