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Skullcandy SLYR is a gaming headset made by Skullcandy. It is listed at one UK shop, Currys, for £120.00 (checked 21 October 2026).
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What is the cheapest UK price for Skullcandy SLYR?
The cheapest in-stock UK price for Skullcandy SLYR is £120.00 at Currys (checked 21 October 2026).
Where is Skullcandy SLYR in stock?
Skullcandy SLYR is in stock at Currys (£120.00), as checked 21 October 2026 or later.
From the retailer
Hear your enemies coming a mile off. This Skullcandy headset has 50 mm dynamic drivers and features Skullcandy Supreme Sound, so you'll be able to clearly hear every whisper from your game. The microphone also means you can warn teammates of approaching enemies. Don't worry if the action makes you break into a sweat – this headset is water-resistant so will be able to handle it, even if you can't.
- Adjust the volume or mute the mic quickly, there are controls on the earcup
- 3.5 mm jack makes it pretty much universal you can hook up PCs, Macs, phones and consoles
- You can detach the mic, so you can keep it out of the way when you're playing a solo campaign
- The memory foam ear cushions covered with breathable spandex make sure your ears are comfy for long gaming sessions
- The brilliant blue accents make this headset the perfect companion to your PlayStation
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