Shokz  OpenSwim Pro Headphones

As you should expect, the sound quality from these is noticeably better than that of cheaper bone conduction headphones. (I can understand speech and words in songs better). The bass is plenty for me - (when they start to thump against my head significantly it's time to turn the volume down a bit). These are also lighter than several others I have owned. Although they have more highly rated water resistance, I am not inclined to risk full submersion paddling with them during rougher days on the water, so I have not tested them for submersion as some users might be interested in. But they have performed well with no problems so far in light rain.

Have multiple pairs (for the gym, for swimming, for using around the house). Best headphones ever. Great sound quality, don’t have to worry about them falling out of my ears can still hear environmental sounds (safety first!). Highly recommended to anyone looking for headphones! Got the Openswim with Bluetooth capability. Love the versatility. Can play downloaded material while swimming laps then switch to Bluetooth and stream the radio while stretching in the warm pool. Great!!

I was gifted a pair of OpenRunPro headphones for Christmas last year and wore them everyday! Unfortunately I misplaced them at a NASCAR Race and had to purchase more. The sound is incredible and having the ability to change the settings to make give more treble or bass is great. I love being able to connect to multiple phones and I carry 3 phones! I use these for running, driving and find myself keeping them on all day. They are super comfortable and I hardly notice them! These have become part of my “everyday” wear and stay with me at all times! Also, changing the charging port to the USB-C was a fantastic idea! I would recommend more colors such as red, OCP (camo) and purple(my daughter’s favorite color).

GOOD: This is my 5th swim headphone tht I have used in the last 2 years and by far this is the best sound quality both in and out of the water, This headphone can be uses during the day to listen streamed music and has good sound quality and has good phone quality. BAD: Swim headphones (except my ZYGO transmit via FM from a base) have to use MP3 because Bluetooth cannot transmit through water. These headphones have an impressive 32GB of memory, but the program has no way to switch between song folders. you can only advance or reverse 1 song at a time! This needs to be changed! The other Shokz headphones are able to switch folders just not the Pro

These are great for swimming in MP3 mode. I was using the Shokz XTrainers which lasted 5 years and the Open Swim Pro are a big upgrade. Sound quality is excellent and they are very comfortable to wear. We'll worth the money spent on them.

These really dont use a speaker they are great as they deliver the sound through your facial bones.

I’ve used my OpenSwim twice now and it’s working great. The controls are easy to navigate, it was easy to transfer mp3 files from my computer to the device, and there were no glitches during more than 2 hours of swimming. The sound quality under the water is fine. It’s not as clear as it is out of the water of course but it was as good as I could expect (note: I did wear ear plugs as suggested) The device itself fit very well. I probably did over 200 flip turns and never had any slippage. I hope i get a couple of years out of the device. I plan to swim with it once or twice a week. Fingers crossed. But as far as first impressions are concerned, I’m giving it 5 stars.

I work construction and these are amazing, i got these cause i like to swim but still haven’t tried the MP3 mode (hope it works with my Spotify). But all day long i have these on, they are super comfortable and when there is no sound on i can hardly notice they are there. I can hear people clearly and still work without having to take an earbud out. In areas that i have to wear earplugs i can hear the music even more clearly and intense. Battery life lasts long and i wear them in the shower without having to blare music on a speaker.

I've had several models of these over the years. This is the first one that barely gets a day of use before I have to recharge them. All of my previous sets have lasted 3 days. They fit about the same. Sadly, they also changed the charging cable again, so I can't use my Aeropex charging cables as spares. I like to keep one in my backpacking kit, one in the car, and one on the nightstand. Now I only have one cable that will work. I really wish I didn't buy the new design. Lastly, they do not say power off when turning off now. Instead it's a tone. I preferred the talking so I knew what was happening easier. This is the worst version I've had in the last 6 years of wearing them.

I have been using shokz for at least 15 years and was looking forward to them to come out with swim headphones. Have been using zygo swim headphones in pool but knew I’d get a pair I’d swim shokz when released. I got them and was immediately disappointed with them. Good sound and volume but unlistenable do to breaking up. I don’t use mp3 and the fine print in user guide alluded to the need to use mp3 in water. Even while using snorkel in endless pool they failed. Bottom line is Bluetooth does not work in water. That fact was not reinforced anywhere. I listen to book when I swim and that’s not happening.