Skullcandy Celebrates TMNT's 40th Anniversary With A Pair Of Earbuds and Headphones
Both devices have really cool glow-in-the-dark elements and tons of TCRI (if you know, you know) Mutagen Ooze green that really make them stand out from yards away. The PLYR adds turtle shell earcups and manhole (driver) covers inside the ear cushions. In terms of customization elements, red, green, orange, and blue eartips (Push) and headband suspension (PLYR) allow owners to color match with their favorite turtle.
In terms of hardware, the Push and PLYR share Bluetooth 5.2 and built in Tile finding tech (i.e, ping your lost device via the Tile app). The Push comes with flexible ear hooks for a more secure fit, Skull-IQ voice assistant, plus IP55 dust-water resistance. Gamers will enjoy the PLYR's Clear Voice smart mic, advanced audio control and customization through Skullcandy HQ (available for PC), and a 2.4GHz transmitter for low latency sound.
Salt Lake City-based Skullcandy has had a busy year releasing products from budget earbuds and bass-thumping headphones, to Bluetooth portable speakers. The PLYR is available now for $150, whereas the the PUSH can be had for $100.