Gizmodo: Skullcandy

Metallica Headphones Would Have Been Awesome in the '80s Before We Knew What Dicks Metallica Were

Adam Frucci — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 16:00:00 EDT

Skullcandy and Metallica have teamed up to create these absolutely metal headphones, showing the world just how into a burned out, old-man rock band you are. Ride the lightning, bro! My recommendation: steal them, just like you steal Metallica's music (OK, don't really steal stuff, but still, screw Metallica). [Pocket Lint via SlipperyBrick]

SkullCandy Double Agent Headphones Feature Built-in SD Slot, Bypass the MP3 Player

Adrian Covert — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 19:00:21 EST

These new SkullCandy Double Agent headphones are neat because they directly read from an SD card, without the price of Bluetooth headphones or the need for an MP3 player. They hold any size SD card, feature a rechargable battery, come in three colors, and have side controls. How or why these were kept so low profile during CES, I do not know. But this is a neat piece of tech that makes good use of a simple idea. The Double Agent headphones are expected to ship in Spring 2008. [Ubergizmo]

Skullcandy Bully MP3 Watches Given Fancy New Look

Matt Buchanan — Wed, 03 Oct 2007 16:55:39 EDT

If you're searching for MP3-playing wristwear that's a bit more eye catching than nTren's MP3 watches from earlier today, Skullcandy's new Bully line looks pretty snazzy. Actually, aesthetics are the real reason to drop $200 on this MP3-playing, voice-recording set, since it lacks a bit in the features department: It doesn't have Bluetooth, like nTren's, and doesn't appear to sport an update to the guts in Skullcandy's year-old MacGyver piece, since it still only holds a gig of tracks. But if you wanted a plain or nerdy watch, you'd look elsewhere, right? [Skullcandy via Crave]

Skullcandy G.I. Headphones Kick Ass, Take Names

kthompson — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 22:19:48 EDT

Rock out in style with Skullcandy's slick DJ style G.I. headphones. They come in a variety of styles from Desert Camo to Rasta, including a couple of military-inspired designs with bullets on the leather band. The speakers on these bad boys are also made of soft leather and swivel a full 90 degrees. $69.95 may sound like a bit much for fashion-focused headphones, but Skullcandy tosses in an extra pair of earpads and a travel bag for the price. [Skullcandy G.I. via Lussorian]

Skullcandy MacGyver MP3 Watch

Jason Chen — Fri, 19 May 2006 07:30:37 EDT

We're not sure why this is called the MacGyver watch, seeing as MacGyver didn't ever use an MP3 player in any of his contraptions, as far as we recall. Nonetheless, this watch has 1 GB of flash memory and up to 5 hours of playtime with the built in headphone jack. USB1.1 support makes for length file transfers, so you won't be able to load this up while tied up in a room with an electric saw next to your crotch.

If this were really a MacGyver watch, all it would come with would be a watch band and a round piece of metal—he rest of the watch would need to be assembled from stuff lying around your house. And if you couldn't do it within an hour, it would explode.

Available June 30th.

Skullcandy MacGyver MP3 Watch [Discovery via Infinity Labs]