The best swimming headphones need to be waterproof, durable and help you stay aware of your surroundings so you can still hear lifeguard whistles. But they also need to be lightweight, secure and ...

I quickly concluded that the only thing that could motivate me to keep swimming would be to get headphones that allow me to listen to music or, heaven forbid, a podcast underwater. Until now ...

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I have also tried bone conduction headphones while swimming, but for that activity, music must often be downloaded to the headset for offline listening, presenting a hurdle for most people.

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.

The Shokz OpenSwim Pro are easily some of the best swimming headphones around. These bone conduction headphones sit comfortably around your head, with vibrating pads on each cheek bone to generate ...

Bone conduction headphones are a unique style of listening device that are perfect for anyone who has a hearing aid, runners and swimmers who don’t want to carry their phone with them ...

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 ...