Skullcandy Hesh ANC review: Comfy over-the-ear headphones for everyday use


 

Wireless headphones market is abuzz with new products from both traditional audio accessory makers and otherwise. Among other features, noise cancelling is something that the brands are betting big on in their 2021 line-up. Fresh entrant in the active noise cancelling wireless headphones segment is the Skullcandy Hesh ANC. Priced at Rs 10,999, the Skullcandy Hesh ANC seems to be an interesting proposition in the budget headphones segment with ANC capability. Is it? Let’s find out:

Design and build quality

Skullcandy Hesh ANC

Made mostly of plastic, the Skullcandy Hesh ANC looks neither premium nor cheap but decent. It has a sturdy built with lightweight (228g) collapsible design, which makes it easy to carry and use. The headphones come with a carry bag, which adds a layer of protection against dust and scratches besides making it easy to store.

Coming back to the headphones, the Hesh ANC has a matte finish for premium look and feel-good touch. The headphones’ ear-cups have padding, which is neither soft nor too hard. Therefore, the headphones are comfortable to wear, even if you use them for extended hours. There is a cushion on the headband too that gives it a good grip. As for the ports and buttons, the right ear-cup is home to USB-C charging port, an AUX port, and buttons for play/pause, volume, and ANC. There is also a tiny LED here that indicates battery level and Bluetooth pairing mode. Read More

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