Overall, the Skullcandy Indy Evo headphones are the closest I've come to finding a pair of wireless headphones to replace my aging Skullcandy Fix headphones (which I still use when I travel, running the wires down my shirt to avoid snags). However, this can easily be shaken off as these moments are about as long as it took Data to decide not to join the Borg. I did notice a little fuzz in quiet moments, like song intros or during more intimate moments in the music. So for a headphone like the Indy Evo to deliver my high quality music files as expected is a huge deal for a picky music brat such as myself. While streaming services are getting better in delivery of higher quality formats, if I'm sticking things in my ears to enjoy music, then I expect to damn well enjoy it. With streaming, there is a lower expectation of the quality of the sound. I don't use streaming services, so there is always a high expectation in the headphones I use that they will take my high quality Mp3 or FLAC files and deliver the sound that I expect. One of my biggest gripes with wireless headphones is depth of sound, especially through streaming services. There were no sharp, disorienting highs here, only smooth jamz. The Indy Evo headphones delivered a very smooth and even sound across mids and highs, where many wireless headphones struggle, often delivering highs that are almost painful. With Worakls, I could hear the violins, the movements of the cello and the bass drop (when it was time for the bass to drop). These are true earbuds (that is, they go in your ear rather than sit against or on it) and come with a handful of extra rubber stuff for an enhanced fit so they'll stay in place and keep out the annoying sounds of the world around you in the process. The bass was back, the depth of sound was right where it's supposed to be. It took a second to pair them properly but once I did, I found my new favorite wireless earbuds. There are no buttons on the Indy Evo, so get out your stopwatch because everything from volume to call control to the built-in equalizer is controlled via touch based taps and holding your finger against the earbuds. They have a form factor that combines the stick design of Airpods with the comfort of traditional wired Skullcandy headphones.

For me, the real deal here are the Indy Evo headphones.

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