Are you looking for the most skull-crushing headphones available at the lowest possible price right now? Don’t worry, we obviously don’t mean that first part in a literal sense, although if you’re not careful, the Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2 cans might well damage your hearing with their remarkable power while only costing a fraction of the price of Apple’s AirPods Max or the Bose QuietComfort Ultra.
That’s basically true any day of the year, when these bad boys go for a fairly reasonable $229.99 a pair, but even more true than usual at the time of this writing after Amazon’s latest (and greatest) $57 discount. That may not sound as earth-shattering as what you can routinely save on something like the equally premium Beats Studio Pro, for instance, but it does make the Crusher ANC 2 cheaper than ever before.
Released around six months ago as an obvious sequel to the original Crusher ANC, the improved noise-cancelling headphones had previously scored slightly smaller markdowns on several different occasions, including Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2023.
It’s not entirely clear to what we owe the honor of being able to maximize our savings on some of the best high-end Bluetooth wireless headphones in January, but if your Valentine happens to like booming sound, immersive bass, and active noise cancellation, now might be the perfect time to get them the perfect gift without breaking the bank.
Apart from phenomenally isolating you from your surroundings when you want to lose yourself in your favorite music, the Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2 promise to “produce sound specifically for YOU” after a quick analysis of your hearing, as well as “adjustable bass you can actually feel.”
Those are not idle or overly hyperbolic promises, mind you, at least based on the overwhelmingly positive reviews of hundreds of largely satisfied Amazon customers, and we haven’t even mentioned quite possibly the greatest selling point of these surprisingly affordable over-ear headphones.
Believe it or not, Skullcandy claims you can listen for up to 50 hours on a single charge, which once again sounds exaggerated but is (more or less) supported by the real-life experiences of many real-life people. How could you possibly say no to such an amazing value proposition right now?
