Skullcandy launches Sesh wireless earbuds with up to 10 hours battery life in India
We have seen that there is a growing trend of releasing wireless earbuds in the industry. This was started by Apple when they released the first version

We have seen that there is a growing trend of releasing wireless earbuds in the industry. This was started by Apple when they released the first version of AirPods and it has continued ever since then.
Also, the trend has been helped more by people’s needs because of a lack of headphone jack.
Nonetheless, we have seen great headphones and earphones in the wireless category since then. Now, Skullcandy has joined the trend by releasing their own pair of wireless earbuds called the Skullcandy Sesh earbuds.
First of all, it has to be noted that the Skullcandy Sesh comes with its own case for charging. This makes them look very premium and you can get power whenever you want. Also, they have a premium look and come in a metal finish. Apart from that, the battery life promised by Skullcandy is very good as well.
Skullcandy says that its wireless earbuds can run up to 10 hours on a single charge which includes both the earbuds and charging case as well. Skullcandy claims that you get 3 hours of battery life on each earbud while the charging case gives a 7-hour battery life.
The price of Skullcandy Sesh is also decent as it is priced in India at Rs. 5,999 which is the same as OnePlus’ Bullets Wireless 2. But note that OnePlus’ wireless offering is not truly wireless while Skullcandy’s offerings are truly wireless.
Therefore, we can say that Skullcandy’s offerings are already a winner when compared to OnePlus Bullets Wireless 2. On top of that, you get IP55 water-resistant rating with Skullcandy Sesh which means you get sweat, water, and dust resistance.
As far as color options are concerned, Skullcandy Sesh comes in Indigo, Deep Red and Fearless Black colors. You can get this pair of wireless earbuds from Skullcandy at your nearest Skullcandy retailer starting today.
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