Description
Take open-ear listening to new depths. Swim, run, cycle, and train harder than ever before with open-ear MP3 swimming headphones that can withstand all elements.
- 7th Generation Technology for Stereo Sound
- 4GB of MP3 Storage (Not Bluetooth Compatible)
- IP68 Waterproof
- 8-Hour Battery Life
Designed For Swimmers
Engineered to withstand all elements. OpenSwim is fully waterproof and submersible so you can swim, run, cycle, or train harder than ever before.
Open-Ear Comfort
Our open-ear design powered by bone conduction technology ensures bud-free, comfortable listening all day, in or out of the water.
IP68 Waterproof
OpenSwim has an IP68 waterproof rating and can be submerged in water up to two meters deep for up to two hours.
4GB Of MP3 Storage
Internal music storage allows for a library of up to 1,200 songs ready to play at the touch of a button. Supports MP3, WAV, WMA, AAC, and FLAC for device-free listening. Not Bluetooth compatible.
8 Hours Of Music
With 8 hours of battery life and easy commands such as play, skip, pause, and back-a-track, you can enjoy your music lap by lap.
How To Upload Audio Files To OpenSwim
- Open the USB charging cradle, insert your OpenSwim into the charger, and close.
- Plug the USB end into your computer (an OpenSwim drive will pop up)
- Drag and drop your fave audio files into the drive
Can others hear your music?
No, OpenSwim sends vibrations to your inner ear through bone conduction technology. While it’s an alternative to traditional air conduction technology, leaving your eardrums open to your surroundings, it still provides a private listening experience.
Are OpenSwim BlueTooth Compatible?
No, as the Bluetooth connection would be lost once submerged, OpenSwim only offers internal music storage.
Will OpenSwim stay in place while Swimming?
OpenSwim stay in place while swimming, even during flip-turns, due to the headband design that hooks around the ears.
What file types are compatible?
OpenSwim are compatible with MP3, WAV, WMA, AAC, & FLAC file types.
Do these work with streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music?
No, streaming services only provide access to the music files. The file must be purchased to be uploaded to OpenSwim.
