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When it comes to noise-cancelling earbuds, you can easily find a pairs anywhere in the $50 to $300 range. If you’re looking for a pick somewhere in the middle of that price point, you’ve likely looked at Sony, Beats, and maybe even Bose.
Skullcandy, however, is looking to break into the mid-range space with the release of its new Method 360 ANC earbuds. The earbuds, made in partnership with Bose, feature sound technology from the premium brand. At full price, the Method 360 ANC earbuds are the most expensive earbuds in Skullcandy’s lineup, but still firmly situated in the budget range for earbuds overall.
With that in mind and as someone who’s personally tried the entire line of available Bose earbuds, I knew I needed to put these Skullcandy earbuds to the test.
What makes the Skullcandy Method 360 ANC earbuds different
Skullcandy isn’t exactly the brand known for drawing in audio fidelity enthusiasts. What it is known for is affordable prices: Excluding the Method 360s, its entire earbud lineup goes for $100 or less, with several pairs available under $50, and their absolute cheapest wireless earbuds going for just $25 at full price.
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