H2O Audio CB1-BK Flex All Sport Waterproof In-Ear Headphones (Onyx Black) (Discontinued By Manufacturer) Review

Simply the best fully waterproof headphone. I trained with them in the pool for years. A limitation. Never get your ears or headphones wet before putting them on. If water gets into your ear or headphones, the water will vibrate in time with the sound, causing the music to be distorted. Those aren't bad ear pads, it's the water that got into them. Therefore, you need to keep them dry and your ears need to be dry too. That's why they have to fit well so that they don't absorb water during…

So this is the third pair of waterproof headphones, the first two were PYLE headphones. I used all three with the H2O Audio iPod case to swim laps at the local pool. After a period of moderate use, the wires near the connector will begin to short out and eventually all stop working together. This was the case with PYLE, so I figured that switching to the more expensive H2O "Name Brand" audio headphones would fix the problem, unfortunately to the outside world. I don't know if this is a design…

I bought waterproof headphones for my iPod Shuffle and bought these headphones because the headphones that came with my iPod didn't get good reviews. Although the cord is very long and can be a chore, it was easy enough to simply roll up the excess and tie it off with the curly ribbon that came with the package and tuck the excess under one of my eyeglass straps while attaching the iPod to the other was . Belt. I can swim all the time without any problems. The cables stay in place, but the…