Skullcandy's New Mod Earbuds Offer Cheap Multipoint Bluetooth Support

Skullcandy continues its trend of inexpensive, versatile earplugs with its latest offering, the Mod Earplugs. All standard rates are here with IP55 weather resistance and USB-C charging. The Mods also manage to pack in multipoint Bluetooth connectivity which, as the name suggests, allows you to connect and listen to multiple devices at once. This isn’t a new feature for earbuds in general, but when those earbuds only cost $60, it’s definitely worth a look.

You can have them in any color as long as it’s black.

Wireless earbuds have become the standard for answering calls, jamming or accessing voice assistants like Amazon’s Alexa and Google Assistant. That’s why it’s so common to see prices over $100. It’s even possible to spend as much as $249.99 for something like the Apple AirPods Pro. There are plenty of budget-friendly options on the market, but few can compete with the features of more expensive models. However, Skullcandy shakes up that idea by offering a range of features in a pair of earbuds that are remarkably cheap by comparison. Skullcandy even rolled into Tile tracking which can be accessed via an app if you happen to misplace these earbuds.

The Mods also come with a variety of ear tips to ensure a comfortable fit.

While Skullcandy is known to produce products with some loud and outrageous designs, the Mod earbuds are extremely harmless in terms of their looks and style. They are no different from what you would expect from a pair of wireless earbuds and are currently only available in black.

As we tend to use our wireless earbuds for different tasks, multipoint Bluetooth connections have become an increasingly important feature. This feature allows your earbuds to stay connected to multiple devices at once and differentiate between audio sources. For example, you can stay paired with your laptop and receive calls from your phone seamlessly, and your earbuds know how to cut out the noise from your laptop when you pick up the phone.

To round out the list of features, the Mods use Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity and can last up to seven hours on a single charge with an additional 27 hours stored in the case. While they may not have active noise cancellation, the microphones used by the Mods are capable of reducing background noise. You can also access a hearing mode via the Skullcandy app or the touch controls built into the earbuds. The Mods aren’t blowing anyone away in terms of their features or appeal, but their low price tag is certainly enough to grab the attention of the more budget-conscious among us.

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