Swimbuds 100% Waterproof Sport Premium Headphones for Swimming with Music | Short Cord + Low Drag Design | 11 Unique Eartips for Watertight Fit

[this is a revised review] This is a great product with good sound and good comfort. This pair is my 4th pair of waterproof headphones. regardless of the brand, the life expectancy is usually max 3 years while the most fragile part is the buds. With these, I had little malfunction problem on the cord, but the customer support reacted quickly even though my warranty was expired. Can only recommend, will buy again.

Well, what to say.Firstly, these come with so many options that you will be bound to find one that works for you. I had tried several others and was about to give up and go to bone-conductivity trials with Finis when I thought I'd try this instead. So, on the one hand, and perhaps it's the most important quality of all, they will solve your problem.Howvever, this solution comes at a price because out of the dozen or so different options available only one or two might work for you which (a) means the rest may as well be thrown away and (b) you have no spares. And to achieve this range of possible solutions you end up paying a lot of money to try all the options and pick one.Am I pleased with the outcome -- yes I am. I found a newfound pleasure of being able to swim while listening to an audiobook through my waterproofed iPod nano clipped to my goggles. But this is a very expensive option that, if I were you, I would leave to the stage prior to the Finis mp3 bone conductivity option.

These are a solid product and I have ordered these twice now as the first pair came to the end of their life. They are comfortable (I use the tree earpieces) and they do not leak so long as you pick the right size. Sound quality is good and not muffled under water unless water gets in.My only reason for giving 4 stars not 5 is that this time round the delivered headphones only worked in one ear and had to be returned.

Worked well to start.Now there is barely any sound.H2O audio ones still working after 2 years

First thing first : They work just fine under water But, do not have big expectations on sound, is ok but nothing out of this world, you will be in the water after all.I bought these exclusively for swim sesion in my pool ( 5ft deep) and : Do not expect these to last more than 6 months, i bought these on 14 feb, and today one of them stopped working to my big annoyance and frustrations, in the middle of a swim ( pool ) .You have an entire box full of accessories to chose from, in terms of earbuds, so no worries, u are covered.but in case they stop working ( and they will believe me, ) prepare another 65 pounds, cause u will need them so this is the biggest complain, far to expensive, for such a short ammount of time, to be worn and stop functioning.

These are brilliant. After two attempts with another brand that uses the conductive technology a work friend lent me his waterproof iPod and I was sold and ordered mine as soon as I got back from the swimming pool! It's worked without a hiccup (except when I forgot to turn it off!) and the headphones are very good and with so much choice I found a comfortable fit easily. The quality is also better than the other brand/style I tried.

These are great. I never look forward to length swimming, but these pass the time and make it bearable. I tried SWIMp3 bone transducers style but the volume control was poor and didn't like the phasing effect I encountered whenever my face partially titled or lifted out of the water during strokes. The use of an ipod shuffle is inspired and I find that plugging into the Apple eco system is asier and friendlier than using proprietary mp3 interfaces or running Windows media player libraries.One tip I'd like to share is running the cables through then adjustment hoops on your goggles. Without doing this I found that I was inadvertently tugging on the earpieces, and in one set the cable got so fatigued it internally broke and no longer powered the bud. Underwater Audio replaced the set without any fuss. At the time I thought this was a weakness in the construction of the buds, but since changing my method I haven't had any problems, so I'm willing to give 5 stars.By the way, some people balk at listenting to music while swimming and think it isn't natural or that you should be in tune with your muscles and your breathing. I agree with this to an extent, particularly for beginners, and I used to take the pure Zen like approach. Now, since I've upped my lengths to about 100 per session, I'm happy to do anything to break the unrelenting, induce-me-into-a-coma monotony.

I have had these waterproof headphones before, and it varies how long they last, before one of the ears goes. And this pair has only lasted just about a month, and already one of the ears, has started to crackle , and the sound comes and goes.not good for an expensive headset.I swim 4 times a week, and dry each ear piece after every single swim. I am very very careful with them, to try and keep them in good condition, but this time has not helped at all.No idea how to get in touch with the company, to see if I can get a replacement, but watch this space and will let you know how I get on.Very very dissapointed.