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These Skullcandy headphones are over 50% off during Black Friday

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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

We’re just days away from Thanksgiving and, if you’re into retail, you know that means we’re super close to Black Friday. If you want something now, though, there are plenty of early Black Friday deals to start buying. You can give everything, too, from that big early Black Friday TV deal to a humble coffee machine from these early Black Friday Keurig deals.

Today, we’d like to highlight an early Black Friday deal on Skullcandy’s Hesh Evo headphones that you won’t want to miss if you need some decent budget headphones. Usually these headphones are $105, but now you can get them for just $50. That’s a savings of $55, which is to say 52% off, if you buy now. Tap the button below to go see this early Black Friday headphones deal yourself or keep reading for a quick overview of what we think about the Hesh Evo and their value this year. Just remember that if they sell out, this deal could go down before Black Friday, so don’t wait too long to check them out.

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Why you should buy the Skullcandy Hesh Evo headphones

The Skullcandy Hesh Evo seem like fairly standard cheap over the ear headphones if you only give them a quick glance, but keep looking and reading and you’ll see a lot more to love. For starters, they’ve got an extra cushion for the top of your head to keep you comfortable during long listening sessions. And long listening sessions you’ll be able to have with the 36 hour battery life the Hesh Evo pack inside. Plus, like many of the best headphones today, they have a quick charge feature, giving you three hours of listening from a quick 10 minute charge up. One other feature you should know about is ‘Tile’ which acts as Skullcandy’s Find My counterpart, making it difficult for you to get your headphones stolen. When you combine all of this with simple touch controls on the sides, you get super well-rounded headphones that definitely seem like they should cost more than the $50 they do today.

Once again, Skullcandy’s Hesh Evo are usually $105, but you can get them at a Black Friday price of just $50 right now. That’s a savings of $55 or about 52% off if you buy now, which you can do by tapping the button below. Then, if this is a good price range for you, go check out our favorite Black Friday deals under $50 for more great products at a similar, affordable price.

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