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Skullcandy launches fully wireless earbuds – “Push” for $229.95

You’re not a headphone brand if you’re not selling fully wireless headphones right? Well Skullcandy are now in the came with the new “Push” earbuds.

They call it an “untethered audio experience” which is a good way to explain wire-free earbuds.

Jessica Klodnicki from Skullcandy says “It is a very exciting time for Skullcandy as we introduce our first True Wireless product to our youthful consumer base,”

“Push™is the latest example of the ongoing innovation our team is creating to showcase sound with unlimited possibilities, all while providing the very best audio experience for fans.”

On the side are full controls for tracks, calls, volume and voice assistant activation.

They don’t look small. Similar perhaps to Sony’s WF-1000’s, and still smaller than the Bose Soundsports.

They have six hours charge in them, and another six hours in the charging case.

You’ll find them at JB HiFi for $229.95 and online at Skullcandy.

Will give them a full review soon..

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