Tayogo 8GB Waterproof MP3 Player with IPX8 Swimming Waterproof Headphones for 6-8 Hours Underwater 3 Meters - Yellow (Includes Shuffle Feature) Review

It took me a while to figure out how it works. Doesn't work on Mac so had to go to my computer's Windows side. Can't figure out how to download books. Today was the first day at the pool. Didn't work with swimming cap. As I took my hat from my ears, I heard a noise. I'm not sure if it was the cover. A few times I found my paddle arm closing and pulling the phone out of my ear. Today I finished swimming, everything worked out! It means a lot to me as there is a lot to hear while doing laps!

Overall, this is a great, simple product. It works very well in the water. I swim almost 2 hours with no issues with sound quality, volume or battery life. It's a pretty neat design. The MP3 section connects when you bend the strap to fit the slot. But here's the problem. If your head is wider than the width of its curved shape, the MP3 player will detach from the headband. If you try to open the ends of the tape wider than it is natural to say crookedly - throw it around your neck - the MP3…

I swim every day and this Tayogo player goes with me. It's probably had 200 hours in the water and still looks and works like new (more on that below). It's quite an ingenious design as the player slides out of the headset; Just plug it in like a flash drive and load it with tunes. The battery life is also phenomenal; In my experience at least 10 hours. I've had several very expensive underwater players and none of them lasted more than a few months, but this year I've had absolutely no…

Update: although the warranty is still valid I contacted the company and they exchanged the headset. definitely raised the stars. I have been using this product for over a year now and use it regularly. I don't swim with headphones on, but I do exercise, mow grass, use them when traveling, etc. The battery life of the headphones is excellent and lasts a long time considering how long I would use them. Downloading music to headphones is very easy and you can download many songs. I noticed that…

I used the previous model until it stopped working. It was about a few years. Got this morning and downloaded the podcast. I listen to podcasts while swimming. This helps to pass the time. Daily swimming and cycling are my forms of therapy to keep my body in shape. I am 72 years old. In the last 20 years I have tried many devices and each time the investment usually exceeds a hundred dollars. They only last a few years or so. This one cost less than $40 and the sound was pretty good. You can…

This is my second, the first lasted a couple of years then the cables to the headphones started to wear out and I lost the sound in my left ear. But a few years of swimming 1-3 times a week is still a good run for a headset, so I bought a second one. The earbuds on this model have been improved over the first model, so they fit better and are easier to protect against water ingress. The battery life is great, I only have to charge it once a month for around 10 hours of playtime (at least). I…

I recently started swimming as a workout. I always listened to music while exercising and was frustrated that I had to leave my regular headphones in my gym bag while exercising in the pool. This MP3 player solves this problem. At first I thought waterproof Bluetooth headphones would be the best choice for me, but it turns out that Bluetooth doesn't transmit well underwater. I tried this MP3 player and I am very happy with it. Sound quality in water isn't as good as high-end non-waterproof…

Received this in December 2017 as a Christmas present. I started this in early January 2018. Here's what happened: Early months: I was pleased with how easy it was to add or remove music - just drag and drop (at least on Windows). I use the biggest/longest headphones. They occasionally fell out, but generally held up quite well. They don't completely block water like really good earbuds, but they're pretty tight. I found it best not to pull the swim cap over my ears as the movements of the swim