Skullcandy Method 360 ANC XT True Wireless in-Ear Earbuds, True Black

I'll just start by saying I highly doubt you can find comparable earbuds for the price! The teamwork with Bose is definitely noticeable as these buds use their internals. I call myself an audiophile, but I'm super easy to please. That being said, I read a review claiming that the bass response on these is a little too much. That may be what the standard is, but my personal opinion is that there isn't quite enough since I'm used to the Crusher Evo's output. I think these sound PHENOMENAL, and both the active and isolated noise canceling is better than my Air Pods Pro 1st gen in my opinion. My ONLY complaint was the weird case. I got used to it by flipping it upside down, then I saw the pic in the advertisement showing how it's actually intended to be used. I will NOT Be clipping it onto anything, but the design makes sense to me now. I'll let you stop reading so you can go ahead and put these in the cart and check out. Take care!

ANC is outstanding! Comfortable fit. Superior sound!

Good quality and sound perfect for work and gym

I have purchased multiple pairs of earbuds over the years, these are perhaps the most enjoyable of them all. They have a great sound and they stay put in my ears. For $99 you cannot get a better pair of earbuds. I have ordered a second pair of Skullcandy Method 360 anc earbuds as a gift for my son. I'm sure that he will enjoy them.

They sound great! I compared them to my Beats Fit Pro and I prefer the Method 360! I was expecting the skull app to perform a hearing test (like the Icon ANC) creating loud volume no matter the genre of music or song recording volume. Still great product tho 😁

Great value ANC earbuds with strong sound and long battery life I've been using these Method 360 ANC earbuds for a few weeks and overall they're pretty impressive for the price. The sound quality is rich and enjoyable, with solid bass and clear vocals that make music, podcasts, and calls sound great. They feel comfortable in the ear and stay put even when I'm active, which is nice for workouts or walking around.  Active Noise Cancellation is surprisingly good for the price — it noticeably cuts down background noise like traffic or chatter, which makes listening more immersive. You also get the “Stay‑Aware”/ambient modes so you can hear what's going on around you when needed.  The battery life lasts a long time too — I got several hours of continuous listening, and the charging case provides a big boost so I don't have to charge it all day. The quick‑charge feature is handy — a short charge gives a few hours of use.  My only minor gripe is the charging case is kind of bulky compared to other earbuds, and fitting them back in takes a bit of practice, but once you get it down, it works fine.  Overall: For under $100, these earbuds deliver great sound, effective ANC, comfortable fit, and long battery life — a solid choice if you want good noise‑cancelling earbuds without spending a ton.

The case is a bit clunky, a minor inconvenience at most. Vast array of additional rubber ear fitting pieces are nice. Sound quality is great, would recommend at the price I got it at (about $100) or less. The full $120 I don't think is worth. 😅

The Skullcandy Method 360 ANC XT earbuds offer a premium audio profile thanks to the Bose partnership and a rock-solid fit for active use; however, while the Bone finish is stylish and the sound is punchy, the frequent connectivity stutters and the oversized, bulky case make them a frustrating 'almost-great' choice. They sound impressive, but the skipping is a major drawback.

The sound quality is acceptable, fit is comfy. The big reason why I wouldn't recommend these is that after having them out of the charging case and in use for about 30 min, the audio starts cutting in and out frequently, and it's very discombobulating and annoying. when they aren't doing that though, the sound is perfectly fine. After sticking the buds back in the case for a couple of seconds, the issue goes away but will reoccur after 30 mins. Not sure if I just got sent a defective pair. But for the price, there shouldn't be any connection issues.

So the one great thing about these is the sound... That's about it. For one, the touch feature is really sensitive, so I turned that off. Secondly, any saved settings done in the app don't carry over when connecting to another device. They are also sensitive to the tap commands, which in turn made me turn it off. Connectivity isn't great, at times, only one of the buds would connect. Lastly, I really hated how they earbuds would pause my media whenever taking one off, theres no setting to turn that off. For this price, I believe theres much better options...