When you swim, do you listen to music, podcasts, or do you just enjoy being in the water?
I recently got the openswim pro and loaded some songs onto it, but I noticed music I normally enjoy on land somehow feels different underwater. Not sure if it’s just me. Still trying to figure out what actually feels good to listen to during longer swim sessions.
Hello I work on a construction site I'd like to use something like the shockz for work with my earplugs, but wanted to see if anyone has had a good experience with some in this environment. If so which model would you guys recommend? I was looking at the open run pro 2. I also really like swimming, going to the gym, and running if its good for these too huge plus!
So far im really satisfied with them but im disappointed by the fact the sound is absolute garbage when im in a call, I spend a lot of time on discord calls, and like to listen to music at the same time, and the sound is so disgusting that its comparable to a plane's PA... any idea how to fix it? Or is it just how its made?
I’m getting ready for a fall triathlon in the US and looking for swim headphones that actually stay in during open water sessions. The OpenSwim Pro keeps coming up as a top choice. It’s waterproof and designed to stay secure.
Has anyone used them in pools, lakes, or the ocean? Any other options that work better for serious triathlon training?
Anyone experience having the charging case heats up. Its brand new and it just charge it with cellphone charger, woke up and found it very hot.
Ok, I know this somewhat defeats the purpose of having separate earbuds. Don’t come at me! But I find that on rare occasion, I don’t use mine because I’m afraid of losing them. For example, when I’m weed eating out in a field. If one of these fall out, there’s very little chance I’m finding it again. So I have started using a glasses tether and it works great! I put a little spittle (tmi) on until end of the earbuds and then the tether slips right on. Just wanted to share!