Shokz OpenSwim Headphones Black
Earbud-Free Bone-Conducting Audio, Remain Aware of Your Surroundings, Integrated 4GB MP3 Player, Up to 8 Hours of Playback, Swim-Friendly IP68 Water Resistance, Supports MP3, WMA, FLAC & More, Integrated Controls, PremiumPitch 2.0+ for Powerful Bass. Swim laps to your favorite motivating music mix with the black diamond OpenSwim Open-Ear MP3 Player Swimming Headphones from Shokz. These headphones are rated IP68 so they can be submerged for use in the pool. The full wraparound titanium band is designed to slip easily over your ears and under your swim cap. Nothing goes in your ears as 7th generation bone-conducting technology transmits audio via vibration. This lets you listen while still being aware of your surroundings. The OpenSwim are not Bluetooth compatible and require no additional devices. Audio is played back through its built-in 4GB MP3 player. Use the included USB induction charging cradle to connect the OpenSwim to your PC where you can conveniently drag-and-drop audio files onto the headphones. The 4GB of storage is enough for hundreds of tracks in MP3 WMA FLAC WAV or AAC formats.
Earbud-Free Bone-Conducting Audio, Remain Aware of Your Surroundings, Integrated 4GB MP3 Player, Up to 8 Hours of Playback, Swim-Friendly IP68 Water Resistance, Supports MP3, WMA, FLAC & More, Integrated Controls, PremiumPitch 2.0+ for Powerful Bass. Swim laps to your favorite motivating music mix with the black diamond OpenSwim Open-Ear MP3 Player Swimming Headphones from Shokz. These headphones are rated IP68 so they can be submerged for use in the pool. The full wraparound titanium band is designed to slip easily over your ears and under your swim cap. Nothing goes in your ears as 7th generation bone-conducting technology transmits audio via vibration. This lets you listen while still being aware of your surroundings. The OpenSwim are not Bluetooth compatible and require no additional devices. Audio is played back through its built-in 4GB MP3 player. Use the included USB induction charging cradle to connect the OpenSwim to your PC where you can conveniently drag-and-drop audio files onto the headphones. The 4GB of storage is enough for hundreds of tracks in MP3 WMA FLAC WAV or AAC formats.
Earbud-Free Bone-Conducting Audio, Remain Aware of Your Surroundings, Integrated 4GB MP3 Player, Up to 8 Hours of Playback, Swim-Friendly IP68 Water Resistance, Supports MP3, WMA, FLAC & More, Integrated Controls, PremiumPitch 2.0+ for Powerful Bass. Swim laps to your favorite motivating music mix with the black diamond OpenSwim Open-Ear MP3 Player Swimming Headphones from Shokz. These headphones are rated IP68 so they can be submerged for use in the pool. The full wraparound titanium band is designed to slip easily over your ears and under your swim cap. Nothing goes in your ears as 7th generation bone-conducting technology transmits audio via vibration. This lets you listen while still being aware of your surroundings. The OpenSwim are not Bluetooth compatible and require no additional devices. Audio is played back through its built-in 4GB MP3 player. Use the included USB induction charging cradle to connect the OpenSwim to your PC where you can conveniently drag-and-drop audio files onto the headphones. The 4GB of storage is enough for hundreds of tracks in MP3 WMA FLAC WAV or AAC formats.
Earbud-Free Bone-Conducting Audio, Remain Aware of Your Surroundings, Integrated 4GB MP3 Player, Up to 8 Hours of Playback, Swim-Friendly IP68 Water Resistance, Supports MP3, WMA, FLAC & More, Integrated Controls, PremiumPitch 2.0+ for Powerful Bass. Swim laps to your favorite motivating music mix with the black diamond OpenSwim Open-Ear MP3 Player Swimming Headphones from Shokz. These headphones are rated IP68 so they can be submerged for use in the pool. The full wraparound titanium band is designed to slip easily over your ears and under your swim cap. Nothing goes in your ears as 7th generation bone-conducting technology transmits audio via vibration. This lets you listen while still being aware of your surroundings. The OpenSwim are not Bluetooth compatible and require no additional devices. Audio is played back through its built-in 4GB MP3 player. Use the included USB induction charging cradle to connect the OpenSwim to your PC where you can conveniently drag-and-drop audio files onto the headphones. The 4GB of storage is enough for hundreds of tracks in MP3 WMA FLAC WAV or AAC formats.
