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AWARE AND IN TUNE
Push 720 Open redefines the way you experience audio, seamlessly blending your digital and physical worlds. Enjoy music or podcasts all day while staying tuned-in to what’s going on around you. Push 720 Open is lightweight...
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I really like these earbuds for mountain biking. I can very easily hear others around me while wearing them, and the overall sound clarity surprised me considering the design. My favorite thing about them is they have physical buttons, so they aren’t plagued by the issues earbuds with touch controls have when doing active sports outside. The case is very unique and overall I like the design a lot. The bass is noticeably lacking out of the box, but there was a large quantity of settings in the Skullcandy app I could tweak to get them to sound more bass heavy. I would rate them 5 stars if their retail price wasn’t so high. If you find a pair on sale, I would highly recommend you pick them up!
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Peter · 7 days ago
I love just about everything of the Push 720 open. The sound is great. They stay in place. They drop down a bit from how they're shown in the pictures, but not much, and they are comfortable. I wanted something with which I could receive calls while driving and still hear my surroundings, and they work great for this. The only thing I'm not crazy about is the battery life. If I'm in conversations or streaming for a few hours, the battery life drops significantly. I knew this before purchasing, but for my lifestyle it works just fine.
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Mary · August 30, 2026
Not particularly impressed with this set of earbuds. . . Considering the price point of $150 USD (possibly less if on sale), these earbuds do not hold up well. The metal clip on the case broke within about a month of owning them, the paint on the earbuds began wearing away within 3-4 months, and they felt like they were losing their battery capacity around that time as well. The few redeeming factors of these earbuds are that they have physical buttons which are responsive and easy to use, the startup sequence has been made faster (power on, battery percent, and connected), and despite the questionable build quality, the fabric case seems nice, albeit quite bulky. I've owned a Dime 3 set from Skullcandy as a backup that have held up for much longer, and at a much cheaper price point.