Skullcandy Knockout headphones review

Chloe Norgaard is the beautiful face of the Skullcandy Knockout campaign - pic taken from Skullcandy website

 I was looking for my first ever set of headphones when I stumbled upon these lovelies. Now I love almost all music, but am in no way an educated or experienced audiophile. I can't stand distorted or muffled sounding music/sound and that's about it. Shaped like smaller versions of the Aviators or restyled Navigators, the Knockouts are marketed as 'headphones for women;' Supposedly the sound is geared for our ears. Regardless of the technological jargon, when I saw these I knew that they would be mine...

Because I cannot resist floral print and multicolour haired models.

'If you like the headphones, you're gonna love this BOX!' packaging at its best :)

  These headphones are comfortable, they cut out almost all other noise & they have a removable cable that plugs into one side. The sound quality is perfect for me and you all know that I bought it for the sweet retro style :)  At US$99.95 they are not the cheapest, but are not hideously expensive either. They are available in 'Duck Egg,' 'Black Spike,' and 'Burgundy Floral.'

After a few weeks of use I noticed that the jack that connects to the headphones needs to be jiggled around a bit to regain contact, otherwise you will hear sound in only one ear. This is not ideal but it is something that doesn't bother me too much. I would say I was kind of hoping for more but lets be honest, I bought these for their looks >.<

What they look like on  ◠ω◠:

They also come with this super cute little matching pouch to store them in, which is a big plus in my eyes as it protects them for dust and sand when you put it in your bag.

You can buy them on the Skullcandy Website HERE.

If you get a chance to get a hold of these, I would recommend them! They are beautiful with a nice choice of colours - The only issue that I've had is that the jack needs to be wiggled a bit to get propper contact.
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