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Just got these yesterday for Father's Day and soon after opening them already had tons of songs loaded (as simple as plugging into your computer, it showing up as a drive and copying the files over), read the instructions in about 30 seconds and was in the water swimming within minutes. I am blown away by the comfort and sound quality of these headphones in the water (and out). This is my first experience with this type of headphones and wow it is game changing for me as I do not like things in my ears. The ability to comfortably listen to music while swimming (and doing all kinds of other things like mowing the lawn, doing yardwork, walking the dogs, biking, exercising, etc.) and still be able to be fully aware of your surroundings is really a game changer for me. ... MoreJust got these yesterday for Father's Day and soon after opening them already had tons of songs loaded (as simple as plugging into your computer, it showing up as a drive and copying the files over), read the instructions in about 30 seconds and was in the water swimming within minutes. I am blown away by the comfort and sound quality of these headphones in the water (and out). This is my first experience with this type of headphones and wow it is game changing for me as I do not like things in my ears. The ability to comfortably listen to music while swimming (and doing all kinds of other things like mowing the lawn, doing yardwork, walking the dogs, biking, exercising, etc.) and still be able to be fully aware of your surroundings is really a game changer for me. Of course this set does not support bluetooth as it's made to be in the water (which I actually prefer as I don't need to carry my phone with me to have a bluetooth connection), but definitely going to get another set for times when I do want to have bluetooth connectivity. These are incredibly comfortable, stay put through all kinds of movements in the pool and work very well with goggles, sunglasses, etc.. Cannot recommend them enough.
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C'mon it's 2023! Why not use bluetooth? I've been using these for about a week and I'm impressed by the sound but a little dissatisfied with the audio file management. I recognize main reason there's no bluetooth is that it wouldn't work underwater anyway, but as soon as its out of the water it could be used for all sorts of useful things like cueing up the the next playlist from a dedicated app on your phone sitting poolside. Or making effortless file transfers and firmware updates sometime during most of the hours in a day when you're not swimming. Or even controlling them from a watch while doing non-swimming activities. These could be the ultimate triathlon training headphones but plugging them into a computer before literally EVERY workout seems a little ... MoreC'mon it's 2023! Why not use bluetooth? I've been using these for about a week and I'm impressed by the sound but a little dissatisfied with the audio file management. I recognize main reason there's no bluetooth is that it wouldn't work underwater anyway, but as soon as its out of the water it could be used for all sorts of useful things like cueing up the the next playlist from a dedicated app on your phone sitting poolside. Or making effortless file transfers and firmware updates sometime during most of the hours in a day when you're not swimming. Or even controlling them from a watch while doing non-swimming activities. These could be the ultimate triathlon training headphones but plugging them into a computer before literally EVERY workout seems a little outdated to me. Surely a water-induced bluetooth shut-off could be added. That tech is here and for 10 bucks more I'd pay for it.
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I bought Xtrainerz about 3 years ago. Without a doubt, best swimming headphones I ever got. I was swimming with them 5 days a week in the pool, and using it frequently on the lake during the summer. Unfortunately just after the warranty expired, the left earpiece started to malfunction. From what I read on amazon and other reviews that's a common issue with these headphones. I was trying to get information for Shokz support if that issue was addressed in the new edition but got no response. Right now only the right earpiece works so I stopped using it.Sound quality is okay for bone conductive technology, don't expect it will be as good as traditional headphones. Max volume is okay, but it could be a tiny bit louder. I tried various bone conductive mp3 players for ... MoreI bought Xtrainerz about 3 years ago. Without a doubt, best swimming headphones I ever got. I was swimming with them 5 days a week in the pool, and using it frequently on the lake during the summer. Unfortunately just after the warranty expired, the left earpiece started to malfunction. From what I read on amazon and other reviews that's a common issue with these headphones. I was trying to get information for Shokz support if that issue was addressed in the new edition but got no response. Right now only the right earpiece works so I stopped using it.Sound quality is okay for bone conductive technology, don't expect it will be as good as traditional headphones. Max volume is okay, but it could be a tiny bit louder. I tried various bone conductive mp3 players for swimming from China, and they worked really well, unfortunately, all of them were bulky which made them uncomfortable however, they had Bluetooth technology, which makes me think the only reason shokz didn't put BT module in OpenSwim is for us to buy their other products. That's a dirty way of thinking, and it's the main reason I will not buy this product again.
