Skullcandy - Hesh ANC

I use these for all my devices. I definitely remember picking them up for $50 at Wal-Mart, but idk. https://www.amazon.com/Skullcandy-Cancelling-Headphones-Microphone-Bluetooth/dp/B0CBLKS51N It might have been eBay refurbished though. They're $50 on there. https://ebay.us/m/JDPlFj

So I personally have the skull candy HESH ANC. These are technically BT headphones but they do have a 3.5 mm cord that they can be used as standard wired headphones. As long as he doesn’t need the microphone he doesn’t even need to charge them to work in wired mode. I have Phonak RIC and these fit over my ears and aids and I get no feedback. They are also a few years old so I’m sure the price has dropped.

Skullcandy hesh ANC. I feel comfortable with them and they sound good. But I only use them when I don't want to make any noise so, rarely

Really late but I was quite disappointed in the sound and noise cancelling. I owned a pair of Skullcandy Hesh ANCs a couple years ago and they sounded richer (albeit with a crap ton of bass) and the ANC was really good. The noise cancelling and fit was never too good for me with the 720ns and the sound was quite disappointing. However, I just bought the ult wears today and man these things are FANTASTIC. 

I use Skullcandy’s Hesh ANC, I really like them.

I too started out with Hesh and since then I've owned a few pairs of Crusher Evos and just now updated to the 540s. I love Skullcandy.

Skullcandy crusher or Hesh. Very good build quality ,sound , durability 

Evos are dope and if looking for cheaper than the hesh are nice without the crazy bass of the evo. Stay away from their in ear pods they all seem to have issues after a while

My brother gave me a pair of his old headphones. They are the skullcandy hesh over ear headphones. These are about 10 years old now and still going very strong.

My Skullcandy Hesh were a pleasant surprise. After 12 years, I finally broke the headband, but they hold a charge like the day I bought them and are only on their second set of earpads. Not sure how the current model holds up but, but I wouldn't hesitate to give them a try if I were in the market for new headphones (I currently am preferring my bone conduction headphones and just DIYed a repair for the Hesh for now)