Skullcandy Venue Wireless

Tile integration ; Long battery life ; Balanced sound

Poor build ; Mediocre ANC ; Spotty connectivity

The Skullcandy Venue offer long battery life and unique Tile integration but its average active noise cancellation, spotty connection, and poor build quality are let downs. For the money, there are better alternatives but if you have a habit of losing...

Powerful audio performance with dialed-up bass response and sculpted highs. Better-than-average ANC. Can be used in wired passive or active mode. Detachable cable.

ANC creates high frequency hiss and affects sound signature. Audio performance not for those seeking accuracy.

Sonically, the Venue sounds like many Skullcandy headphones we've tested—heavy on the bass, sculpted in the highs. It's a sound signature that works fairly well for many music genres, but it's not for purists. As for the ANC, we were pleasantly...

Great battery life and wireless range.;Easy to use controls.;Decent noise isolation.

A bit tight on some heads.;Very bass-heavy sound might not be for everyone.;Poor performance mic for voice calls.

Crispy and bass heavy ; ANC works well for its price ; Neat and simple design ; Track it using the Tile app ; Awesome battery and connectivity

Plasticky build quality ; Monitor mode is useless ; Gets tiring after long hours of usage

The bass-heavy Venue is ideal for commuters in search of peace with shallow pockets