My favorite headphones! New OpenFit Air and underwater with OpenSwim Pro! 

can't wait to hear what you think!

Getting my next week in Singapore 🇸🇬, will test it out

@@edmundyeo134 how is it

But isn't music on headphone memory better quality than streamed Bluetooth, especially under water ?

Bluetooth mode doesn't work in the water, according to their website - was the same thing I was really hoping they fixed.

@@garytheis ok thanks for info 👍

@@garytheis its not their fault its just bluetooth strength signal is like 4 inches

@@ivanjerganov4299yep, given that, I was hoping they would explore some better options than simple downloading MP3s, perhaps some local storage version of Spotify a bit like you can download RU-vid or Netflix

I worry I wouldn’t find blue ones if I dropped them at the bottom of the pool. Lol

I've been wearing Shokz for a few years starting with the Aeropex bone phones. Believe it or not, they also came with ear plugs. 😊 in theory I'd think you would still be able to hear them due to the fact that bone phones bypass the ear drums. Now here's the downside to even the best bone phones, without ear plugs anything you're listening to can get drowned out by louder noises around you. I'm not saying you won't hear them, but louder sounds that hit your ear drums will drown out bone conduction. While this can be bad, this is also the reason people buy them because it allows them to be fully alert to their surroundings. With that said, see if you can sample bone phones at your local Best Buy (or ask a friend that has them to let you try them out). When sampling them, plug your ears. You'll be surprised when you hear them a bit louder. 😁

Spigen Classic C1

You use the bluetooth connection on your laptop/pc/mac or phone/tablet and even tv set top boxes. When I'm at home I use my bluetooth ear buds/ear phones with my set top box and my computers mostly and sometime my tablets and phone. I hope this helped.

@@ghostaliaz Thank you, but i meant, to store the music on the headphones for swimming. Thanks!

No, bluetooth doesnt work under water. Only mp3 mode

It only has to be USB-C on the wall-wart side.

@@trevordennis really? Does not make sense. Why did apple had to change the lightning to usb c if it’s only on the wall mounted side?

@@kuzatoraparker1824 They didn't have to legally change the lightning port. They did it because it was already in their road plan and customers were demanding it for quite a while. Lightning only works at USB2 speeds (480mbit/s) and photos and videos were taking forever to get off the device. They already moved the iPads over to USB-C and the iPhones were just following at their own pace. Also, their Apple Watch only has a magnetic charger and that's no issue with the EU either. The EU is focused on the millions of charging bricks ending up in their landfills. Every device was including one in the box and they weren't getting used.

Hi. Are you sure you didn’t get the pro mini version? They come in two different sizes. If you went with the regular one, i hope new versions also consider other sizes.

@@rioschala I am very sure. The mini's won't reach my ear. I tried both out in the store on the display.

@@gorfmaster1 😣 so, that’s bad :(

You could still lose them at any point

She is old

Not recommended actually. These have to work from 0-40 degrees Celcius (not sure what that is in Farenheit and too lazy to check lol)

Water pressure. It’s not 2 hours total ever, it’s 2 hours in a row because water pressure will make it’s way in.

So paying for the headphones, and to use them in the water, you have to pay for a subscription? Bleh.

@@vcom741 I'd rather they just let us use the subscriptions we might already have...

Ye. This model specifically.

haha

I agree I bet it was pretty big

hahahahah

Not to be that guy but why wouldn't a relatively fit woman who has multiple videos about her fitness adventures look good in a bathing suit. She isn't a streamer who subsides on doritos and mountain dew...

@@myhandlewastakenandIgaveup to be that guy, some women can pull off swimwear and some can't, it has nothing do with the body.

@@santoshparvatikar swimwear has never really been my factor m favorite aesthetic beyond a functional level so I will take your word for it.

Does it really matter?