Skullcandy x Budweiser Collaboration
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It’s always a good time when good tunes, good brews, and good friends come together. And when it comes having a great time with music and enjoying a cold one, the two brands in this special tech collaboration know a thing or two. Skullcandy is behind some of the best-selling headphones and true wireless earbuds on the market, providing premium value and features at affordable prices, and Budweiser is one of the best-selling beers in the USA. Today they join forces to bring you a series of headphones and earbuds that add a red-hot addition to your music EDC and to celebrate the best of times.
The collection features some of Skullcandy’s best wireless products, including the Crusher Evo Headphones and the Indy Evo, Sesh Evo, and Dime true wireless earbuds. All of them come in a striking black and red colorway, with a combination of reflective and transparent materials to really make the signature red pop along with playful use of each brand’s logos and branding to set the collection apart. It’s not every day two logos like the Skullcandy skull and the Budweiser crown can work so well together, but here it’s a standout combination.
Crusher Evo True Wireless Headphones ($209.99)
Leading the charge are Skullcandy’s flagship true wireless headphones, featuring some of the best battery life you’ll find for wireless headphones—well over the rated 40 hours—as well as a unique adjustable Sensory Bass slider to really get the deep end of your music kicking. They come with a ton of modern conveniences as well to make them excellent daily drivers, including rapid charging, sound personalization via Skullcandy’s app, a great microphone, and even built-in Tile tracking technology. And when you’re ready to go on the move, the Crusher Evos fold flat and collapse into an EDC-friendly package.
Indy Evo True Wireless Earbuds ($79.99)
Full-sized headphones not for you, but still looking for an extended playtime? The Indy Evo comes with up to 30 hours of it in both the buds and the charging case, with rapid charging to get you back into the groove faster. They also come with IP55-rated resistance against sweat, water, and dust, making them shine in physical activities, too. Touch controls let you navigate calls, playback, and volume, while built-in Tile tracking ensures they’re always within reach.
Sesh Evo True Wireless Earbuds ($59.99)
Like the Indy Evo but prefer a more compact profile? The Sesh Evo is for you. It comes with many of the features of its big brother, including up to 24 hours of total battery with rapid charging, IP55 resistance, touch controls, and built-in Tile tech, but in more discreet profile with very little sticking out of your ears.
Dime True Wireless Earbuds ($34.99)
Want to partake in the collaboration or add a dazzling red pair of true wireless earbuds to your kit, but don’t want to spend an arm and a leg? The Dime offers solid features for little investment, and incidentally offer the most EDC-able form factor in the whole collection. You get up to 12 hours of battery life along with convenient features like auto-on/connect via Bluetooth, IPX4-rated sweat and water resistance, and physical buttons on the buds that take care of full media controls, even while using either bud solo.
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