Skullcandy Grind

price, sound, comfort, design, durability

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100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

sound, comfort, price, portability, usability

95% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

comfort, price, sound

100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

Great, balanced sound quality ; Light and extremely comfortable to wear ; Removable 3.5mm cable included

Slightly fiddly music playback controls ; A lot of sound leakage

The Skullcandy Grind on-ear headphones are cheap, but they look the part and sound fantastic as well.

Personalised sound ; IP55 sweat-and water-resistant body ; Find-My-Buds Tile Technology ; Great for iPhone or Android

Voice control feature requires app to run ; Voice control isn't standard assistant ; Audio beaten by competitors

The Grind Fuel is yet another true wireless earbud from Skullcandy that boasts impressive features for cheap, including long battery life, quick charging, an IP55 rated body, personalised sound, voice control and more. It’s well worth considering for...

Built-in mic ; Rigid build ; Comfortable ; Clear

Hard, brash sound ; Zero dynamics ; Lacks space and refinement

Great to look at, but not to listen to

Subdued, sporty design ; Stellar sound ; TapTech button and mic ; Unbeatable price

Divisive style ; No volume controls

Skullcandy's Grind headphones look the part, are packed with features and surprise with sound quality expected of on-ear cans that are twice as pricey. These are the perfect choice for budget listeners.

Great app with loads of configurable options ; Tile and Spotify integrations ; Excellent battery life ; Robust build quality

Sound quality is underwhelming ; Not the most comfortable ; No active noise-cancelling (ANC)

These earbuds are affordable and packed with tonnes of quality-of-life features. When it comes to convenience and software integration, they're among the best around. However, the lacklustre sound quality makes it hard to recommend.

The Skullcandy Grind provide a fantastic value-for-money sound, which coupled with its removable cable design, one-button remote, comfortable pads and their funky looking design make them a good value buy at £28.

The Skullcandy Grind sounds surprisingly good for its modest price, is lightweight and comfortable to wear, and has a remote/microphone built into the left earcup. Headband is made of metal instead of plastic.

Doesn't fold up or come with a carrying case; no in-line volume controls.

The Grind is a good choice for anyone looking for a quality on-ear headphone who doesn't want to spend a lot.

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The headphones boast great sound, which is even better considering you can buy these for less than £50. While is it no Bose or Sennheiser, you’d have to spend a lot more to get headphones that sound this good.