Widely available online at Rs. 2,999, the Skullcandy Ink'd Wireless is an upgraded version of the Ink'd 2.0, which can be bought for around Rs. 1,000 right now. This wireless in-ear headset is similar in essence to its predecessor, but there are some design changes to enable the newwireless functionality. We're reviewing the Ink'd Wireless, so read on to find out everything about the latest wireless headphones from Skullcandy. Issue: Not seeing the LED light on Ink’d® Wireless that indicates earbuds are charging. Or, not seeing LED light on Ink’d® Wireless that indicates headphones are finished charging, despite charging for 1+ hours . Issue: Not seeing the LED light on Ink’d®+ Wireless that indicates earbuds are charging. Or, not seeing LED ligh t on Ink’d®+ Wireless that indicates headphones are finished charging, despite charging for 1+ hours .

The premium you pay is going entirely towards the Bluetooth functionality and battery that allow for wireless use. However, the Bluetooth connection isn't always stable even at close range. There is occasional transmission lag, but this doesn't happen very often and is unlikely to bother you too much. Wait momentarily after plugging the earbuds in , occasionally it takes a few seconds to begin charging . When charging the device, we recommend using a cable, charger , or outlet with a power output that does not exceed 18-Watt (5 Volts/3.6amps). With Get Down Saturday Night, we found that the soundstage was a bit too narrow, with very little in the way of spaciousness. The tonality of the sound didn't strike us as very good, and the entire sonic presentation felt like that of a budget headset. Although the Skullcandy Ink'd Wireless is reasonably priced for a Bluetooth headset, it's sound is essentially on par with the much more affordable Ink'd 2.0. Be sure to charge your earbuds on a flat surface to ensure the USB connector on the charging cord is flush and securely inserted into the charging port.The Ink'd Wireless is not without faults, though. Bass levels are certainly on the heavy side, which can get tiring over time. Additionally, the soundstage is narrow, mids and highs are easily overpowered by lows, and the Bluetooth connection isn't always stable. If you can bear some of these flaws and want a comfortable pair of wireless in-ears, the Skullcandy Ink'd Wireless is a good option to consider.