Bone Conduction Swim Headphones IPX8 Waterproof 32GB 12-Hour Battery MP3 Bluetooth
Experience music with true bone conduction that keeps you aware and immersed. Sound travels through your cheekbones to the inner ear, bypassing the ear canal. Underwater, this delivers clear audio while your ears stay open to ambient noise above water for safer, more natural swimming and training.
Water protection reaches IPX8 for depths up to 30 metres; this device is not splash- or sweat-resistant.
With 32GB of built-in storage, you can carry 6,000+ MP3 tracks and transfer files from a computer to listen without a connected phone.
Playback options combine Bluetooth wireless listening with offline MP3 playback. Swap to MP3 mode by double-clicking the power button—no menus or apps required.
Enjoy up to 12 hours of playback on a single charge, and up to 300 hours in standby. The 200 mAh battery charges via magnetic suction in roughly two hours, and charging begins as soon as contact is made.
DENPISE two-way noise cancellation and 360° ACS panoramic sound deliver immersive, natural audio both above and underwater.
The frequency range spans 20 Hz to 20 kHz, providing full-bodied sound underwater and above water. Weighing 32 grams, it features a flexible neckband with an ear-hook (SFE on-ear) so the transducers sit against the cheekbones for secure wear through flip turns or continuous strokes without pressure on the ear canal.
What's included: one bone conduction swimming headset, one magnetic suction charging cable, and a user manual.
Mode guidance
- Bluetooth: ideal for running, cycling, and gym workouts with your phone on you.
- MP3 offline: swimming with your phone left on the poolside.
Who should use these headphones
- Lap swimmers who want music without losing situational awareness
- Triathletes training across swim, bike, and run
- Open water swimmers in oceans or lakes
- Runners who need awareness while listening to audio
- Cyclists seeking music without blocking traffic sounds
- Anyone who has struggled with waterproof earphones underwater
