You just have to pay $39.99 for the popular Skullcandy Indy Fuel true wireless earphones today. That’s a huge price drop of $60.
Save $60 on the Skullcandy Indy Fuel Earphones and Pay Just $39.99 for the Holidays
Just like any great deal out there, this one doesn’t require any discount code or coupon. Just add the earbuds to your cart and hope that they arrive on Christmas. At the time of writing this, there’s plenty of stock, so if you place your order on time, you’ll be golden.
Buy Skullcandy Indy Fuel True Wireless In-Ear Earbud - Was $100, now just $39.99
Like any good true wireless earbuds out there, these are super easy to pair and offer an IPS5 sweat-resistant rating. This means that you can take these to the gym and these earphones will handle things just fine.
On the battery end, you get a total listening time of 30 hours. Once the battery has drained, you can charge it up without involving yourself with wires, thanks to the fact that the charging case is compatible with any Qi wireless pad. Of course, you do get a USB-C port in the case (cable also included) if you want to charge using the old-school method.
There are 3 EQ modes built in, so you can select the one which suits what you are listening to - music, movie or a podcast. This is a nice little addition for those who like to fine tune their audio before listening to it for long periods of time.
Last but not the least, you get built-in Tile support. If you ever forget these earphones somewhere, you can find it on a map, thanks to Tile’s massive network. Make sure you have it all set up the moment you get these earphones.
30 Hours Total Battery - Rapid Charge - Wireless Charging Case
Full Media Controls on Each Bud, Use Either Bud Solo
3 EQ Modes (Music, Movie, Podcast)
IP55 Sweat, Water and Dust Resistant
Built-In Tile Technology
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