How to design Skullcandy Sesh Evo headphones

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The otherwise bland case of the Sesh Evo has beautiful LED lights on the front to indicate battery status. I find this especially useful when I don't want to go into my phone's Bluetooth settings to get battery information. As for the feather bud itself? They provide a comfortable fit, but can benefit from a slip resistant coating or texture as they have slipped out of my hands a few times. However, the control buttons have a (very popular) silicone coating. Unlike wireless earbuds that respond to tap or swipe gestures, you have to actually press Sesh Evo's button. The first time I tried it, I had to press very hard, which wasn't very comfortable. A better way is to pinch the button along the top ridge.