Skullcandy Indy ANC True Wireless

Sculpted sound with bass emphasis Cool design Companion app features adjustable EQ Effective voice controls

Middling noise cancellation

The eye-catching Skullcandy Rail ANC earphones seamlessly integrate with an intuitive companion app and drive a good amount of bass, but they don't cancel noise particularly well.

Deep, clean sound ; Easy-to-use companion app ; Decent Active Noise cancellation ; Tile integration

Hit-or-miss touch controls ; Limited EQ settings ; Mediocre call quality ; Average battery life

Good audio quality, active noise cancellation and built-in Tile tracking come with underwhelming call quality and finicky touch controls for a semi-decent pair of earbuds.

IPX4 rating for water resistance. Stable enough for exercise. Great noise isolation. Well-built, portable design. 3 EQ presets.

Mediocre noise handling performance. 5.1-hour continuous battery life. No graphic EQ.

The Skullcandy Indy ANC aren't bad for neutral sound. They have a bass-heavy sound profile that may be muddy or boomy for fans of a more neutral sound. While vocals and lead instruments are clear and present in the mix, upper harmonics are dark and...

IPX4 water resistance Battery life Personal Sound by MIMI Good app Tile locating on board

Chunky Mic is only okay Bassy by default

If you want comfortable earbuds with good functionality and a companion app, the Skullcandy Rail ANC are a reliable option. If you can get along with the chunkier size, they reward with reliable touch controls and decent noise canceling.

Impressive active noise cancellation ; Secure and comfortable fit ; Great audio quality ; Tile integration

Earbud controls different to other brands

The Skullcandy Indy ANC manage to fit in one product great audio quality, secure and comfortable design, personally optmised sound, impressive active noise cancellation and even a Tile tracker to find them if they are misplaced – and you get all that...