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Question: how are the headphones in keep water out of your ears?  I currently swim in earplugs for laps.
Document: in the process of trying different sizes of earplugs you can't avoid water getting in your ears (just until you figure out which size is best. hint: both of your ears are probably not the same size), so one of the headphones probably got to much water and crapped out. Waterfi sent me a new pair right away! but I keep them as a reserve and use h2o headphones. much better sound quality and so far everything is fine.2.
My only suggestion for is that for lap swimming, I think it would be better to ship the product with the shortcord headphones because the earplugs stay in and keep the water out better than the rounded earbuds that come with the Swim kit.
I have to use the fattest earbuds in my ears, but they're comfortable and if inserted before you get wet they act as earplugs to keep water out, too.The sound quality is great though it may be a little harder to hear when you get going and bubbles/water is rushing past your face, so it's necessary to turn up the volume a little before beginning. I have had the audio drop out of one of the earbuds once as well, though it resumed after a minute or two.
The waterproof earplugs supplied are good quality and don't cause any problems to me when I'm swimming, plus they keep the water out of my ears so it's a double win. I tuck the spare wire into my cleavage... I'm not sure where men would stuff it. I also wear the iPod on the strap of my swimming costume or just above the cleavage. Men may need to use an arm band or goggles, I guess... or wear an old fashioned one piece costume.
After much searching and many waterproof mp3 purchases later, I've finally found the "almost" perfect swimming mp3 player. My only issue is with the headphones, which don't happen to fit my ears well. I found other inexpensive waterproof headphones on Amazon that happen to fit me better. I also find that wearing a neoprene, chin-strapped, beanie-style swim cap helps keep my headphones securely in place when I swim laps.
I can swim laps for hours now! Works best if wear a swim cap to help keep earplugs more secure.No complaints&#34;
I have tried every different rubber ear tip and also tried the swim cap over the ears. there is just no way to keep the headphones in.Advice: buy the ipod shuffle that is water proofed alone. There are many companies that are offering it for cheaper. Buy the headphones separate. you will not want to use these headphones at all.
I have used it about 10 times now for 30-minute swims and it works fine. The headphones come with different size plugs to try out. Even so, I have found they require considerable fiddling to keep properly inserted even with a swim cap to hold them in place. Sometimes water gets in and the volume drops a lot. Perhaps other handphones would work better for my ears. But I'm generally happy with my purchase.
This product is amazing ! I swim an hour a day for cardio and I keep my head in the water and breath hard, the air bubbles are loud and I need a powerful sound to overcome the bubbles and my breathing. The rings around the earplugs the speakers are mounted in, seal so tightly, and the speaker use my ear drum for base... it's so powerful and I get so much energy from it... I can no longer swim without it !!!
I swim a lot and to listen to music while swimming sounded very enticing to me! The idea of this device is good but the execution is poor for the following reasons. The waterproofing makes it really hard to push the buttons on this iPod.This becomes really annoying after a short time already. I have a normal iPod shuffle and the buttons are much easier to press. The earplugs do not fit and fall out of my ears every two minutes. The sound of these headphones is really poor.
Answer: I used to use earplugs too but the ear buds will keep water out.