🏊 Swim-Friendly Bone Conduction Headphones: Waterproof IPX8, Wireless MP3 Player, Built-in 8GB, for Swimming, Running, Diving, Gym, Spa - Black Review

Sound quality is ok. I was looking for headphones that finally work for swimming. Today I took them to the pool and tried them out and was very disappointed. Every time I started swimming the music stopped playing and got very choppy. As soon as I got up, the music started again. The whole point was to use three to swim, and that's not even possible. Made me very upset. I will not buy again! I'll keep looking for something that works.

I wrote a two star review at first because after swimming with them I couldn't connect them to my computer to add the music I put on them /to remove. The company contacted me, discussed my issues and made suggestions on how to fix them. After being unable to connect them to a computer, they sent me a new pair that work great. I appreciate a company that is willing to lend a hand and solve problems properly. The sound is very good underwater and comfortable to wear when swimming because nothing…

These headphones are groundbreaking. Look at the photo how I fasten them under a swimming cap. I have a small head so the loop at the back is large but the swim cap keeps it in place. Out of the water they sound good, unsurprisingly but pretty good. They sound AMAZING in the water! Water helps conduct sound because your ears are clogged with water. The sound is clear and makes swimming so much more enjoyable! You need to switch it to MP3 mode if you want to use it in the water, Bluetooth…

Like most other reviewers, these are lightweight headphones that work great underwater and connect to my phone with ease. ideal.except. I have a small head so it would be better if they could be adjusted. I had some trouble getting used to using the buttons to toggle between Bluetooth and MP3 modes and MP3 functions. They needed some practice and I really wish they had an MP3 "shuffle" option. I am concerned about losing or damaging the original USB charging/connecting cable as it seems…

I like these headphones. Works well, convenient. I use them for swimming. only a few times 1) Turn the volume all the way down. 2) Keep them outside of your swim cap and use google goggles to keep them in place. Why I recommend it, well if you twist them properly and have them under your swim cap you will only hear the bass. It will sound like an HS kid who got a new stereo and turned it on so loud that windows in buildings rattled as they drove by. Well, your head is the window and headphones…

The first impression after the first ride is very positive. They fit well under my ski helmet. After a few hours, I felt a slight pressure on my temples where they were being pressed against my skull by the helmet, but it wasn't discomfort. At a reasonable volume (less than 60%), I didn't lose situational awareness of approaching skiers. Behind. Obviously, the sound quality isn't on par with large, full-size reference monitors, but the sound quality is pretty good. They tickle a bit at high…

This product is so imperfect that I will certainly not list all of its problems. First, for those who can't swim, it's not something only the wearer can hear. It's noisy. It's no more private than having your phone on speakerphone. But I bought this thing for swimming. (1) You downloaded music, which is fine except you have to convert each song before you can download it to your device. (2) It has a TON of songs which is great except it doesn't have a SHUFFLE function. You will hear them all in

These headphones are changing swimming and I was so happy to swim with them until they stopped working. The sound quality in the water was great and no ear plugs were needed. They stayed on when I swam all the strokes and even during somersaults. I haven't tried diving with them. The fit with caps is a little wonky - I was able to pull the cap over my ears and cover the earcups a bit around my ears, but the cap often went up causing my ears to stick out. I want the back to be adjustable as it…