Review on Bluetooth Conduction Headphones Underwater Waterproof by Alvaro Delic

I use bone conduction headphones a lot and I know what to expect. I usually use competitor models, but I bought them because of the IPX8 rating and the ability to mount them on my head, which my favorite brand for this type of headphone doesn't offer. sound quality; pretty average, but a bit bass-heavy, which isn't a bad thing for me. For bone conduction, this isn't bad, but it's not great either. Not sure about the IPX8/Waterproof rating. I tried them while browsing and so far they lasted a few minutes but after a while it got stuck in a loop with the words "SD card mode" were repeated and no more music could be played. They work fine after drying, but I'm skeptical about using them in water. The headband is mediocre. They didn't hold up well on my head while surfing and barely got stuck in the wave, and they've never been safer to use on land. I give credit for trying to find a solution but unfortunately not. Extreme water sports enthusiasts (surfers, kitesurfers, windsurfers, etc.) and swimmers stay away. That's not a very good solution. and they have never been safer to use on land. I give credit for trying to find a solution but unfortunately not. Extreme water sports enthusiasts (surfers, kitesurfers, windsurfers, etc.) and swimmers stay away. That's not a very good solution. and they have never been safer to use on land. I give credit for trying to find a solution but unfortunately not. Extreme water sports enthusiasts (surfers, kitesurfers, windsurfers, etc.) and swimmers stay away. That's not a very good solution.