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Pocket-lint‘s review Edit Like Unlike

The Skullcandy 50/50 certainly look the part and the comfy design, complete with differently sized ear pieces for you to choose from is also a bonus. Although they block out a fair bit of noise, the overall audio is a tad disappointing considering the price tag, but the splendid bass certainly helps to sweeten the pill. The inclusion of a protective carry case, while probably irrelevant to some, should mean that the headphones survive that bit longer than some slightly cheaper rivals, and the addition of an in-line remote is also a useful feature, as long as you've got an iPod or iPhone to make full use if it.

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May 05, 2011

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www.whathifi.com‘s review Edit Like Unlike

Disappointing; they may look good but they sound crude and unrefined. The 50/50s definitely come out swinging with powerful bass – but once unleashed, there’s no subtlety or composure, and they don’t sound as if they have a clear grasp of rhythm.

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PC Advisor‘s review Edit Like Unlike

Despite finding its bass to be often overwhelming, we think the Skullcandy 50/50 is a nice headset for certain audiences. We know there are plenty of listeners out there - particularly those who listen to electronic music and hip-hop, and those who play games on their portable devices - who will love the bass, and we have no trouble recommending this model to them, especially given its price. It’s also worth considering if the look of your headphones is important (and you like the Skullcandy style.)

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Jul 28, 2010

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Macworld‘s review Edit Like Unlike

Despite finding its bass to be often overwhelming, I think the 50/50 is a nice headset for certain audiences. I know there are plenty of listeners out there particularly those who listen to electronic music and hip-hop, and those who play games on their portable devices who will love the bass, and I have no trouble recommending this model to them, especially given its price. It’s also worth considering if the look of your headphones is important (and you like the Skullcandy style.) However, listeners looking for more-balanced sound should consider the similarly priced NuForce NE-7M or, for $20 more, the excellent Maximo iP-HS5 .

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Published on:
Jul 27, 2010

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PC Magazine‘s review Edit Like Unlike

Priced at just under $50, Skullcandy's 50/50 earphones are a solid low-cost choice for extreme bass lovers with iPhones.

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Mar 16, 2010

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