Skullcandy Sesh Evo True Wireless In-Ear Earbud - Deep Red

Update1: After three days, the charging case was dismissed. first review:br>returning for exchangebr>second review:br>first review: br>Battery life is longer, and you can use either bud on its own. A GENUINE IMPROVEMENT! br>Arrived fully charged and ready to take on the world- nice surprise. br>Paired right away. br>Has a longer battery life- I'll update my review once I get some real-world use out of it. CAN USE EITHER BUD BY ITSELF-Br>LIFE BATTERY USE AND TIMES This is great because I mostly listen to podcasts. br>With the supplied ear seals, it effectively seals out ambient noise (I use it with a weed wacker). br>Has "EQ" modes that are easily accessedbr>Better than other units that cost three times as much! ****** PLEASE NOTE THAT THE CHARGING CASE FAILED AFTER THREE DAYS- returning for the purpose of exchange br>another updatebr>Four weeks later, the exchanged unit is still working perfectly. 4 out of 5 stars; will update if these continue to deliver positive results. or bad! br>br> Buds left in the charging case may turn on and drain the battery before being recharged. in half a day, the charging case is depleted- As the BT interrupts wired headphone use, this may cause audio problems. br>Once charged, remove from case and manually turn off until needed- update. Buds that had been turned off and sat on the table have now been turned on and are attempting to pair- draining the battery - It's also happened that buds that were turned off turned on again, interrupting iphone audio through wired buds--remember to turn off iphone bluetooth.
- If you use one bud while the other is charging, the bud on the charger may cycle on and off, causing your connection to drop and reconnect (audio intermittent) with the bud in your ear OR with wired earbuds!br>br>I believe this, as well as charge case issues, are the reasons for the limited availability of these on Amazon and the Skullcandy website- keep an eye out for a version 2! br>br>Update number five: The battery life starts to dwindle after about 5 or 6 weeks- The left appears to take approximately 4 hours, while the right appears to take approximately 2 hours. When newbr>Update 6: They were closer to 5 hours when newbr> The lifespan of the battery has been reduced- This could be related to the above buds turning on. br>br>BT has been excellent - when everything is in place- It's not unusual to have a range of 50'br>br>Update 7: buds, fully charged, manually turned off, and left for 48 hours- on power up, showed 1/2 strength, and turned off after 2 hoursbr>These buds have great audio and bluetooth-br> The power/battery management is in a state of disarray. This set (the third set) will be returned to me.

Sunny GARDINER

| Sep 22, 2021

The battery life isn't quite what it claims to be. After comparing a number of bluetooth earbuds, I decided on the Skullcandy Sesh Evo because I liked the color and the in-line microphone. design of the ears The sound quality was adequate for running, and they were comfortable and resistant to sweat and water. I liked that I could use either or both of the earbuds at the same time, and that they came with a two-year warranty. A one-year warranty is included, as well as Tile tracking. These are the only positive aspects of these earbuds that I can think of, and they don't outweigh the drawbacks. br>br>Unfortunately, the battery life does not live up to expectations. They come in a charging case that loses power constantly unless it is plugged in all the time. (If I forgot and left it unplugged overnight, I'd have to wait until the next day to charge them. ) Even when fully charged in the case, the earbuds do not last the advertised 5 hours. It's more along the lines of 20-percentage-points. 30 minutes (and this is only after a month of ownership/use). I'd hate to have to rely on these when I'm on the road. br>br>Call quality is another annoyance. People on the other end of my calls complain about how difficult it is to hear and how choppy it is. I also discovered that my call-receiving sound was mediocre. br>br>I had intended to keep these for running/walking, but I am returning them.

Branson Edwards

| Nov 05, 2021

They appear to be good at first, but after one charge, the battery dies completely and is no longer able to charge. They are not worth the money.

Jude Stephenson

| Apr 21, 2021

The right earbud dies due to a lack of battery life. UPDATE: Yes, I've had issues with the right earbud not charging or staying charged. Useless. br>br>I thought the whole point of a battery case was that you put your earbuds in it and they're charged when you take them out. Isn't it simple? You might believe that. But no, I've put the buds in their charging case far too many times, which indicates that they're still at least 3/4 charged. Open up. Turn off the red lights. Remove the earring and insert them into the ear canal. Either they shut down immediately or I hear "low battery" and they shut down after five minutes. My iPhone even said it was fully charged, but it wasn't. It was a waste of time and money.

Nico AHMED

| Jul 25, 2021

When I first got these, I was very happy because they fit perfectly in my ears, were light weight, and charged quickly. However, that all changed because one side will work one minute and then not the next, they don't stay connected, and there are gaps in my music at times. Also, the charging case is very sensitive, so I have to keep an eye on it to make sure the ear buds are charging. Unfortunately, they didn't even last 6 months before I started having problems with them. Due to the failure of the charging case, I have reduced my rating to one star.

Edward James

| Dec 05, 2021