Swimming Headphones Bone Conduction Bluetooth V6.0 Open Ear Sports

Our review of the Swimming Headphones highlights a niche but useful device for swimmers and outdoor athletes who want music without in-ear buds. The standout reason to buy is the combination of true IP68 waterproofing plus a built-in 32GB MP3 player, which lets users swim with a cap and goggles while listening underwater by switching to MP3 mode. This review focuses on real-world comfort, battery life and how reliably the open-ear bone conduction design works for both pool laps and dryland activities.

Key Features

• IP68 Waterproof Design: Fully waterproof and dustproof construction lets you use the headset for swimming, snorkeling or rainy runs without worrying about moisture damage.
• Built-in 32GB MP3 Memory: Onboard storage holds up to about 6,000 songs and supports MP3, WMA, WAV, APE and FLAC formats so music is available when Bluetooth cannot be used underwater.
• Bluetooth 5.4 Connectivity: A modern Bluetooth radio provides a stable wireless connection up to roughly 33 ft (10 m) for listening and calls when above water.
• Long Battery Life: A 200mAh battery charges in about 2 hours and delivers up to around 10 hours of continuous playback or talk time for long training sessions.
• Open-Ear Bone Conduction Comfort: Lightweight 29 g construction uses bone conduction to keep ear canals clear while letting you remain aware of surroundings during outdoor exercise.
• Multi-Function Controls: A single-button design simplifies switching between Bluetooth and MP3 modes, playback control and answering calls without fumbling small buttons.

Who It's For

These headphones are best for swimmers who want to listen to music during laps without in-ear buds and for runners or cyclists who value situational awareness from an open-ear design. The waterproofing and onboard 32GB memory make them especially suited to triathletes, lap swimmers and watersport enthusiasts who may need music while fully submerged in MP3 mode.

They may not be ideal for users who expect strong bass or private, in-ear isolation, or for those who need Bluetooth streaming underwater (Bluetooth does not work underwater). If you want maximum noise isolation or deep bass, in-ear or over-ear options will serve better.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Truly waterproof IP68 rating suitable for swimming and wet environments.
• Large 32GB internal memory means no phone needed for underwater listening.
• Lightweight open-ear fit keeps you aware of surroundings during outdoor use.
• Decent battery life with quick 2-hour recharge for extended workouts.

Cons

• Bluetooth cannot be used underwater, requiring manual switch to MP3 mode for swimming.
• Bone conduction design provides less bass impact than sealed earbuds, which some listeners may find thin.

Specifications

Waterproof Rating	IP68
Internal Memory	32GB (up to ~6,000 songs)
Bluetooth Version	Bluetooth 5.4 (V6.0 model naming)
Battery	200mAh; ~2 hr charge; up to 10 hr playback/talk
Weight	29 g
Audio Formats Supported	MP3, WMA, WAV, APE, FLAC

Our Verdict

These open-ear bone conduction headphones deliver clear value for swimmers and outdoor athletes who need a truly waterproof headset with onboard storage. The IP68 protection, large 32GB memory and comfortable 29 g fit make them a practical choice for pool training and wet-weather workouts, though audiophiles seeking deep bass or Bluetooth streaming underwater should look elsewhere.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Bluetooth while swimming?
Bluetooth will not work underwater; switch to the built-in MP3 mode for music while submerged.

How many songs fit on the internal storage?
With 32GB you can store roughly 6,000 songs depending on file size and format.

Are these safe for open-water use?
The IP68 rating makes them waterproof and suitable for swimming and snorkeling, but always follow safe swimming practices and remain aware of conditions.