🏊 Waterproof Stream MP3 Bluetooth Music Player for Swimming Laps and Watersports - 100% Waterproof with Underwater Headphones, 8GB Storage, Normal Cord – by H2O Audio Review

Works well in the water, good sound. Problems playing audiobooks in order, works in random order. Only plays MP3, no Audible format, does not connect to iTunes.

Awkward to use. Bluetooth doesn't work at all with your head underwater. It's just too much trouble. I've seen people using Thorn but they need to download music onto the device. Too many problems

I really like my H2O MP3 player. I swim long distances every day and look forward to training to the music. I uploaded the music I like 😉 and I'm very satisfied. I recommended it to a friend by the pool and she bought one too.

I've already had two that stopped working during use. I follow the directions and make sure it's in place before I swim. Suddenly the volume dropped drastically, and when I turned it back on it went off completely. The cable on the headphones was too long. I loved him until he broke.

First review ever but how frustrated I am. Although simple in theory is too simple a question. Without the ability to troubleshoot, and with very little help from the company, I can't figure out why this damn thing turns on after I've downloaded all of my music in the correct format, then says it will play music from memory, and then turns off. It just won't stay no matter what I do. Fuck #return

The set is functional, it works while I swim every day. My problem is the consistency of the sound, when I start swimming you can clearly hear the music in both ears. During swimming, the noise level from an earbud decreases significantly over time. This happens every time I swim. After I leave the pool a few minutes later, the sound level in both capsules is the same again. This product is the best I've tried training with, but it's nothing special.

I like to wait a few months before reviewing a product and now after 2 months I can say that this is a highly recommended purchase, especially for those who are at a distance. Swimmer. My new problem is that I can't swim without them! I almost sent them back after the first week but found you tried many different tips to find the right one. The tip and fin combo worked best for me, now I have few water entry issues. The sound is a bit metallic but actually improves underwater. I also recommend…

My goal was to listen to downloaded podcasts while swimming. It took several weeks to eliminate all the flaws. Most importantly, if you don't use a swim cap, buy a Revain swim headband. Worked great for keeping the buds in my ears. Then find a suitable plug to keep in your ear but leave the canal open. The cones seemed to shrink and I lost volume, found blue worked best. Also, you can't leave your headphones in your swim bag. Let them dry. Finally, the volume on the device is not very high, and