Skull Candy Lowrider

Pros: comfortable, sound good, portable

Cons: can't use on ears and around neck

Review: Bought them for 40, and man they are worth it. better sounding than bose triports my friend lets me borrow sometimes, and look way cooler too. very portable, they fold up nicely to fit in most hoodie/jacket pockets. if you lay them around your neck, the ...

Pros: Adjustability, Portability, Rockability, Warranty

Cons: They Don't Fit Very Snug On Your Head

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Review: Before I purchased the Skullcandy Lowrider Headphones I was always the type of person who would use the cheap earbuds that would come with mp3 players and would be reasonably satisfied with them. I don't know what suddenly clicked on in my mind, but I ...

Pros: -Relatively cheap
-Very stylish
-Good sound quality
-Awesome warranty package
-Easy to store

Cons: -Very fragile
-Virtually no bass

The Bottom Line: Ultimately my opinion is that if you are strapped for cash, need a good pair of headphones and want to add some style the Skullcandy Lowrider is a great deal.

Review: When in the market for a new set of headphones I stumbled across this pair of headphones the stylish lining and design as well as the reputation Skull Candy carries I thought I had a solid pair of headphones. After first plugging them into my computer I ...

Pros: -Colorful and stylish
-Not terribly expensive

Cons: -Fit poorly
-Fall off easily
-Cheaply constructed
-Awful bass response

The Bottom Line: Steer clear of Lowriders-- their sound quality, especially bass, is pathetic, and they'll fall off your head at the drop of a hat.

Review: When my last pair of ear buds died, I was looking for a worthy replacement, and looking to step up in quality. Though not having much knowledge about them beforehand, I decided to have a go with the Skullcandy Lowriders, as they were attractive and fit ...

Pros: Comfortable fit, fold conveniently for storage.

Cons: No bass. Sound dull and flat.

The Bottom Line: I can't recommend them. Period.

Review: The other day, I was out jogging along the Chattahoochee river along with my constant companion, my Zune 120 GB  digital media player. I had a pair of ...