🏊 H2O Audio Stream 2: Waterproof MP3 Player with Bluetooth & Underwater Headphones - Ideal for Swimming Laps & Watersports, 8GB Storage Review

My husband swims at the gym 5-7 days a week. He usually stays in the pool for 30 to 60 minutes. He used them every time and never had a single problem. In fact, he didn't even upload any songs there. Instead, he plays his downloaded songs or Pandora on his phone, and the Bluetooth wireless feature can receive them when his phone is near the pool. Says it works great and sounds great.

Use for swimming. Bluetooth is unstable in a 25 meter pool - I usually lose signal on the other end when syncing with my phone. You can download a playlist to bypass Bluetooth restrictions, but being limited to a fixed playlist is frustrating. The sound quality is good, not good. You must attach the headphones well or the speakers will get wet and not work until they are dry. The receiver connected to the glasses works perfectly. You can't see the receiver, so it's not very easy to use the…

This device does not play music from iTunes. The instructions says it only supports MP3 music, but doesn't include instructions on how to convert music from iTunes to MP3 format. Although I've been looking for ways to convert iTunes to MP3, I don't think I need to do any research to get the product to work. Still, the device won't play the music even after converting and copying. There is no support phone number, just a dubious website that doesn't even provide troubleshooting steps. I also…

I was so excited to buy this device. The first time I used it, I connected it to my phone's Bluetooth and streamed it to a device attached to my glasses strap. This only worked when I was within 15 meters of my phone. I tried putting music on the device but I couldn't figure it out either. The next time I used it for swimming I used it in an indoor pool, it worked better but wasn't loud enough and one of the headphones was intermittent. Last time I had everything ready, charged and all, and it…

My original review is below. I had to return my first H2o as it didn't play any music at all. I've been on the second for about a year now and it no longer works with my laptop to transfer new music. Says the USB device is not recognized. I tried six ports on two different laptops. I expect the devices to last more than a year. I can't afford to change that every 11 months. I am annoyed. Easy to transfer music; makes swimming more productive and enjoyable. I've been swimming for decades and…

I can't say enough good things about this product. I'm returning to swimming after a ten year hiatus. When I was a lifeguard and in the pool every day, I would often swim a few miles without batting an eyelid. Now I find it quite tiring, but not with Jay-Z swimming with me! My fiancé was able to quickly download the MP3 the night before my big return to sailing and I went racing. The packaging recommends that you take the time to fit the right earcup to your ear and I wish I'd spent more time…

We've been using it for a week now and everything works exactly as advertised. That's exactly what I wanted! A good product so far. Update in a few months: I use it mainly for leash swimming in my home pool and it has been a great purchase. When connected to the back of my goggles, they keep them well out of the water for a seamless Bluetooth connection. I can keep my phone off the poolside while it streams music or podcasts to me while I swim. It also comes in handy for HIIT interval training…

I bought this in hopes I could use the Bluetooth feature to listen to Pandora while swimming. This play had mixed success. I've tried waterproof iPods in the past (they don't last long), bone conduction devices (they break down very quickly and lose their ability to connect to computers), Sirin, and a few other cheaper waterproof MP3 players. None of them are perfect yet, but this one is just as good as the others. The sound quality is excellent; better than Siryn, comparable to an iPod. The…