Headphones are part of the outfit of millions of people. There are designs for all tastes, so the choice of this or that model can be considered a reflection of the personality and lifestyle of its users.
However, the rise of wireless technology also led to an evolution of these devices to the point that the most modern ones no longer need cables to connect with multimedia players or between their left and right sides, which is why they are called “truly wireless”.
This is the case of the Skullcandy Push, a model of truly wireless stereo headphones that offers excellent sound and good value for money. However, more than two years after their release date, it is possible that many of them begin to experience operating problems, the most common being the loss of connectivity between their sides or the loss of balance between them.
That is why we show you the most common methods to solve these problems that affect not only the Skullcandy Push but any Bluetooth headset in general.
What to do if you can’t hear one side of your Skullcandy Push headphones?
This connectivity failure is one of the most common in the Skullcandy brand. To resolve it, do the following.
First of all, turn off the headphones. To do this, remove the earphones from their case and press the button on the left earphone for five seconds.
Then, take the two headphones and press both buttons for 12 seconds. A series of blue and red lights will indicate that the headphones have been reconnected. At the same time, it means that all the previous pairing data has been erased, and it is necessary to re-pair it with your phone or player.
What to do if one side of the Skullcandy Push sounds much lower than the other?
If, despite the above configuration, the sound from both sides of the headphones sounds unbalanced, it is most likely due to accumulation of dirt on the pads and meshes that cover the holes through which the sound comes out, since they are in close contact with the ear.
Be sure to clean them carefully with an isopropyl alcohol solution and check that they click correctly. In the last case, it may be necessary to replace these parts, but this operation should preferably be carried out by specialized personnel.