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz to 20 kHz |
| Internal Storage | 4 GB |
| Operation Method | Physical Buttons |
| Video Recording | No |
| Video Playback | No |
Original Shokz OpenSwim S700 Bone Conduction 4GB MP3 Music Player IP68 Waterproof Swim Wireless
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Just got these yesterday for Father's Day and soon after opening them already had tons of songs loaded (as simple as plugging into your computer, it showing up as a drive and copying the files over), read the instructions in about 30 seconds and was in the water swimming within minutes. I am blown away by the comfort and sound quality of these headphones in the water (and out). This is my first experience with this type of headphones and wow it is game changing for me as I do not like things in my ears. The ability to comfortably listen to music while swimming (and doing all kinds of other things like mowing the lawn, doing yardwork, walking the dogs, biking, exercising, etc.) and still be able to be fully aware of your surroundings is really a game changer for me. ... MoreJust got these yesterday for Father's Day and soon after opening them already had tons of songs loaded (as simple as plugging into your computer, it showing up as a drive and copying the files over), read the instructions in about 30 seconds and was in the water swimming within minutes. I am blown away by the comfort and sound quality of these headphones in the water (and out). This is my first experience with this type of headphones and wow it is game changing for me as I do not like things in my ears. The ability to comfortably listen to music while swimming (and doing all kinds of other things like mowing the lawn, doing yardwork, walking the dogs, biking, exercising, etc.) and still be able to be fully aware of your surroundings is really a game changer for me. Of course this set does not support bluetooth as it's made to be in the water (which I actually prefer as I don't need to carry my phone with me to have a bluetooth connection), but definitely going to get another set for times when I do want to have bluetooth connectivity. These are incredibly comfortable, stay put through all kinds of movements in the pool and work very well with goggles, sunglasses, etc.. Cannot recommend them enough.
C'mon it's 2023! Why not use bluetooth? I've been using these for about a week and I'm impressed by the sound but a little dissatisfied with the audio file management. I recognize main reason there's no bluetooth is that it wouldn't work underwater anyway, but as soon as its out of the water it could be used for all sorts of useful things like cueing up the the next playlist from a dedicated app on your phone sitting poolside. Or making effortless file transfers and firmware updates sometime during most of the hours in a day when you're not swimming. Or even controlling them from a watch while doing non-swimming activities. These could be the ultimate triathlon training headphones but plugging them into a computer before literally EVERY workout seems a little ... MoreC'mon it's 2023! Why not use bluetooth? I've been using these for about a week and I'm impressed by the sound but a little dissatisfied with the audio file management. I recognize main reason there's no bluetooth is that it wouldn't work underwater anyway, but as soon as its out of the water it could be used for all sorts of useful things like cueing up the the next playlist from a dedicated app on your phone sitting poolside. Or making effortless file transfers and firmware updates sometime during most of the hours in a day when you're not swimming. Or even controlling them from a watch while doing non-swimming activities. These could be the ultimate triathlon training headphones but plugging them into a computer before literally EVERY workout seems a little outdated to me. Surely a water-induced bluetooth shut-off could be added. That tech is here and for 10 bucks more I'd pay for it.
