Ok, I found these by search for skull candy with a mic, noise cancel and over ear. Can anyone confirm that? Especially that it can use a mic?
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I have it and I love mine. I think mine is the new Skullcrusher, but over the ear (awesome) wear them on the plane and never hear the crying baby or the annoying guy next to me trying to carry on a conversation. Any time I have a conference call they are unbeatable. Everyone says they hear me crystal clear and I hear them 10 x better the on speaker phone or on my regular cell phone. I have a Galaxy III and it works great on that phone. There warranty isn't the best and to me that is their only flaw. It says it guarantied for life but that is 1/2 of what you paid for them and only credit for stuff on their web-site. Also, the credit is not good or new releases. So I held my broke Skullcresher credit until the new release was no longer new and bought the new 99.00 ones. Worth every dime, plus I like a lot of base in my music and you are in complete control of that. Buy with confidence, for the money you want find better ones. The Ronman
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No, the headphones have no noise cancellation, nor do they have a mic on them.
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I just clicked on the pitcher that you have here and I don't think that is the one with a mic. At least it's not on the description. This is like the first set I have. If it has a mic it the newer kind so everything I told you is correct. The one showing here only has an in line bass control no mic. Just FYI...The Ronman
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I was not able to find the S21KDX-??? product numbers at Amazon or at the Skullcandy web site. My only thought is that if all the S2IKDX product numbers are the same price, but differ by color, then they'll likely have the same characteristics (frequency response, size of magnet, etc.). I stumbled on what Skullcandy calls Ink'd 2 Earphones/Earbuds Premium Headphone. Although these have the same size magnet (11mm) as the S21KDZ-043, they may have better frequency response -- particularly the bass. They also have a mic control switch inline mic play/pause & track controls. These are of no interest to me, so before I buy any more I'll look at the performance characteristics to see if they're better. In the meantime, I'm going to buy a set of the S/M/L Black Replacement Silicone Ear Buds Gels Cushions Tips for 11MM Skullcandy 50/50 In-Ear Earphones Headphones for $2.50. These (the large size), I hope, will give me the increased bass response I'm looking for.
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Hi, I could be wrong here but most laptops have a separate input for a microphone.... if so then all ear buds are made for cell phone microphone not a solely independent microphone. But if u have tried other ear buds and they work then u would be correct that could be either incompatible or defective.
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This Skullcandy headphones do not come with mic. With one with mics check Skullcandy S2IKDY-010, i hope this help.
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This is not a headset with speakers. It only has a microphone that uses noise cancelation.
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I am presently using with Skull Candy earphones that work with my S5 smart phone for phone calls. I also use with the headset buddies on my PC for gaming with the inline mic. Team speak, and Mumble. I use the volum control on my PC and Phone not on the ear phones.
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I bought them for my wife. She likes other "in-ear" types and wears these for hours and hours without any complaint. Personally, my ears get sore when I wear any type of the "in-ears" so I use skull candy "fix-buds" when I am going to listen for a long time. So, if you like the in-ear kind of headphones, they'll be great. If not, I suggest the skullcandys I mentioned earlier.
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The CM storm is true surround with multiple speakers per ear cup, the Skullcandy is digital surround, with only speaker per cup so the CM sirus provides better more correct 3d positional sound. I only breifly used the Skullcandy 7.1's at a store as a demo they were comfortable, I dont know how they would be after long gaming sessions or after watching a movie but my initial impression was the sound was good they were comfortable, but damn expensive. Ive owned tons of gaming headsets, Turtle Beach (junk) skullcandy (good) Alienware (ok) Logitech (ok) and the SM sirus blows them all out of the water, the build quality is phenominal the soldering and wiring is top notch, the screws and picot points on the headset are way overengineered to make sure they last, there is metal reinforcing every stress point and after almost a year of use they are as good as new. Most of my headsets especially turtle beach require some sort of fix after 3-6 months then a major fix at about 9 months then at the 1 year mark I have to replace them. I cant speak to the longevity of that particular skullcandy headset but the Skullcandy headset i did own (cant remeber the model number) lasted me about a year, then a speaker gave out and I tried to fix them but the speaker was just toast. I will never buy another set of headphones other that the CM Storm Sirus or equivelant set from CM. They are the most comfortable and best made gaming headphones ive ever used. The only headphones Ive got that sound better ar Bose Proffessional Studio headphones that cost like $600. but they dont have a mic. The CM Sirus Headset at less than $100 is a steal, I would be happy with these headphones if they were just as much as teh Skullcandy 7.1's. I say forget the skullcandy set and get the CM Sirus, or something similar from CM in wireless if thats a big deal for you
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Mr. Totten is correct. You need head phones or if you could buy iHome portable speakers. When they are charged via USB adapter you can have a light show while listening to you favorite CD's or radio station. Frankly, I like the Skull Candy Headphones. I have a white pair and the sound quite nice. OH, you can buy the iHome speakers at Bed, Bath and Beyond.
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Sure, go ahead and take a bite of the apple, you surely won't die!Seriously, why take the chance. Go with the Skullcandy Ink'd instead. They sound nearly exactly like the more expensive V-Moda Base Freq.
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btw after writing my last comment i went to www.macspeech.com and checked out their headsets and some of them look really good. pricey though i'd stick with the usb microphones and pic one from their page and go for it
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Hi Coty, have youtried the speakerphone function? how sensitive the mic is? can you speak like 0.5 m to 1 m from the mic and yet the other side still hear you clearly?
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I'm almost positive, since I use mine for iPhone, but I always try to check a local store the read the box or skullcandy,com Before I buy online.... Hope this helps
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Live? There is a built in mic, and you can use it to record voice tracks, but i wasn't able to add any effect to it. Even so, that would be a loop. And not "live". It's a fun machine.
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Sure, why not!? Perfect for gaming, pro audio, live sound, whatever. No built in microphone, so if you are using them to communicate with other people, not a good choice. For listening only. Hope this helps...
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I really like my headphones, but honestly believe that a good set of earplugs would work better. They will work without music playing. I sometimes do this on a plane. They do an excellent job of blanking out the engine drone but I can still hear people talking (albeit at a much reduced volume)
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I have used it - the big difference is in the headsets. You need good noise canceling headsets.