Bone Conduction Bluetooth Headphones SwimBeats - Waterproof MP3

Our review finds the Bone Conduction Bluetooth Headphones SwimBeats best suited to swimmers, runners and cyclists who want music without blocking ambient sound; the single biggest reason to buy is the built-in 32GB MP3 player that lets you leave your phone behind while keeping music playing during water workouts. The open-ear bone conduction design keeps ears clear for safety, and the IP68 waterproof rating means these headphones survive regular swimming sessions when used in MP3 mode.

Key Features

• MP3 and Bluetooth dual mode: The integrated 32GB memory stores up to about 4,000 songs so users can play music without a phone during workouts.
• IP68 waterproof protection: Fully sealed construction and a nano-hydrophobic coating allow submersion to 2 m and comfortable use with goggles and swim caps.
• Open-ear bone conduction: Delivers sound through bone conduction so ears remain open to ambient noise for safer outdoor training.
• Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity: Offers a stable wireless link up to about 10 m for phone-connected activities like running or cycling.
• Lightweight ergonomic fit: Ultra-soft silicone construction and secure shape keep the headset comfortable and stable during long sessions.
• Magnetic charging and file transfer: The included magnetic cable makes it simple to transfer audio files from a computer to the headphones.

Who It's For

The SwimBeats suit swimmers who need a fully waterproof music solution in the water and athletes who prefer an open-ear experience for safety when running or cycling. People who like to leave their phone behind will appreciate the onboard 32GB MP3 storage for long workouts or lap sets.

Those who require true in-water Bluetooth streaming should look elsewhere, because Bluetooth mode does not work underwater; for pool use you must switch to MP3 mode. Also, users seeking deep passive noise isolation or heavy bass from in-ear drivers will find bone conduction sound characteristically different.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Comfortable open-ear fit that stays secure during activity.
• Reliable waterproofing and design made for swimmers and triathletes.
• Large internal storage for offline music and easy magnetic file transfer.
• Stable Bluetooth 6.0 connection and decent battery life for phone-based use.

Cons

• Bluetooth does not work underwater, so MP3 mode is required for swimming.
• Bone conduction sound may lack the low-frequency impact of in-ear earbuds for some listeners.

Specifications

Our Verdict

These headphone offer a compelling combination of waterproof reliability and standalone music storage for swimmers and outdoor athletes who need situational awareness. They are especially good value for those who want a secure, comfortable open-ear option with large onboard memory, but users wanting underwater Bluetooth streaming or deep bass should consider alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Bluetooth while swimming?
Answer. No, Bluetooth mode will not work underwater; you must use the MP3 player mode when swimming.

How many songs fit on the device?
Answer. The 32GB internal memory holds roughly 4,000 songs depending on file size and format.

Will they stay in place during running and cycling?
Answer. Yes, the lightweight ergonomic design and soft silicone construction provide a secure fit for most workouts.