The Ink'd Wireless is not without faults, though. Bass levels are certainly on the heavy side, which can get tiring over time. Additionally, the soundstage is narrow, mids and highs are easily overpowered by lows, and the Bluetooth connection isn't always stable. If you can bear some of these flaws and want a comfortable pair of wireless in-ears, the Skullcandy Ink'd Wireless is a good option to consider. Skullcandy Jib has a deep, smooth, and clean bass that audiophiles would enjoy. This is all thanks to its more significant drivers. There is no distortion in the bass. There is a crisp, clean, heavy, and smooth sound that is pleasant to listen to and can be heard for lengthy durations. The Skullcandy Jib consists of a 0.36-inch dynamic driver. The driver aids in the transmission of sound through the ear canal. Moreover, Bluetooth is built-in and allows you to use the earbuds wirelessly if you lose or cannot be bothered to untangle the wires every time.

Skullcandy Ink has a dynamic driver as well, except it is a little bigger. Its dimensions are 0.39 inches. A more significant driver can offer more outstanding sound quality. The Jib has a 4.0/5-star rating as rated by 2498 customers. Whereas the Ink’d have a 4.5/5-star rating as rated by 11,094 customers.

Skullcandy INK'D - Technical Overview

Skullcandy Ink, just like its counterpart, is a portable earbud with great sound. You will see a good balance between low and high mids here. These are also very light and feel quite cheap to the touch. Given my experience with the GIs (which are about 30% skullcandy and 70% superglue at this point), the thin plastics don’t inspire much confidence. They are, however, well-fabricated, with metal filters and no visible seams on the plastics (unlike the marshmallows). Mids of the Skullcandy INK’D 2.0 suffer from medium recession mostly on lower mids and lower vocals, overall they are warm, higher mids are not as recessed and at the same time they are not harsh. With an EQ the INK’D 2.0 improve very noticeably with much better lower mids and a lot less of recession. On the other hand, higher mids get harsh.

The jib can also produce heavy and powerful bass thanks to its dynamic driver. The Skullcandy Jib earbud consists of a smooth cable and a great build. Be sure to charge your earbuds on a flat surface to ensure the USB connector on the charging cord is flush and securely inserted into the charging port.They have a high standard, simple,integrated mic for voice calls that isolates voice inputs from any interruption. The speaker drives are more powerful than the average. The Jib is not equipped with active noise cancellation technology either, which means you lose out on the complete surround sound experience. Skullcandy Jib vs Ink’d Features Skullcandy jib The Skullcandy Ink’d has a slim fit style and small and large tips for choosing from, giving users various fit options.

A great wired two-way earbud, the Jib prototype is another inexpensive earbud from Skullcandy’s noise-canceling range.

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Validity : Extended Warranty will start after the Brand warranty ends & continues for 1 year/ 2 years as per plan. What's covered : The plan covers all defects & electric malfunctions as covered under the original Brand warranty. In this specific case, both the Skullcandy earbuds have different sensitivity values, with the Ink’d to possess 93.5dB, while the Jib possessed a more excellent value of 95dB.

The Jib is not equipped with active noise cancellation technology either, which means you lose out on the complete surround sound experience. The Remote control lies near the left earbud. And the Bluetooth’s built-in microphone is more than capable of producing a loud and seamless sound when speaking or listening. Sometimes, the voice can be so loud that it can force the customer to listen to music at lower volumes. The remote control is situated along with the left earbud. Unlike its counterpart, the Ink’d come with two volume buttons to increase and decrease the volume as required, and you can also control it with the smartphone. The highs of the Skullcandy INK’D 2.0 have some brightness and detail and are piercing only with very high peaks, overall they are not sibilant. If an EQ is applied they rapidly become very sibilant and a bit more piercing. However, they clear up a lot and are able to provide much more detail than before equalizing.

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This earphone does not have left and right labelled. It's made in such a way that you can use any bud for any ear. While it's smart and saves you time so that you don't need to always search what ear you need it to put it in, it makes your ear extremely scratchy and uncomfortable for the first few times you wear it. After a few days of use, you will get used to it, and it'll be hard to switch to earphones which aren't designed like this.