Great-sounding Skullcandy Hesh Evo headphones are half price! For fourteen hundred crowns, you also get long battery life and a foldable design

Not everyone needs active noise cancellation, touch controls, and fifteen equalizer modes. Sometimes, headphones that sound good, fit comfortably, and last are enough. Skullcandy Hesh Evo are now on Alza for 1,373 CZK after entering the code AUDIOVIDEOTYDNY40 — compared to the original 2,289 CZK, that’s a 40% discount. For that price, you get a proven model with fourth-generation sound tuning, which holds a rating of 4.5 out of 5 on Alza with over a thousand units sold.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense if you’re looking for simple wireless over-ear headphones with long battery life, comfortable wear, and honest sound without unnecessary complications.
⚠️ Consider that they don’t have active noise cancellation (ANC), only support Bluetooth 5.0 without the LDAC codec, and can only connect to one device at a time.
💡 For 1,373 CZK, you get over-ear headphones that will surprise you with their sound — plus 36 hours of battery life.

Simplicity as an advantage

Hesh Evo are headphones that don’t try to be smarter than you. On the right earcup, there are physical buttons for volume control, skipping tracks, and answering calls — no touch surfaces that activate themselves in your backpack. You turn them on, pair them via Bluetooth 5.0, and play. Nothing more, nothing less.

Sound is handled by 40mm drivers, which Skullcandy has been tuning for four generations. The result, according to users, is surprisingly clear and balanced — several reviewers on Alza write that the sound rivals more expensive models. Bass is present, but unlike some competitors in this price category, it’s not overdone. However, for those who prefer prominent bass, Hesh Evo will also suit them — at higher volumes, the bass component naturally intensifies.

All-day battery life and comfort

The battery lasts up to 36 hours — an excellent value for headphones. The Rapid Charge feature provides an additional 3 hours of listening from a 10-minute USB-C charge. Practically, this means you charge the headphones once a week, even if you use them daily.

The earcups fully enclose the ears and, thanks to soft foam, exert minimal pressure even after several hours. The ultra-light headband and total weight of just 213 grams make the Hesh Evo one of the most comfortable headphones in the sub-two-thousand price category. Foldable joints allow the headphones to be folded flat and inwards, so they fit into even a smaller backpack or bag.

Extra bonus: integrated Tile technology for finding lost headphones via an app. If you tend to leave things in cafes, you’ll appreciate this.

What they lack

Hesh Evo do not have active noise cancellation. The closed-back design passively dampens ambient sounds, but it won’t compare to ANC headphones on public transport or an airplane. If ANC is a priority for you and you want to stay in a similar price range, check out CMF by Nothing Headphone Pro, which are currently at a similar price and offer ANC.

Bluetooth 5.0 without LDAC or aptX codec support means that basic SBC is used for audio transmission — this won’t excite audiophiles, but it’s sufficient for casual listening. The headphones can only connect to one device at a time; switching between a phone and a laptop requires manual disconnection and re-pairing. And one more minor detail that almost every reviewer mentions: the voice message “Power on, BT waiting for connection” is annoyingly long and loud.

Verdict: a proven classic at a good price

Skullcandy Hesh Evo are not headphones for tech enthusiasts who need ANC, LDAC, and dual connectivity. They are for those who want to put them on, turn them on, and listen — without apps, without complications, and without price regrets. For 1,373 CZK with code AUDIOVIDEOTYDNY40, you get a proven model with honest sound, all-day battery life, and comfort that lasts even after hours of wear. A thousand units sold and a rating of 4.5 out of 5 on Alza confirms that Hesh Evo can be relied upon.

Do you prefer simplicity, or must you have ANC and all modern gadgets?