Swimming Headphones Bone Conduction - IP68 Waterproof MP3 Swim Headset

Our review of these Swimming Headphones focuses on swimmers and outdoor athletes who need a comfortable, safe way to listen to music without blocking the ear canal. The single biggest reason to buy is the dedicated MP3 mode for underwater use, enabled by a built-in 32 GB memory so music plays during laps without relying on a Bluetooth connection. For anyone who swims with caps or goggles and wants an open-ear design that stays comfortable for long sessions, these deliver a clear, secure option.

Key Features

• Swimming MP3 mode: Built-in 32 GB memory stores thousands of songs so users can swim without a connected phone and still enjoy uninterrupted playback underwater.
• IP68 waterproof rating: Nano-coated sealed construction protects against immersion, sweat, rain and dust, making the headset suitable for pool and open water with caps or goggles.
• Bone conduction open ear design: Sound is delivered outside the ear canal so ears stay dry and comfortable, which helps with hygiene and situational awareness during outdoor activities.
• Bluetooth 5.4 support: When out of the water the latest Bluetooth provides stable connections up to about 10 m or 33 ft for streaming and hands-free calling.
• Lightweight liquid silicone build: Skin-friendly material and ergonomic shaping reduce pressure points for extended wear during workouts, training sessions, and long runs.
• Magnetic charging and file access: The included magnetic cable doubles as a way to charge and connect the internal storage to a computer to add or remove MP3, WAV, WMA or FLAC files.

Who It's For

These headphones are best for lap swimmers, triathletes, snorkelers and outdoor fitness enthusiasts who want music while training without blocking the ear canal. The open-ear design suits people who prefer to keep their ears ventilated or need to remain aware of surroundings while running, cycling or boating.

People who need Bluetooth audio while submerged should look elsewhere because Bluetooth mode does not work underwater; instead, this model requires switching to MP3 mode for swimming. Also, users who want in-ear isolation or very loud bass may prefer traditional earbuds.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Reliable underwater playback using the internal 32 GB storage without a phone.
• Comfortable, open-ear bone conduction fit that avoids pressure on the ear canal.
• IP68-rated build and easy-to-clean smooth surface for post-swim hygiene.
• Bluetooth 5.4 gives stable wireless use on land plus magnetic charging for easy file transfers.

Cons

• Bluetooth cannot transmit underwater, so swimmers must use MP3 mode and ensure files are in supported formats.
• Sound is not as loud or isolated as sealed in-ear earbuds for users seeking high bass or full isolation.

Specifications

Waterproof rating	IP68
Playback modes	MP3 mode (underwater), Bluetooth mode (on land)
Internal memory	32 GB (approx 5,000-8,000 songs)
Bluetooth version	Bluetooth 5.4
Charging	Magnetic charging cable, also provides computer access to storage
Material	Liquid silicone skin-friendly construction

Our Verdict

These headphones are a practical choice for swimmers and outdoor athletes who need reliable underwater music without wearing in-ear buds. The combination of 32 GB MP3 playback, IP68 protection and a comfortable bone conduction fit makes them good value for regular lap training and multi-sport use, provided you accept that Bluetooth only works on land.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Bluetooth while swimming?
Bluetooth mode cannot transmit underwater; you must switch to MP3 mode for music while swimming.

How do I add songs to the headset?
Connect the headset with the included magnetic cable to a computer and copy supported MP3, WAV, WMA or FLAC files to the internal 32 GB storage.

Will these stay in place during vigorous swimming?
The lightweight liquid silicone design and open-ear fit are made to stay secure for laps, diving and workouts while avoiding pressure on the ear canal.