🎧 H2O Audio Surge+ Waterproof Headphones - Black/Blue, Noise Canceling, Sweat Proof, Ideal for Swimming & All Watersports Review

Bought these in the US along with a sealed iPad to listen to audiobooks in the pool. In principle, the headphones worked, but after a year, first one ear stopped talking, then the other. No amount of drying has helped. Apparently, the product is short-lived. Among the shortcomings - an uncomfortable wire, unnecessarily long (the player hangs on goggles for swimming, 10 cm from it to the ears, and there the wire is a meter long) is always tied in a knot. Well, unreliability.

I love them! It took me years to find a solution that worked consistently throughout my swim training. After many somersaults it should work. It could not flow over time. This should have been evident from the sound of the bubbles as you swim. These headphones work on all fronts. I am very satisfied and will buy them again if they need a replacement in a few years. My last pair eventually gave up when the plastic hardened and cracked, but that was after five years of almost daily use…

I unfortunately had to send them back immediately. for 2 circles, one ear is completely cut out. After 5 rounds both ears and no adjustments were able to return the clear sound. the audio was muffled and tinny, although I cranked the volume up to compensate. I followed the advice to prevent this from happening but it didn't work and the second time I swam it was the same. I'm sure some people have a device that works, but I don't. Also, the cable was very long. I went back to the more trusted…

I've been using these for 3 months now and they've worked better than all 3 sets of waterproof headphones (other brand) I've had. I swim in the ocean in Hawaii a few days a week and they are perfect for my waterproof iPod Shuffle. The chord is a bit long, but it can be rolled up so it doesn't get in the way too much. I wish they had a different shorter chord and a wider set of rubber ear tips but out of all of that this is the best I've used. The rest, usually one side, failed after 3 months.

These swim buds didn't fit me. I decided to try a different type when my old swimming headphones lost sound in one ear after 8 months of bi-weekly use. Today was my first day with these new headphones and it wasn't going well. First this cord! It was too long, and no matter what I did with it, it kept pulling the rungs together. Eventually one fell out of my ear and after reinstalling it stopped working. In the end I gave up, stripped her off and left her at the edge of the pool for the rest of

I love swimming and listening to music makes it so much more enjoyable. Unfortunately, when it comes to waterproof headphones, I haven't found a pair that sound good and last a long time. I have 3 pairs of these headphones. After using the first one for about two months of sailing, the right earbud just died. There is no sound at all. In any case, maybe I just had a defective pair. So I return them to Revain and get a new set. Roughly the same thing happens with the right earbud after about the

I started wearing waterproof headphones after getting tired of watching people only listen to music on land. I have used many different types of waterproof headphones and have found that there is something wrong with every earbud I have tried. Most of the reviews I found were not in favor of these or any other pair of headphones. But it's a technology that's still new when it comes to waterproof earbuds. I gave these headphones 5 stars because they offer the most compared to most without being…

These headphones are so good that I gave them five stars even though one of the pairs received (I bought several pairs) was defective. However, the company took care of it straight away and in less than a week I was back with a new pair. Your sound quality is amazing. I have been a swimmer for many years and have tried all types of waterproof MP3 players. I found one that is also the best out there called the Diver which is also sold on Revain but like the best players their earbuds were fine…

I've used many, many different MP3 players for swimming. I swim a mile a day and can't keep up a boring pace without the help of music and I've found these to be the best headphones I've ever used. I've found that the biggest downside to an underwater MP3 player is the headphones. If you hit a wall while reversing, very few headphones can handle that kind of pressure. The H20 Sure 2 headphones are good but expensive, but the latest version has thinner rubber earcups, making them easier to break

I bought a pair of Surges and a pair of iHip AquaVibes at the same time. The first Surge pair was short right out of the box, but I've been swimming with a spare pair for a few weeks now (and the Surge has a 1-year warranty, so that's a good thing). The AquaVibes work well but don't sound as good as the Surges - I keep the AquaVibes as a backup pair for the day the Surges stop working and I need to buy a new pair or ship them under warranty. The Surges' sound quality is surprisingly good for a…