SWMIUSK IPx8 Waterproof Headphones for Swimming MP3 Player Earphone in-Ear Design, Underwater Headphones with Swimming Earbuds(Black)

It's good quality, Also the sound is very good, I didn't try it in water yet.

Just got them as replacements for my previous pair of waterproof headphones to use with my waterproof iPod shuffle. Pretty typical for these types of headphones to start going bad after several months of use, my guess is just too much strain on the headphone jack area, which leads to one/both of the headphones sound cutting in and out.These ones seem to be just fine so far and sound pretty good when you have them placed correctly in your ear. They come with different sizes of earbud tips to make sure you get a good fit. Also a cord extender if you plan on using them for other activities that require a longer cord. Overall, looking promising, but I'll report back after a few months of use to share how they are holding up.

I purchased the cheaper version about 6 months ago as a replacement for underwateraudio headphones which are $60. I experimented quite a bit with the tips before I was satisfied. After about 3 months, one ear started to get quieter until it was completely dead. So, I bought the more expensive version of these. I think this set is little louder\better sound. Also, this set has a little more protection for the cable where it connects to the bud which is nice. I'm pretty sure I ruined the previous pair by pulling on the cable sometimes. They are the very thin\fragile earbud cables. If you haven't tried these or swimming earbuds, I would highly recommend using the waterproof tips. The size needs to be pretty big to fully seal the water out. If you get water in, you won't hear much if anything. You should have to sort of work the tips in and out by moving them in little circles as you push\pull. The first couple of times were a little uncomfortable until I got used to it. Normally, you will attach your device (I have a Delphin) to the back of your goggles and loop the buds under your goggle straps so they are upside down from the way earbuds are normally worn. So you do want a short cable which these have. If you wear a swim cap, it needs to be up above the earbud (not covering). They do make caps with ear pouches that should work for earbuds but I haven't tried them. Overall, I would recommend the more expensive of these earbuds.

I really like short-cord wired earbud headphones, because they are compatible with my lifestyle and use-case. Since I don't swim, and the "corrugated" tips kinda hurt my ears, I swapped them out with regular soft tips.However this particular unit died within about a month (give or take) of the 1-year mark. Maybe I got a bad unit, so I will try again. I wish it cost less, but everyone else who has short buds want $16 or more for them, which is kinda weird to me (THE CORDS ARE SHORTER! LESS MATERIAL!).... so here I am, paying another $10 for another set of short buds. "It is what it is" 😐I'll update this review after I get the new one and use it for a while.

Not enough sizes of swim "tree" buds. I used buds from prior headphones and now is great.With the original buds water kept getting in my ears and I lost the sound, also took me a while to unclog my ears after swimming laps. I swim laps several times a week with flip turns and the buds did not stay well in my ears more than a couple of laps.Fit may depend on the size/shape of your ear canal. I would buy again if they revise the buds since price is good and sound is great, do not even need max volume to listen to books while swimming.

Never written a negative review on a product but this entire product is a total piece of crap. Ear pieces stick out of your ears like corncobs. Other earbuds included don't even fit, can't even force them on. Sound quality is nil, nadda, buzzing like old vinyl records and horrible metal pinging. Total piece of crap and not worth ten cents, let alone the time, money, effort spent ordering and returning. Should refund me triple the price for wasting my valuable time. Piece of crap.