Buy Skullcandy Navigator Headphone w/Mic3 Hot Pink/Black, One SizeSkullcandy Navigator Headphone w/Mic3 Hot Pink/Black, One Size Product Description:
- Features: Mic 3
Product Description
Navigate your music library in total comfort with crystal clear sound while wearing the Skullcandy Navigator Mic 3 Headphones. The smaller cousin of the Aviator, the Navigator delivers the same rich sound and deep bass as its larger relative thanks to the 40mm drivers, and you can still answer phone calls with the touch of a button with the Mic 3 in-line microphone.Product Features
- Material:
- Driver: 40 mm
- Frequency Response:
- Input Connection: 3.5 mm
- Cord Length:
- Weight: (without cable) 7 oz
- Recommended Use: jamming out
- Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Retro design, decent sound
By G. Clough
I am not a die-hard skullcandy fan, but my friend is so I gave these to him to try and he agreed with me. These were pretty good headphones compared to others that I have tried, but did fall short in some aspects.What I like:-Compact design-Comfortable fit-Decent sound-Detachable cord-Inline remoteWhat I don't like:-I was expecting better sound quality for the price-Inline remote didn't work on my friends blackberryOverall, 4/5, I am keeping these because of the comfort aspect and the decent sound.
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Beautiful headphones that deliver big on sound
By N. Havas
These headphones are a turning point for Skullcandy, taking them from crappy overbuilt plastic headphones to respectable cans. Not only is the style much more "current", the sound that these headphones kicks out is phenomenal for a "lifestyle" item. Obviously, if you go with more expensive items you can get slightly better sound, and there might even be a few under 100$ that can outperform these sonically, but we all know that one of the reasons you're looking at this product page is because these headphones look really cool.Well, they are! They're incredibly comfortable, block out a good deal of outside noise, and crank out music with excellent clarity across all standard frequencies. The bass is present and powerful, but not muddy or amplified like on Beats headphones. The highs are crystal clear and the mids sit on a nice warm level where they're neither too intrusive nor too lacking or "hollow" sounding. Really, I can't stress how impressive these headphones are. I can hear things I could never hear before even with expensive PC speakers.These are not, however, headphones for audiophiles.These are layman's headphones. They crank out a very respectable and clear sound that to anyone who can't tell the difference would sound impeccable. They look really, really cool, they bend to fit your head, and they're partially a fashion accessory and partially an expensive pair of cans. Don't go expecting to hear "the air between the strings" as some people say, but do expect to discover new things about your music if you're upgrading from a 20$ pair of sonys or apple earbuds.Also, after having listened extensively to music on both Beats and Aviators / Navigators, Skullcandy is the winner and there is absolutely no contest. They have created earphones that are actually respectable sonically, don't completely mess up your music for more bass, and aren't made of cheap and easily breakable plastic.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Reasonable headphones for the money
By Krash
So I'm not typically a huge Skullcandy fan, but these are actually pretty nice. My main pair of "around the house" cans is a set of Sennheiser HD-580's, and my normal "travel" set are also Sennheiser PXA-200 II's. These could probably fill the need for someone looking to replace both of those with one pair. The sound (after my standard break-in procedure) was really quite decent for a pair of Skullcandies, it's a little bass-heavy, but not too awful for what these are. Physically, the mic and remote are very well built, even with my big lobster claws called hands, I can easily find the volume and "center" click on the remote. The construction is decent, however I will say that the headband is *tight* - I was able to bend it out to make it more comfortable, but that was a little concerning to do at first. (I wear a 7-3/8 hat)The only other negative I can think of on these is that the bag they come in is cheap. The Aviator appears to come in a nice case, as well do the VMODA's that I've had my eyes on for a while. I may eventually replace these with the VMODA's, but for 200 bucks it'll be a bit,
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