Sony WH-H900N vs Skullcandy Crusher

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Skullcandy Crusher vs Sony WH-H900N has no active noise-canceling. Both appliances are over-ear and closed back. Although they are wireless, an audio cable comes with the headphones.

Features

The impedance of the headphones is approximately the same, as Skullcandy Crusher has 33 Ohm and Sony WH-H900N has 32 Ohm. However, there is a considerable difference in frequency response. The first device has a 20 Hz - 20 kHz frequency response while the second one has 5 Hz - 40 kHz. The sensitivity of Skullcandy Crusher is 90 dB while Sony WH-H900N has a 103 dB level.

Only Sony WH-H900N supports aptX and NFC and has in-line control. However, the battery life of Skullcandy Crusher is 40 hours while the other one works only 28 hours and it takes 6 hours to charge it. The battery-free listening mode is available in both cases. These devices support Google assistant and Siri.

Sound

Skullcandy Crusher offers an immersive bass experience with powerful haptic feedback. Most music sounds good and crisp, but complicated melodies and very high or very low notes can sound a bit muddled. Also, it produces an average clarity.

The sound of Sony WH-H900N is clear and crisp, so you will not face any problem with the high-frequency base of the headphone.

Comfort and design

Skullcandy Crusher weighs 275 g and they are lighter than Sony WH-H900N with 290-gram weight. The appliances are foldable and have an adjustable headband.

It is possible to speak using a built-in microphone. The audio cable which comes with these headphones is 120cm long.

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