H2O Audio Sonar Underwater Waterproof Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones with MP3 for Swimmers

Bought it 7 month ago, used for 3 hours a week. Recently it started developing issues: no sound on the right side, turning off by itself from time to time.

Lo uso para entrenar en alberca, y su sonido es espectacular. Es un tanto incómodo ya que va sujeto a la liga de los goggles, pero nada que interrumpa el entrenamiento.

I was hesitant at first… used bone mic tech in the military and it’s great when you can use it. Finally pulled the plug with a discount and coupon. I was very impressed. I was very comfortable in the water with them. Above surface sound is not what it’s designed for. Sound is great for being underwater. It is a little muffled (hey, you’re underwater you land dweller) but totally clear enough and what I would expect being underwater and swimming hard. Fit on goggles rocks. Barely felt them on my temples and they didn’t move with surface/sub-surface swimming. Controls are easy to manage. Perfect solution. You can wear earplugs to keep the water out of your ears or not. Totally more comfortable then jamming waterproof earbuds in your ears.Loaded music works great… put it on shuffle and go. Used it with my Apple Watch on land w/no problems. That’s the next test run.Biggest issue I read about was the connection when you’re putting your music in the memory space. Set yourself up for success. Tape your cord down so it doesn’t move. Set your desk up so it’s out of the way. The magnet pull between the charger and ‘headphones’ was stronger then I was lead to believe. Just set the time aside to test and manage your music upload. Also take the time to test these with your Apple Watch. Yes, the bluetooth works better through gas molecules then liquid molecules (atmosphere vs water). Be prepared to rehearse the connection at your desk and in the tub.Biggest takeaways from this are: 1) Have patience when you’re setting this up the first time. If you do it right there are no problems you can’t troubleshoot, immediately recognize why you’re screwing it up, and correct. You will then know how to manage it from there on out. Review the directions before using. 2) Do a dry land rehearsal (with music on the memory and your Apple Watch) so you master the connection and controls so it doesn’t cut into your workout. If you abuse your Apple Watch, double check the integrity of your watch so it’s still waterproof (within accepted norms of use). If you’re thorough try them in the tub! Rinse them off after every use so they don’t succumb to repeated exposure to chlorine, etc… I haven’t tried them in salt water yet. 3) Read the directions. There are a few pointers that will make your usage a lot easier.Life’s better with music… rock out…

Does the job well. Good battery life and decent enough sound quality. People around you may be able to hear your music at full volume.

I am learning swimming and my purpose of listening to songs is to keep my mind relaxed. The headphones are helping in that. I dont use for very long time in the water. Usually it ranges from 40 - 60 min.I found it that it can only play mp3 so just a word of cautious though it does not bother me.Have not tried using with my iwatch yet...would be keen to see how it works in the pool with that mode.Overall quite happy with the product.