I bought Xtrainerz about 3 years ago. Without a doubt, best swimming headphones I ever got. I was swimming with them 5 days a week in the pool, and using it frequently on the lake during the summer. Unfortunately just after the warranty expired, the left earpiece started to malfunction. From what I read on amazon and other reviews that's a common issue with these headphones. I was trying to get information for Shokz support if that issue was addressed in the new edition but got no response. Right now only the right earpiece works so I stopped using it.Sound quality is okay for bone conductive technology, don't expect it will be as good as traditional headphones. Max volume is okay, but it could be a tiny bit louder. I tried various bone conductive mp3 players for ... MoreI bought Xtrainerz about 3 years ago. Without a doubt, best swimming headphones I ever got. I was swimming with them 5 days a week in the pool, and using it frequently on the lake during the summer. Unfortunately just after the warranty expired, the left earpiece started to malfunction. From what I read on amazon and other reviews that's a common issue with these headphones. I was trying to get information for Shokz support if that issue was addressed in the new edition but got no response. Right now only the right earpiece works so I stopped using it.Sound quality is okay for bone conductive technology, don't expect it will be as good as traditional headphones. Max volume is okay, but it could be a tiny bit louder. I tried various bone conductive mp3 players for swimming from China, and they worked really well, unfortunately, all of them were bulky which made them uncomfortable however, they had Bluetooth technology, which makes me think the only reason shokz didn't put BT module in OpenSwim is for us to buy their other products. That's a dirty way of thinking, and it's the main reason I will not buy this product again.
I’m not a review writer but do read reviews. These swim headphones are such a game changer I had to write a review. I have the NON swim headphones, which I love but decided to get the swim headphones with the Black Friday deal. Used them yesterday. Downloading was easy. I created a folder for audiobooks. Downloaded a book from the library and transferred it to that folder on the headphones. Easy peasy. Put the earplugs in (came with the order) then put my swim cap on but left my ears uncovered. I then put the headphones on but left the back piece out of the cap. Pulled the ear flaps down and turned the headphones on. I was waiting for a lane but started listening. I thought the volume needed some, well volume, but I had it very high. Once I got in the pool and ... MoreI’m not a review writer but do read reviews. These swim headphones are such a game changer I had to write a review. I have the NON swim headphones, which I love but decided to get the swim headphones with the Black Friday deal. Used them yesterday. Downloading was easy. I created a folder for audiobooks. Downloaded a book from the library and transferred it to that folder on the headphones. Easy peasy. Put the earplugs in (came with the order) then put my swim cap on but left my ears uncovered. I then put the headphones on but left the back piece out of the cap. Pulled the ear flaps down and turned the headphones on. I was waiting for a lane but started listening. I thought the volume needed some, well volume, but I had it very high. Once I got in the pool and started swimming it was perfect. Using the ear plugs I think made the sound increase in the pool. I did not listen to music yet, my book is really good so didn’t want to swap to music. Maybe today. Highly recommend these for swimming. My experience was better than expected. I usually use an Apple Nano that was waterproofed so I understand the no screen and only use buttons to navigate. That was not an issue. I loved not having the wires from my head phones dangling around my neck. If you swim and want to enjoy swimming longer sessions you need these headphones. I may order another pair just in case…. Do not want to be without a critical piece of equipment when I swim. not a review writer but do read reviews. These swim headphones are such a game changer I had to write a review. I have the NON swim headphones too, which I love, but decided to get the swim headphones with the Black Friday deal. Used them yesterday. Downloading was easy. I created a folder for audiobooks. Downloaded a book from the library and transferred it to that folder on the headphones. Easy peasy. Put the earplugs in (came with the order) then put my swim cap on but left my ears uncovered. I then put the headphones on but left the back piece out of the cap. Pulled the ear flaps down and turned the headphones on. I was waiting for a lane but started listening. I thought the volume needed some, well volume, but I had it very high so left it there. Once I got in the pool and started swimming it was perfect. Using the ear plugs I think made the sound increase in the pool. I did not listen to music yet, my book is really good so didn’t want to swap to music. Maybe today. Highly recommend these for swimming. My experience was better than expected. I usually use an Apple Nano that was waterproofed so I understand the no screen and only use buttons to navigate. That was not an issue. I loved not having the wires from my head phones dangling around my neck. Also, did not have to constantly adjust the headphone plugs so I could hear out of both ears with the wired setup. Getting the right fit inside your ear to get the quality you want is difficult with in ear headphones. These headphones solve that problem in spades. If you swim and want to enjoy swimming longer sessions you need these headphones. I may order another pair just in case…. Do not want to be without a critical piece of equipment when I swim.NO I was not paid to write this review and I did pay for my headphones.
