That's why we put the best swimming headphones to the test, jumping into the pool to see how each pair fits, the sound quality, and whether they'll last a whole session. For most people ...

Bone conduction headphones are my default accessory ... But anything more mild like swimming in a pool is perfectly fine. The audio performance while underwater is noticeably louder than when ...

The membership fee is steep, the pool is filled with chlorine ... the only thing that could motivate me to keep swimming would be to get headphones that allow me to listen to music or, heaven ...

Getting in the pool as a newbie can be intimidating, but these headphones are my security blanket—and now, the prospect of swimming without them seems like an impossible task. Olympic swimmers ...

No, I'm not paid by SHOKZ, but the brand does have the best MP3 player for swimming in addition to it's OpenRun line. And who else is making headphones exclusively for swimmers? Here's the catch.

Raycon says its Bone Conduction Headphones are rated for IP68 water and protection, so they can handle sweat, dust, and rain. They can't be used in the pool or the sea for swimming, so they won't ...