Black FINIS Amnis Stream Swim Bluetooth Headphones Review

As a fitness swimmer I have enjoyed logging my 1 hour swim times with my Garmin watch. The idea of not tracking my swim but wearing a watch behind my head to listen to music was my initial concern. I just picked up the stream for my first practice swim with a 60 minute playlist on Spotify and listening to music is so much better than keeping track of the details of my swim. I enjoyed swimming even more because I was swimming non-stop in my own world to my own music. When I stopped at the pool's

Triathlon training, swimming has always been the hardest part for me. With the flow I lose myself in the music. It helps my motivation, my ability to relax in the water and get through longer days of Ironman swim training. I use my old Apple Watch 3 which securely attaches to my glasses (and allows me to keep my Garmin on my wrist for tracking). The music is crystal clear underwater - love it! Another thing to note, I had an older version of this and also an old waterproof mini iPod. I love…

The product worked as described. I used it with a replacement Apple Watch 3. The device connected in a second or two and worked flawlessly. Charging is ok, since you have to remove the wireless charging clip, you don't know how long to use the quality of the clip. The Apple Watch Clip is good. I took my bureaucracy off and clicked, the clip was on and held up well, great design. I attached everything to my ROKA goggles before putting them on after the first failed attempt when I did the…

In general I like it. Suffering from the waterproof iPod I used. I like the bone conduction better than the earbuds that tend to fall out of my ears while swimming. A couple of things: As the title of the review states, there is no clip for the Apple Watch SE and 6. I've emailed support. They were quite rude and said that maybe one day they will create one if the demand is high. I bought extra hours for this because I wanted to listen to music and got bored easily - I had to keep updating the…

I realize this won't be relevant to most people but I swim in the infinity pool (d need a watch. I just put my phone at the end of the pool, which is never far from my head and it works great. You have to put the wire connecting the two ears over your head so it doesn't get in the water (a few seconds). I position it differently for backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle (not good for butterfly). I'm a longtime user of all generations of these Finis bone conduction products (SwimP3, Neptune…

The product description says "People no longer need to download and upload MP3 files to their device." This product is bluetooth only. They seem to want you to pair it with an Apple or Garmin watch. But should you attach your watch to this device or tuck it under your swim cap? So now you can't use your watch to record swimming. Maybe they want you to buy a second watch? I have a Garmin fenix that doesn't have Spotify or a streaming service, so I still need to download those mp3s to my watch…

I've swum my whole life but lap after lap gets pretty boring. Finis Stream changed everything for me. I was finally able to listen to all the music and audiobooks on my Apple iWatch while doing laps. A complete game changer. I recommend Stream to anyone who wants more time to swim in the water because it has music or audio for entertainment. I've bought several other in-ear diving headphones in the past and they just don't work - in the inevitable moment of water getting in your ear, the sound…