SkullCandy Dime 3 Review and Comparison - Includes Tile Support and EQ Settings 

That’s interesting to hear, I’ll test that out and report back as well.

How’s the bass?

Found this on rtings regarding Bluetooth codecs: “Their Bluetooth performance is very good. While they don't support Google Quick Pair or Microsoft Swift Pair, these buds feature multi-device pairing, allowing you to pair with up to two devices via Bluetooth. Latency via the default SBC codec is quite high, so your audio and video will be out of sync when watching videos. They also support AAC codec, which is an alternative to SBC and offers slightly better audio quality. However, you'll be disappointed if you want to stream hi-res audio with these earbuds since they don't support codecs like aptX Adaptive or LDAC, which are designed for this purpose.”

@@ChonkyAudiotqs for info how is mysic when listening to apple losseless music pls tell is the buds loud for loud isteners some said they sounded very good whats your opinion pls give genuine should i get these for sound or samsung fe or nothing buds yamaha e3b or any alternative

The sound quality is essentially the same from dime 2 and dime 3. The Dime 3 does have a new transparency “pass through” mode that allows you to hear a bit of outside noise, vs the Dime 2 does not have this.

I definitely think the button is too hard to push. It was hard to push on the Dime 2 as well sadly

The tile app works for tracking, but the skullcandy app doesn’t support the earbuds ironically for EQ settings

You can fast forward or reverse. Here are the controls for the skullcandy xt3 - Track Forward: 1 second hold on your RIGHT earbud Track restart/ track back: 1 second hold on your LEFT earbud

When you’re paired to your Dime 3, you can toggle between the EQ Modes by pressing the button on either earbud four (4) times. A voice prompt will notify you of the EQ Mode as you toggle through your options of Music Mode (default), Bass Boost, and Podcast Mode.

Yeah mine are blue when fully charged

@@ChonkyAudio when buds are inside case or right when you remove them from case

Bass on skullcandy earbuds is usually pretty good! Skullcandy typically has more bass out of the box, which can be a good or bad thing depending on what you want.

These are definitely worth the price! Perhaps the best earbuds in this price range