Skullcandy - Hesh Evo

Hey Op. Been trying out some headphones for pretty much the same reason you are. [Airplanes and overall work noise or quiet time]  I have to sleep with headphones on bc of noise anxiety, so i depend on the sets having insulated sound and high comfort. Bass is a must.  My current wireless set is Hesh3 Evo from skullcandy. They have not failed me ever when it comes to sound quality, noise suppressiom, hands free app and music control, and voice to text or calling accessibility of which i love. Most importantly  they fit over the ear nicely and have soft leather cushioning with a plastic chassis that snugs tight. I have 2 pairs of these baddies. Also the led light isnt visible during use. So no worries about any flashing lights at night. Pros were the above.  Cons are as follows.  - ive noticed that due to lack of support for Right to Repair  the earpads can tear the lining at the attachment point and would need repair to be fixed as its only lightly glued to a plastic base rather than clipped in and isnt readily accessible for replacement.  - when its at 10% itll pause any sound and go "battery low" every 5min then at 5% itll be every 2min and at near 1 itll spam or disconnect. Which i find always annoying.  Im in the process of buying a new pair of headphones and am looking for repair shops to fix my pads so i dont throw these out. im considering getting the Crusher Evo

I can even vouch for the Hesh Evo headphones too if price is a factor.

I got the normal evo, can't stand how boomy it is on android, weirdly it sounds nice on my ipod touch 4th gen. Came from the 2nd gen wired crushers, loved that one, never boomy, very clear sound plus rumble

Weirdly I also use Skullcandy. I have a set of Hesh Evo which is going on probably 5 years of daily use now, 6+ hours a day. I use it for teams, zoom, music, etc.

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

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)

Just find yourself some over the ear headphones that are closed back. Basically they cover your ears and the sound from what you're listening to can only go into your ears. Look into skullcandy hesh they even have an aux port for when your battery dies and they just act like regular headphones.