Mod: Skullcandy’s new headphones go multipoint Bluetooth

Mods are headphones true-wireless of the most classic, which differ little from what Skullcandy already offers. The design, quite conventional, is very similar to that of the Sesh Evo and the Grind. The latest products from the American brand therefore take up this in-ear design in the shape of an elongated bean, but with slightly more rounded angles than on the two models mentioned above. Certified IP55, they fear neither dust nor splashing water. These intras come with three pairs of different sized silicone tips. The case, on the other hand, seems thin enough to be carried everywhere without too many problems.

Each earbud is equipped with a 6mm speaker and a mic promising to effectively isolate the user’s voice from surrounding noise during calls. The Mods do not embed any active noise reduction technology, but benefit from a mode of listening to surrounding sounds to compensate for the passive isolation due to the silicone tips. They communicate in Bluetooth 5.2 and are able to connect to two different sources simultaneously. The intras are compatible with the Skullcandy mobile app, which gives access to an equalizer and offers the possibility of modifying the actions relating to the touch controls of each earphone, among others. Finally, the announced autonomy is 7 hours per charge and an additional 27 hours thanks to the case.

Mods are now available for $59.99.