Skullcandy Riff

Skullcandy Venue available in Black or White for £149.99 from Argos or HMV So Recently we have been reviewing a number of the range brought to you via Skullcandy and this time we were lucky to test the Skullcandy Venue and I have to say boy was I impressed. We collected these at a press […]

Skullcandy Riff review: The Skullcandy Riff wireless is a decent headphone with good audio quality, design, and style. Read our review to know if you should buy it or not.

Skullcandy Venue review: The Skullcandy Venue looks the part, like what you would expect a noise cancelling headphone to look like

Long-lasting, active noise-cancelling cans

Skullcandy has spent the last 15 years catering to the younger, fast-paced generation that’s always on the go. But as time goes on and new technologies develop, it was time

Our two cents on Skullcandy's first ANC headphones - the Venue

Blocking yourself from the outside world shouldn't necessarily come at a premium cost, and that's what the Skullcandy Venue offers, with noise cancellation and minimal looks for under $300.

The Riff Wireless get all of the basics right. Audio quality is good, battery life is long, and they're light and comfortable on the ears.

The Skullcandy Riff Wireless headphones bring the bass at an affordable price—just don't expect much in the way of extras.

The Skullcandy Venue comes with Tile’s clever lost and found tech built in - a great pair of cans for the forgetful

The Skullcandy Venue are on-ear noise-cancelling headphones full of neat features and good, if not nearly class-leading, sound quality

The GHI's Tried & Tested review of the Skullcandy Riff