“It’s what’s on the inside that counts” is something that people say. Sometimes it’s true, like in friendships or when adopting weird little pets with tongues that won’t stay in their mouths, but sometimes it’s not so true, like when you’re swiping Tinder, for example, or in the case of eating hot dogs—you absolutely do not want to know what’s in there, trust me. But what about where audio is concerned? How much does the inside count when what’s inside is Bose, for example? If you ask Skullcandy, the answer is clearly “a lot,” and after listening to its recently released $279.99 Crusher 1080 ANC wireless headphones, I agree. 3.5 Crusher 1080 ANC The Crusher 1080 ANC benefit from Bose sound and ANC, but aren't the best-looking or feeling wireless headphones in this price range. Pros Decent sound Better-than-expected ANC Personalized EQ makes a big difference Cons Very bulky Not the most comfortable Bass dial is sometimes annoying Not great for calling Battery life is less than advertised Literally so much Bose In a lot of ways, the biggest thing about the new Skullcandy wireless headphones is actually… Bose. The Crusher 1080 ANC have several Bose features that are the first to be included in a non-Bose pair of wireless cans.