Swimming Headphones Bone Conduction Bluetooth 5.4 - IP68 Waterproof

Our review of these open-ear swimming headphones finds them best suited to swimmers and outdoor athletes who want music while keeping ears free and aware of surroundings; the single biggest reason to buy is the combination of an IP68 waterproof design and built-in 32G MP3 memory, which lets you listen underwater without relying on Bluetooth. They are lightweight and comfortable under a swim cap or goggles, and the ability to switch to MP3 mode makes them genuinely usable for pool and open-water sessions.

Key Features

• IP68 Waterproof: Fully waterproof and dustproof construction makes these suitable for swimming, snorkeling, fishing and other wet conditions without worrying about moisture damage.
• Built-in 32G MP3 memory: Stores up to thousands of songs in multiple formats so you can play music underwater where Bluetooth does not work.
• Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity: Modern Bluetooth ensures stable wireless streaming and interference resistance when used above water within roughly 10 metres.
• Bone conduction open-ear design: Keeps the ear canal open so you stay aware of surroundings during runs, cycling or poolside activity while still hearing music clearly.
• Long battery life: A 150mAh battery delivers up to about eight hours of playback after a short 1.5 hour charge for long training sessions.

Who It's For

These headphones are ideal for lap swimmers, triathletes and people who exercise near water and need a waterproof audio solution that works with a swim cap and goggles. The open-ear, bone conduction format also suits runners and cyclists who want situational awareness while enjoying extended battery life.

Those who primarily want Bluetooth streaming underwater should look elsewhere, since the product requires switching to MP3 mode for underwater use. If you prefer in-ear isolation or noise cancelling for noisy gyms, the open-ear design will not provide that level of isolation.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Truly waterproof IP68 build that works under a swim cap and resists sweat and rain.
• Large 32G onboard storage supporting MP3, WMA, WAV, APE and FLAC for offline playback.
• Comfortable, lightweight open-ear fit that preserves environmental awareness.
• Stable Bluetooth 5.4 performance for above-water use and convenient magnetic charging that doubles as a data connection.

Cons

• Bluetooth does not function underwater, requiring manual switch to MP3 mode for swimming.
• Open-ear bone conduction audio may not offer the bass or isolation some listeners prefer.

Specifications

Waterproof rating	IP68
Storage	Built-in 32G MP3 memory
Bluetooth version	Bluetooth 5.4 (up to ~10 m)
Battery	150mAh, ~8 hours playback, 1.5 hr charge
Weight	Approximately 32 g
Audio formats supported	MP3, WMA, WAV, APE, FLAC

Our Verdict

The Swimming Headphones combine reliable water resistance with ample onboard storage and long battery life, making them a smart value for swimmers and outdoor athletes who need offline music while in the water. They are not for listeners who need in-ear isolation or underwater Bluetooth, but they excel for training and active use where safety and durability matter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Bluetooth while swimming?
Bluetooth will not work underwater; double-click the power button to switch to MP3 mode and use the internal 32G storage for underwater playback.

How many songs fit on the device?
With 32G of storage you can store thousands of songs depending on file size; the product notes capacity for up to about 6,000 tracks.

Will they fit under a swim cap and goggles?
Yes, the lightweight open-ear design is intended to be used comfortably with a swim cap, goggles and earplugs.