SHOKZ OpenSwim Pro Bone Conduction Sports Headphones, IP68 Waterproof Open-Ear Wireless Earphones with Bluetooth 5.4, 32GB of MP3 Storage, Noise Cancelling Mics, 9h Playtime for Running, Swimming-Red

These are comfortable to wear and simply never feel like they'll come off. Excellent battery life. Easy recharge via a magnetic dedicated socket. No issues with the socket being a potential leakage point. They have never had issues with water ingress. They're almost indestructible. They're actually a like for like replacement because my dog ate my last ones (not even joking) and that tells its own story. I didn't want anything else and couldn't be without them. Sound quality is very good considering the bone conduction method. It takes a little getting used to and they obviously do not in any way block ambient sound, in fact their main selling point is that they do not. Out cycling or running you can hear traffic which makes them very safe indeed. The only thing that's a bit weird is that you can feel an actual buzz on your skin if you set the volume too high. Connectivity is simple and fast, pairing with a new device in under 20 seconds.

Easy quick charging that last the day. Use for both walking running and general wear around house. Comfortable lightweight and waterproof (been out in heavy rain). I had my previous shokz headphones for years before I started to hear a rattle whilst running. Recommend and even brought husband a pair which he happy with sound and quality.

Bought for running. They are loud enough when near traffic, light, comfortable and stay in place well. Being able to hear what's going on around you crossing roads etc. feels safer. Conveniently you can pair them to more than one device at once (i.e. phone and laptop) - they're great for taking calls since you can hear yourself speaking. Sound quality is pretty good - I wouldn't listen to music on them at home, but it's more than good enough for the intended use. I took a chance on these and was surprised how much I liked them - would not go back to regular earbuds.

I have had a pair of Shokz running headphones for years, absolutely love them. I've always wanted the swimming ones too but was always put off by the lack of bluetooth connectivity so couldn't wait for the OpenSwim Pro to be released as they have both bluetooth and MP3. The sound quality out of the water is of a good standard, they work well for calls too, they're really comfortable to the point you forget you're wearing them and what I love most is being aware of what else is going on around you. Overall, i'm very pleased with how they work in the water too. From a comfort perspective I kept thinking they were going to come off but they don't, even if you swim fast. I did find however that sometimes when pushing off the wall fast they feel like they will come off but they don't. The sound quality is good considering there is a lot of splashing water noise with swimming and you can improve the quality more with the use of the earplugs they provide, but I don't think you need to use them. When swimming fully underwater the sound is amazing because you don't have the splashing background. I always wondered how well the bluetooth connection would work with these when swimming. It works, so you can stream music while you're swimming on the surface, but as soon as you fully submerge your head you loose the sound for the time you're under the water. So why a 4 and not a 5? Simply because of the MP3 functionality. With the 32GB storage you can store thousands of songs - which is great. The problem is there is no way of navigating the songs or podcasts to choose the media you want to listen to (not via the device or the app on your phone). So the headphones either play through the songs sequentially, in shuffle or on repeat. If I put them in folders, it makes no difference, there is no way to just select a folder of songs to play. This to me is a fundamental design flaw. I wanted to listen to a podcast and only had two choices to find it to play - I either had to skip through all the songs manually to find it, or I had to delete everything else on the headphones to find it easily. I chose the latter. It's a pity, Shokz couldn't nail this navigation issue as I can see it will make it rather frustrating over time. Would I recommend these? In short, Yes. If you like to swim and want some entertainment, buy these - I don't regret it and i'll just hope that Shokz can solve the MP3 navigation flaw with a software update!

Comfort & Fit: Lightweight band sits comfortably and stays secure during runs and swims. Sound Quality: Crisp highs and clear vocals; bass is lighter than my old pair of Aeropex but overall sound is improved. Accessories: Sturdy carry case and a nice addition of ear plugs and a sturdy nose clip. Pros: - Comfy, secure fit. - Clean, balanced sound for music and calls. - High‑quality case plus handy accessories. - 2 year warranty, rarity in wearable tech! Cons: - Price is on the premium side, but you get what you pay for Overall impressions: If you’re after bone‑conduction headphones that feel good, sound crisp and offer bonus storage for pool sessions, the OpenSwim Pro should make a splash. Just don’t expect earth‑shaking bass—these are more about clarity than thump.

Really comfortable and simple to connect. Good value for money at just over £100. Well made and fits well. None of the buzzing and vibrations of cheap bone conduction earpieces. Love the dark grey colour and have to say it’s a very smart design. Seems durable but is guaranteed anyway.

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I ordered these ones sound quality was fine but they sent me a used set of headphones. The packaging inside was ripped and there was a missing part. This is supposed to be a quality brand? Gross. I didnt bother contacting customer shokz customer service because I have emailed them before for another set of headphones and they ignored me. This doesnt mention that these ones actually press hard against your temples and hurt over time unlike the previous versions.

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The best swimming headphones I've tried comfortable functional durable and well-crafted

Sportif régulier j'ai eu pas mal d'écouteurs filaires et sans fil ( Bragi Dash / Jabra Sport Pulse / JBL Reflect Mini NC TWS ) J'ai eu l'occasion de tester ces écouteurs et ils sont bluffant sous l'eau par leur qualité sonore. Ils ont également une bonne autonomie tant que l'on ne mets pas le son au maximum. Ils sont également très bon pour la course à pied et permettent d'écouter de la musique tout en discutant avec une personne à côté de soi, et ils sont sécurisant permettant de rester averti de son environnent. Ils sont assez bon pour faire du vélo mais un peu + limités dans le sens où le vent viens créer du bruit dans l'oreille.