We struggled to achieve a satisfactory fit with the Skullcandy Chops, as the buds sit slightly too far out of the ear.
This makes the delivery a little vague, compounding the fact that these headphones already sound a bit woolly.
Still, they have a stab at reproducing the frequency range and vocals come through fairly clearly.
Skullcandy Chops review
They won't fall off when you jog, but because of the position of the buds the sound is a little vague and woolly Tested at £20.00
Our Verdict
They won't fall off when you jog, but the sound is a little vague and woolly
For
- Frequency range and vocals come through fairly clearly
Against
- Buds sit too far from the ears so delivery is a little vague
Specifications
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General Information
| Manufacturer Website Address | http://www.skullcandy.com |
| Brand Name | Skullcandy |
| Product Series | Bud |
| Product Type | Earphone |
| Manufacturer | Skullcandy, Inc |
| Product Line | Chops |
| Manufacturer Part Number | S4CHDZ-125 |
| Packaged Quantity | 1 |
| Product Name | Skullcandy Chops |
| Product Model | HH26-SKC04 |
Technical Information
| Sound Mode | Stereo |
| Minimum Frequency Response | 20 Hz |
| Connector Plating | Gold Plated |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Impedance | 32 Ohm |
| Cable Length | 1.20 m |
| Maximum Frequency Response | 20 kHz |
Earpiece
| Earpiece Design | Over-the-ear |
| Earpiece Type | Binaural |
| Driver Size | 15 mm |
Physical Characteristics
| Form Factor | Open |
| Weight Approximate | 112.5 g |
| Colour | Yellow, Grey |
Interfaces-Ports
| Host Interface | Mini-phone |