GET $90 OFF: As of April 19, the Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2 over-ear noise-canceling headphones are available for just $139.88 at Amazon, down from $229.99. That's a 39% discount or $90.11 off.
There's something forever nostalgia-inducing about the music you listened to in high school — and the headphones you listened to it on. Remember the Skullcandy wired headphones you used to rock out to My Chemical Romance with back in the day? They're still around and better than ever, and there's a great deal on a grownup pair of Skullcandy noise-canceling headphones today. And you don't even have to go to Hot Topic to get them. Buy Rock Crusher Companies
As of April 19, the Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2 noise-canceling headphones are on sale for $139.88 at Amazon, marked down from $229.99. That's a 39% discount (or $90.11 off) and the lowest price we've seen yet.
Unlike the headphones you sported in your teen years, the Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2 boast a major upgrade in audio quality and technology. They feature active noise-canceling technology, 50 hours of battery life, and Bluetooth connectivity. You can even connect to two devices at once to easily switch between connecting to your phone and laptop. Plus, a quick 10-minute charge will get you up to four hours of playback.
Four microphones mean clear phone calls and a custom sound test will tune the audio to your ideal settings. Switch easily between different levels of noise cancellation to block out the world or let in more sound when you're running errands around town.
Grab the Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2 noise-canceling headphones on sale for their lowest price ever and rock on.
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