Pros and Cons -This is for the "Open Swim" model. I tried some waterproof headphones after seeing someone else wear them for my swimming workout. To have tunes in the water?! Freaking amazing...but constant leakage/adjustments...then I thought I'd try the 'bone conduction' with an entry level type. No bueno...the technology worked but the sound was 1970s AM radio. I returned them and thought "Ya get what ya pay for" and tried these.Pros- Astonishing is the best word to describe my reaction. True/good sound. The "swim mode" is incredible how it changes things to accommodate for the ear plugs and/or water. Waterproof - nothing to worry about. Easy(ish) to move music over. Good shuffle mode and easy to increase/decrease volume. Battery lasts a good long time.Cons- a ... MorePros and Cons -This is for the "Open Swim" model. I tried some waterproof headphones after seeing someone else wear them for my swimming workout. To have tunes in the water?! Freaking amazing...but constant leakage/adjustments...then I thought I'd try the 'bone conduction' with an entry level type. No bueno...the technology worked but the sound was 1970s AM radio. I returned them and thought "Ya get what ya pay for" and tried these.Pros- Astonishing is the best word to describe my reaction. True/good sound. The "swim mode" is incredible how it changes things to accommodate for the ear plugs and/or water. Waterproof - nothing to worry about. Easy(ish) to move music over. Good shuffle mode and easy to increase/decrease volume. Battery lasts a good long time.Cons- a bit spendy for the amount of storage and no Bluetooth (not for the pool but for everyday use). Moving files was trickier than I have experienced with other such players...that's really it...cont' think of any others.Bottom line - I can't stop talking about these things and shoving them on peoples heads to see their reaction. Stellar product. Pricey but worth every penny. Just wish it had the Bluetooth.
This piece of tech one of my favourite, as I’m professional triathlete. That’s my 3rd pair of headphones. I enjoy them every training session, especially during swimming and cycling workouts. With this device you can download a bunch of your favourite playlists and listen them underwater as they stored internally. I would also point out, that this are good for cycling, as they do not cover your ears and you can combine your favourite music and still hear cars behind you. Main disadvantage is battery life (as per charge) and for long time use. 2 of my previous pairs died within 6-12 months. They will last me 1-2 hours with 80-100% volume with full charge, which means that battery not prepared for hard usage and will degrade very fast.
These are the absolute best headphones for lap swimming!!! I've tried multiple other headphones for lap swimming and these are by far my favorite!!! Keeping in mind Bluetooth doesn't travel through water, and needing an mp3 or storage able headphones player this is definitely needed. I always found most mp3 earphones super uncomfortable so the fact these don't have to plug in your ears is awesome! I use silicone moldable ear plugs for comfort and I find they actually amplify the music with these. They stay very well in place even during flip turns! And the best part, I can swim my hour daily through the week without needing to charge them and can charge them when I don't on the weekend and they're fully charged ready to use on Monday! Highly recommend these! Worth ... MoreThese are the absolute best headphones for lap swimming!!! I've tried multiple other headphones for lap swimming and these are by far my favorite!!! Keeping in mind Bluetooth doesn't travel through water, and needing an mp3 or storage able headphones player this is definitely needed. I always found most mp3 earphones super uncomfortable so the fact these don't have to plug in your ears is awesome! I use silicone moldable ear plugs for comfort and I find they actually amplify the music with these. They stay very well in place even during flip turns! And the best part, I can swim my hour daily through the week without needing to charge them and can charge them when I don't on the weekend and they're fully charged ready to use on Monday! Highly recommend these! Worth every cent.
I've been using a different brand of bone conducting headphones for years and thought they were fine. But I had technological questions with them periodically - they wouldn't charge, I couldn't get my Mac to recognize it to load new music, wouldn't turn on in the pool sometimes, so I finally had it at looked for an alternative. Shokz are AMAZING! The sound quality is so much better than on my other brand. They stay on even during flip turns, controls are easy to find while wearing. Even out of the water the sound is very clear, I might even be tempted to run with them. I found them uncomfortable after 10 laps with my swim cap over the tops of my ears covering part of the device. I pulled my swim cap up so it wasn't on my ears and that seemed to do the trick. The ... MoreI've been using a different brand of bone conducting headphones for years and thought they were fine. But I had technological questions with them periodically - they wouldn't charge, I couldn't get my Mac to recognize it to load new music, wouldn't turn on in the pool sometimes, so I finally had it at looked for an alternative. Shokz are AMAZING! The sound quality is so much better than on my other brand. They stay on even during flip turns, controls are easy to find while wearing. Even out of the water the sound is very clear, I might even be tempted to run with them. I found them uncomfortable after 10 laps with my swim cap over the tops of my ears covering part of the device. I pulled my swim cap up so it wasn't on my ears and that seemed to do the trick. The neck band part rubs a little when using the kickboard, but not significantly, and it's not problematic, I just noticed it. Overall, these things are great and am so glad I switched from my other ones.
