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Skullcandy Push
Skullcandy

Skullcandy Push

Current price · Amazon US
$75.26
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Noise Isolation / ANC
2.2/ 10

Noise Isolation / ANC — measured in the SoundGuys lab.

Key specs

Battery Life Earbuds
6 hBelow average
6 h
3 h16 h

below average for wireless earbuds — based on 243 of 271 we've cataloged.

Battery Life With Case
7 hBelow average
7 h
7 h60 h

below average for wireless earbuds — based on 245 of 271 we've cataloged.

IP Rating
IPX4Most common
IPX433%IP5516%IP5415%IPX512%

IPX4 is the most common — on 33% of the 244 wireless earbuds we've cataloged (of 271).

Battery

Battery Life Earbuds
6 h
Battery Life With Case
7 h
Charging Method
USB-C

Build

IP Rating
IPX4
Water Resistance
Yes

Connectivity

Bluetooth Version
4.2
Bluetooth Range
6 m
Connection Type
Bluetooth

Design

Earbud Form Factor
In-ear
Wearing Style
Wingtip stabilizers
Weight With Case
54.2 g

Features

Control Type
Physical buttons
Auto Pause
No
Mono Mode
Yes

Sound

Driver Size
9.2 mm
Frequency Response Signature
V-shaped

SoundGuys review

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SOUNDGUYS rating
7.2/ 10
Recommended
AM
Reviewed byAdam MolinaReviewed March 2022
Isolation2.2
Battery life6.3
Connectivity5.0
Design7.5
Portability8.5
Value8.0
The verdict

The Skullcandy Push True Wireless delivers on the most important aspects of a budget earbud with excellent battery life and secure fit, though build quality and microphone performance lag behind competitors. Now discontinued with alternatives available.

What we like
Great fit with secure FitFin wing tips that stay in place during any activity
Battery life of 6 hours, 21 minutes of continuous playback meets manufacturer claims
Affordable price point
Decent sound quality with balanced bass and clear highs
Water-resistant design suitable for everyday use
What could be better
Build quality feels cheap with plastic construction
Microphone quality is poor with dropoff at around 200Hz, making lower voices harder to hear
Charging case only provides one additional charge cycle despite being bulky
Bulky case not as pocketable as competitor models
Buttons produce loud, cheap plastic sound when pressed
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