Anker Soundbuds NB10 vs Skullcandy Ink'd Wireless

Not only do these have an IPX5 rating for splash/sweat resistance, but there also is a nano-coating applied to the interior parts. The chances of liquids causing damage to these are substantially minimized.

These have active noise cancelling which helps minimize outside noise frequencies that may mix with your music

The Anker NB10 earbuds have plastic hooks that go behind the ear. These help maintain a snug fit and prevent the earbuds from accidentally falling out of the ears.

The playback controls are placed on the earbuds, making it easy to switch tracks and change the volume without having to take out your phone or portable music player.

You get a lot out of the price you pay for the Ink’d. At sub $50, you get stable wireless connectivity and decent sound which is good for most music genres. These earphones are also pretty comfortable and lightweight, making them very easy to use on a daily basis.

The Ink’d bass is not very powerful, though you get solid and fast bass hits with okay depth, just enough to not make the earphones sound tinny. The mids and highs have decent clarity and detail, so the overall sound never gets muddy or harsh.
These are great every day, casual music listening earphones which should provide decent to good performance for most types of music.

You get around 8 hours of playback time from a full charge. This is good performance, considering that these earphones are very lightweight

These earphones aren’t likely to fall off of your ears. The ear pieces are quite lightweight as the internal battery, remote and wireless-related electronics are moved to the neckband. Also, you get 2 sets of ear tips in different sizes, allowing you to get a snug fit.

Instead of an inline mic and remote combo, the Ink’d has these features in the neckband. You get a 3-button remote which allows you to answer/end calls, play/pause music, adjust volume as well as go to previous/next track.