I just purchased my 2nd pair of Openswim Shokz headphones, that I use daily for lap swim, and I own a pair of Aeropex (now Openrun) headphones that I use daily for exercise walks, to connect to my Peloton and to use as a bluetooth headphone for calls.Openswim has definitely changed my desire, enjoyment and motivation when swimming. I've gotten all the people I swim with daily to also purchase a pair and they are all thrilled with them. One person purchased a less expensive brand and is not happy with the quality of his sound underwater. The rest of us are happy swimmers with our Shokz! It makes lap swimming monumentally more fun!The Aeropex (Openrun) I own are great for outdoor walks, so I can hear the traffic and people around me, great on my Peloton, and useful ... MoreI just purchased my 2nd pair of Openswim Shokz headphones, that I use daily for lap swim, and I own a pair of Aeropex (now Openrun) headphones that I use daily for exercise walks, to connect to my Peloton and to use as a bluetooth headphone for calls.Openswim has definitely changed my desire, enjoyment and motivation when swimming. I've gotten all the people I swim with daily to also purchase a pair and they are all thrilled with them. One person purchased a less expensive brand and is not happy with the quality of his sound underwater. The rest of us are happy swimmers with our Shokz! It makes lap swimming monumentally more fun!The Aeropex (Openrun) I own are great for outdoor walks, so I can hear the traffic and people around me, great on my Peloton, and useful as a general bluetooth device. I've purchased several to give as gifts and the people I've given them to love them. The sound is clear and trouble-free.On top of all this, the service I've received from their customer service department is outstanding. I highly recommend these products and would like to say "Thank you, Shokz, for producing such excellent products and helping to keep me healthy!"Many thanks,Jill
I tried multiple bone conduction headphones before I tried Openswim. All of them were a poor fit for me, and the sound was just "so-so" on the other brands. Their earphones fell off and/or moved around so much that the sound was mediocre (I have a small head).I actually like the fact that there is NO bluetooth on the Openswim. Bluetooth doesn't work under water, and after trying multiple other brands that did have bluetooth, it got pretty annoying having to switch modes. Then, with the press of a wrong button one to many times, you had to start all over again to get back in mp3 mode! The button placement and configuration works very well. The buttons are easy to get to and well-spaced.The Openswim does NOT fall off or move around and is very comfortable -- even on ... MoreI tried multiple bone conduction headphones before I tried Openswim. All of them were a poor fit for me, and the sound was just "so-so" on the other brands. Their earphones fell off and/or moved around so much that the sound was mediocre (I have a small head).I actually like the fact that there is NO bluetooth on the Openswim. Bluetooth doesn't work under water, and after trying multiple other brands that did have bluetooth, it got pretty annoying having to switch modes. Then, with the press of a wrong button one to many times, you had to start all over again to get back in mp3 mode! The button placement and configuration works very well. The buttons are easy to get to and well-spaced.The Openswim does NOT fall off or move around and is very comfortable -- even on my small head. I especially like that they can fit under a swim cap. And the sound -- is nothing short of WOW---absolutely fantastic!! What a pleasure enjoying the great r tunes of your tunes while swimming laps! (And, the sound when wearing earplugs is even better!Loading songs onto the Openswim was very straightforward. Plug the USB into your computer, open the drive with the OpenSwim, and drag and drop to copy your files from your computer to the Openswim folder. Took less that a few minutes, and I loaded at least 100 files for a first go around, and still have space to add more. Great capacity!My only wish would have been to have a "mini" sized Openswim for those of us who are more petite-sized. But all, in all, a wonderful product!
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz to 20 kHz |
| Internal Storage | 4 GB |
| Operation Method | Physical Buttons |
| Video Recording | No |
| Video Playback | No |
