David Bridges
Skullcandy has just launched an innovative pair of wireless earbuds, known as the Method 360 ANC. This latest offering is particularly noteworthy because Skullcandy has collaborated with the renowned headphone manufacturer Bose to enhance its audio performance. The earbuds feature eartips that closely resemble those from Bose’s acclaimed QuietComfort series, ensuring a comfortable listening experience.
This collaboration is part of the established Sound by Bose platform, where Bose assists competing brands in achieving superior sound quality and tuning. A similar feature can also be found in the Motorola Moto Buds+ earbuds, showcasing Bose’s influence in the audio market.
Beyond their impressive collaboration, the Method 360 ANC earbuds position themselves as a competitive option in a saturated market. They boast features such as active noise cancellation (ANC), multipoint connectivity, customizable EQ settings, wear detection, and a variety of additional functionalities. The battery life is rated at approximately 10 hours per charge, extending to a remarkable 40 hours with the included charging case. It’s essential to note that this extended battery life is based on ANC being switched off. Additionally, the earbuds come equipped with a quick-charge feature, allowing for two hours of playback with just ten minutes of charging. The charging case is designed with an O-ring for convenient attachment to various items and is available in multiple vibrant colors.
The earbuds come equipped with several sets of eartips, utilizing Bose technology to guarantee a snug, ultra-comfortable fit along with exceptional noise isolation. They seamlessly integrate with the Skull-iQ app, which allows users to make EQ adjustments, reconfigure buttons, and switch between different ANC modes. Currently, the Method 360 ANC earbuds are available for an introductory price of $100, with plans to increase to 0 at a later date.
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