Review on Headphone player Sony NW-WS413 by Gabriela Sujak (Gabr

When swimming, I hear the sounds of water, gurgling, quite loud. Perhaps due to the fact that I am engaged in sports swimming and perhaps because of the peculiarities of the structure of the auditory shells. I tried all the ear pads, but water always gets into the left ear faster and it depressurizes, then it gets into the right ear, I have to correct it periodically, I try to put it in the up position, they start to slide down, it makes them sit worse, if you put it completely under the hat, you hear more noise water and it is impossible to switch + everything presses. If they do not sit well, then when turning at the side they can fly off, with a sharp turn, 100% will fly off. The first player did not last long for me, although I started with it from a pedestal under a hat, changed the ear pads to those intended for running, even tried to rinse with water as I saw in the instructions. After 2 weeks of operation, the player told me power off, and did not turn on anymore, then it stopped showing up in the computer. Changed through the service in Hong Kong time through a certificate for the exchange, changed a week later. I didn’t do any tricks with the new player, I save it, it has been working for about a year. I really want to try to insert good ear pads-herringbones so that they sit tightly and tightly in the ears, but they have a through hole, i. E. without a rubber membrane and are sold separately only with expensive headphones, I'm afraid to install Chinese ones, although I ordered them on Ali and put them on the previous player. I'm afraid they might still leak. It is important that if you insert the headphones dry before training, they sit tightly and tightly, then when swimming, either the ear changes or the rubber, but in the water they behave differently. As a result, it turns out that in training you spend a lot of time constantly adjusting the headphones, elastic bands, trying to fix the edge of the headphone wires with the edge of the cap so that they do not move when swimming. In general, now, due to the inconvenience and constant distraction from training, I rarely take them to the pool for training.