Before purchasing a pair of SkullCandy wireless headphones, it's important to understand how this new technology works. Ordinary SkullCandy headphones receive electric impulses from DVD and MP3 players. When you buy SkullCandy wireless headphones, you will be provided with a base unit, which you should plug into the device producing music. This unit will transmit the sound signals to the wireless headphones, allowing them to differentiate between different devices in the house.
Circumaural headphones have circular ear pads, which make them suitable for recording studios, while closed-ear headphones help filter out external interferences, offering the listener a better listening experience. The bass is also quite powerful and does not distort even at high volumes. SkullCandy headphones are also cost-effective compared to other headphones with similar performance levels.
These in-ear headphones are often bundled with iPods and other MP3 players and can simply be placed in a pocket. Another type of headphones, which are larger than in-ear headphones, sit on the ear and include an elastic frame that either rests on the head or wraps around the neck. An open design essentially means that the audio from the transducer will diffuse to the outside of the headphones. It can also cross-couple into the other earpiece. Some digital wireless headphones operate at the less crowded 5.8 GHz frequency band. This band provides less competition from other wireless devices compared to the 2.4 GHz band.