IFECCO Swimming Headphones Underwater Bone Conduction - IP68

Our review of the IFECCO Swimming Headphones finds them best suited to swimmers and outdoor athletes who want reliable audio without blocking their ears. The single biggest reason to buy is the combination of true IP68 waterproofing and a built-in 32GB MP3 player, which means you can listen underwater without relying on a Bluetooth connection. The headphones are lightweight and open-ear, so they stay secure during laps and workouts while still allowing ambient awareness for safety and situational awareness.

Key Features

• IP68 waterproof: Rated to work underwater up to 3 meters so you can swim with confidence and not worry about water damage.
• Built-in 32GB MP3: Internal storage lets you transfer playlists via data cable and play music in MP3 mode when underwater.
• Bluetooth 5.4 with dual mics: Modern chip and two microphones provide stable connection and clearer calls when used out of the water.
• Bone conduction open-ear design: Open-ear fit keeps ear canals free and improves situational awareness during running, cycling, and pool sessions.
• Long battery life: A 180mAh battery delivers extended standby and up to around 6 hours of continuous playback for long workouts.
• Lightweight, flexible build: At about 27g and made of flexible titanium alloy, the headphones bend without deformation and feel comfortable for extended wear.

Who It's For

The IFECCO Swimming Headphones suit swimmers, triathletes, and fitness swimmers who need waterproof audio and prefer an open-ear setup that does not block the ear canal. They are also a good fit for runners and cyclists who want ambient awareness and a lightweight, secure headset that stays in place through movement.

Those who need noise isolation, active noise cancellation, or audiophile-level bass response should look elsewhere, as the bone conduction approach prioritizes situational awareness and comfort over sealed soundstage performance.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• IP68 waterproof rating and reliable underwater MP3 playback make these practical for pool and open-water training.
• Large 32GB internal memory removes the need for a phone while swimming and simplifies music management.
• Lightweight 27g titanium alloy construction bends 360 degrees and remains comfortable during long sessions.
• Bluetooth 5.4 and dual microphones improve connection stability and call clarity outside the water.

Cons

• Bluetooth will disconnect underwater, so users must switch to MP3 mode for swimming.
• Bone conduction sound character differs from in-ear earbuds and may not satisfy listeners seeking deep bass.

Specifications

Our Verdict

The IFECCO Swimming Headphones are a strong choice for athletes who need waterproof reliability and the freedom of an internal MP3 player. They offer excellent comfort, secure fit, and sensible battery life for training sessions, making them good value for swimmers and multisport athletes who prioritize safety and convenience over sealed, bass-heavy sound.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use the headphones underwater?
Switch to MP3 mode by double-clicking the MFB button and play music from the built-in 32GB storage because Bluetooth does not transmit reliably underwater.

Do calls work while swimming?
Calls rely on Bluetooth and the dual microphones, so they work well on land but Bluetooth disconnects underwater, preventing calls while submerged.

Is there a shuffle mode for music?
Yes, in MP3 mode press the MFB button three times to toggle shuffle playback; default MP3 mode is sequential play.