INDY™ EVO has stereo (both bud) calling and streaming so you’ll always hear the caller or your content in both ears. Ambient Mode will allow you to amplify your surroundings so that you’re able to still maintain some situational awareness when wearing your earbuds. The Skullcandy Indy Evo are a decent pair of true wireless earbuds. They’re comfortable and secure, which alongside the sweat resistance, makes them a good choice to use for exercise, whether that’s gym sessions or running. One of the most exciting areas that Skullcandy has begun to explore in recent years, is the wireless earbud range. True wireless earbuds are exceedingly popular in a world where people want more freedom to move and explore. When you pair your earbuds a second time or to a subsequent device put the headset units into both ears. Hold your fingers to the touch sensors on both the left and right units for 6 seconds.

The earphones are relatively comfortable, for the most part – but you do get a bit of fatigue after a lengthy listening session. There’s also no ANC here, but the snugness of the in-ear fit does mean that you get more isolation from the outside world. Skullcandy Indy Evo review: Features You may be able to listen up to 30+ feet (10 meters) away from your paired device though the connection experience may vary based on your environment.

You can also enable pairing mode by touching and holding the touch area while the buds are turned on .

Answer: Various reasons could prevent the earbuds from pairing together, but there are a few solutions that will solve this problem . Each bud will last 6 hours from a single charge, while the case provides an extra 24 hours - so you’ll get 30 hours of music in total from them. Considering the fact that these are cheap headphones, that’s impressive. If both buds flash blue after being powered on, it means they are connecting to each other , and you should wait for them to finish. If you have issues with the pairing process , reset the earbuds and try pairing them to a source device. This allows both the LEFT and RIGHT bud to work alone, which allows more media controls and features to be activated from either side, and the microphone to work on either side. Functions such as, play/pause, answer call/hang up call, Activate Assistant, switching between EQ modes, and Ambient Mode can be controlled on both the LEFT and RIGHT bud, simplifying the user experience.The earbuds will automatically connect to the last device they were connected to , provided that the device is within the Bluetooth range and has its Bluetooth activated. Take out the earbuds from the case and wait a few seconds as they pair with each other. They will be blinking blue while they do this.

Setting up your Skullcandy Indy earphones is relatively simple too. The earbuds go into pairing mode when you remove them from the box. As long as your smartphone or device has Bluetooth enabled, you’ll be ready to connect immediately. You will know they have paired with each other when they play a tone, and only the left earbud flashes red and blue. However, the features that the Indy Evo earphones do have are decent enough. For instance, you get a total of 30 hours of battery life with a rapid charge function when you’re in a hurry. Your default EQ setting is 'Music Mode', optimized for bringing out the best sound in music as well great for general listening. Yes, we’ve integrated a new titanium-coated driver and improved tuning for a more premium listening experience.Also, note that leaving them in pairing mode for extended periods will also turn them off, and you can manually power them on or place them in the case and then take them out to power them on. The best cheap true wireless earbuds you can buy are the Cambridge Audio Melomania 1 Plus, they might be pricier than these but spending the extra cash will make the world of difference when it comes to sound quality. They’re not quite as secure as the Skullcandy Indy Evo, but you’re still getting a lot for your money.