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Skullcandy Crusher ANC review: Pricey, but a treat for audiophiles

Its bass-heavy tuning is amazing and sensory bass feature a treat; battery life, comfort and Tile feature are all very good, but the headphones may still be too expensive for Rs 24,999

Skullcandy Crusher ANC headphones review
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The Skullcandy Crusher ANC’s sensory bass feature will definitely amaze everyone

Erick Massey New Delhi
Most high-end headphones these days look good, sound as they should, and possibly carry a new feature or two to catch audiophiles’ attention. Skullcandy's Crusher ANC has all these and a little more — its bass-specific tuning sets it apart from others in the high-end headphones space.

When we say high-end, it means, among other things, a hefty price tag. Sure, at Rs 24,999, the Crusher ANC is no cheap toy. Is that a deal to go for? Let's find out.

The most common challenge that high-end headphones face is that there are just a few players and each, with

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