- Connection
- Controls
Specs that matter
Display
- Panel
- Headset
Audio
- Type
- Headphones
- Wear
- Open-ear
- ANC
- No
- Bluetooth
- 5.4
- Battery
- 6 h
Battery
- Capacity
- 160 mAh
Body
- Weight
- 1 oz (27 g)
- Dimensions
- 140 mm × 170 mm × 70 mm
- IP rating
- IP68
- Colors
- Grey
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Should you buy it?
Buy the OpenSwim Pro if you swim laps and run: 32GB of onboard storage plays MP3s underwater, Bluetooth takes over on land, and the IP68 rating covers 2m dives. Bone conduction keeps your ears open to traffic, and the fit is secure. Skip them if you want deep bass or long sessions, because bone conduction sounds thin and battery tops out around 9 hours on Bluetooth.
Best for
Swimmers and triathletes who want music in and out of the pool.
Not for
Bass lovers and long-haul listeners.
Main strength32GB MP3 storage for swimming
Main weaknessThin bass
Reasons to buy
32GB MP3 storage for swimming
Bluetooth for land use
IP68 waterproofing
Open-ear awareness and secure fit
Reasons to avoid
Thin bass
Limited battery life
Few customization options
Measured view—/10What the pros say.
