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Question: The information appears to be incorrect... Can someone tell me if this has an nylon or metal travel case?
Document: Frankly the pictures do not match up with the description, which does not match the product that arrived. The description denotes a nylon/mesh carry case while the picture clearly shows a hard plastic/metal carry case (not really a major issue). The larger issue is that the picture denotes a plug with 4 separate lines, indicating the model with the inline microphone for use with phones. The picture also shows an inline microphone. Unfortunately the model that arrived only has three lines, and no inline microphone.
They work fine plus they come with a metal case unlike my last pair which was made out of cloth.
Apart from what the picture shows, this product does not have an inline mic. The metal vase is also a giant step down from the previous soft case.
The cord is attached well to the earbud casing and the casing itself is solid. It looks much more difficult for the cover to &#34;pop off&#34; like what seems to happen with the 50-50's or the Smokin' Buds; heck I can barely tell where the case pieces begin and end. I am sure if you take care of these, keep them in the case, and don't whip them around they'll last!Now for the sound quality.
Earphones was great! Delivery was timely! I would recommend getting a set for yourself or as a gift someone! Enjoying the durability and the sound is fabulous!
There is often a little bit of warning before they die--you get lots of feedback from the wireI just wanted to make a review of this product because I am someone who reads reviews on all of the products I am considering to buy and figured I would let others know about my positive experience with this brand. It only seems fair that someone tells you both sides of the product before buying. That way you can weight the pros and cons and make the decision appropriately.
They always figure out a way to use cheaper materials and provide less when they do that. Anyways, there must be something about the metal housing that makes these headphones pump. Very happy. If you like it loud, and like the bass punching through clean...try these. They're great.
This are the No.1 product for on the o music lovers,i work as a maintenance man and when i'am working in an apartment times just fly when i got my music going ,the sound it's  nice LOUD! and very clear love the metallic case they come on keeps them dry and protected when not in use. if you are looking for a Bad A**  ear plugs this are the ones you want to get. GO FOR IT!
The aluminum housing makes the headphones feel mature, solid, and durable. The paint does chip on them, but as long as you use the carrying case provided, you will be fine. Finally, the sound is not punchy, meaning it does not sound like the music is right next to your ears all the time. Which can be good or bad. You can hear a clear depth in the music but if you want those punchy snare hits, these might not deliver.
I'm no audiophile...just a metalhead looking for decent buds for pounding metal. My old Titans died out after serving me reliably for a couple years. I checked out Skullcandy's website to look at new models, and was surprised that they don't provide output ratings on their products. I tried the INK'D 2.0. They just never pushed my music to where it ought to be enjoyed. I had to get another pair of Titans. I didn't even bother with the new version.
Answer: Mine did come with a little metal case about the size of a Copenhagen can