Review on Mini Headphones, Earbuds with Hi-Fi Stereo Sound, 350Mah Portable Charging Case, Touch Control, USB Fast Charge, Built-in Mic, IPX5 Waterproof for Work, Sports, Running by Joshua Mejia

Underwater audio + Apple = a match made in heaven. This thing turned an unbearably boring swim routine into a real treat. Now I swim with podcasts and this has increased my training time. I used to swim for 20-30 minutes before quitting out of boredom, but now I just keep swimming (45-60 minutes). So the bottom line is that it's the real deal, it's waterproof, it helps your workout, and it's easy to use. I'll say one thing: the headphones that came with the order have never worked so well (and I've tried all sizes of the included earbuds). I just couldn't get filling and they fell out while swimming (I understand this may be a problem for some but not others). However, I have since purchased full size Underwater Audio headphones and they work great. Highly recommended. Eventually, due to the sound of movement in the water and the bubbles whizzing past the headphones underwater when you exhale, I found that I had to turn the volume up really, really hard to listen to podcasts. I think it's not that important in music because you can tolerate occasional losses in sound clarity, but when you're trying to follow an argument or a comment you want to hear every word that means loudness. Turn the volume up really high to listen to podcasts. I think, in music it's not that important because you can tolerate occasional losses in sound clarity, but when you're trying to follow an argument or a comment you want to hear every word that means loudness. Turn the volume up really high to listen to podcasts. I think it's not that important in music because you can tolerate occasional losses in sound clarity, but when you're trying to follow an argument or a comment you want to hear every word that means loudness.