Tayogo Swimming Headphones, IPX68 Waterproof Bone Conduction Headphone Bluetooth 5.4, Open Ear Headset,32G of MP3 Player, Running, Cycling, Earbuds Underwater

I've been using headphones in the pool for close to 20 years, and have tried several different brands. I even tried a Tayogo some years back and it wasn't good. So my expectations were low, but I thought I'd try it because it's inexpensive. I was pleasantly surprised. The sound quality is great. The battery life is very good (I don't know exactly how long because I haven't had to charge it back up yet, and I've used it several times). The bluetooth range is amazing. And song storage capacity is way bigger than I could ever use. Charge cable is magnetic and very easy to use (not often the case with waterproof headphones). The only thing I didn't love is the comfort. It's okay, but not the best. It's a little hard and bulky - not light and soft like the Aftershokz Swim. But half the price.One of the awesome benefits to this headphone is that it has both Bluetooth and mp3 - I don't know of any other waterproof headphones that have both. And if there are, I'm sure there aren't any that are good. And both the Bluetooth and waterproof parts of this headphone are excellent.I have had several Aftershokz Swim and Openrun headphones. And they're still my favorite due to comfort. But they are much more expensive. Especially since I have to buy one of each (Swim for the waterproof MP3 player and Openrun for the Bluetooth). So to buy both headphones, I have to spend about $220-240. But this Tayogo gives you all of the same function, plus more capacity (battery, songs, range) at a much lower price.I used these for jogging, mountain biking, swimming, and weight lifting. They worked great in each situation. Remember, you can't use the Bluetooth for swimming. Bluetooth doesn't transmit through water. So you have to load mp3 music onto the headphones. Luckily for me this isn't a problem because I have a huge mp3 library on my computer. Songs are easy to load with the charge cable via usb.This really is a great deal. Tayogo nailed it on this one. I'd buy these all day long. As a matter of fact, I went back and bought 2 more. I would assume the price will go up when these things catch on.

Just received my second pair of Tayogo bone conduction headphones, and I’m already impressed! I previously owned an older version and decided to try this newer model, especially for its waterproof feature—and it doesn’t disappoint.The fit is just as comfortable as I remember, maybe even better. It stays securely in place during workouts and runs, and the open-ear design lets me stay aware of my surroundings while still enjoying music or podcasts. The sound quality is clear, and for bone conduction, it really holds up well, especially when you're in motion or outdoors.What really stands out with this version is the waterproofing. I’ve already tested it during a sweaty gym session and a light rain run—no issues at all. Perfect for people with active lifestyles or those who don’t want to worry about a little moisture.It paired easily with my phone, and the battery life seems solid so far. If you’re on the fence, I definitely recommend giving this newer Tayogo model a shot—even if you’ve used an older version before. Worth the upgrade!

I ordered these headphones to replace my Finis bone conduction headphones to use while swimming laps. The package insert makes it clear that bluetooth doesn't work while swimming but it's easy to download plenty of songs. So far I've only used them once. I need to figure out how to shuffle songs. The sound quality is great out of water, but muffled underwater where the treble ranges are overtaken by bass tones. The controls are easy to use. They are very lightweight and comfortable. Main issue I have is fitment while swimming. I'm still trying to figure out how to get them to stay on my ears when swimming. They come off my ears when I don't use a swim cap, but then my swim cap tends to pull the headphones away from my temples. My goggles strap also seem to interfere with proper positioning. I think I'll have to fashion some sort of custom strap to get them to stay secure over my temples while swimming at good clip. Right now I'd say these are better suited for work outs out of water. Company offers 2 year warranty which is nice!

I use these to listen to audio books while doing lap swimming. They work great. The quality in and out the water is good. Drag and drop function for loading the files is easy to handle. The band is comfortable and do not interfere with my goggles while wearing them.

I’ve had many headsets for music over the years and I would say that this new Tayago is one of the best. I had some that were made of the hard rubber material that eventually degrades due to the chlorine. This Tayago has the hard plastic so it will last a long time. It also has the magnetic connection for both recharging and music downloads which is the best as compared to the old style plug in. The Bluetooth works perfectly and the MP3 player is very easy to download music or podcasts. In the water, the sound is incredibly clear making it easy to hear music or podcasts. I definitely recommend this for swimming or just general listening.

These bone conduction headphones lived up to my expectations in every way. I’ve used them in sweaty gym conditions with zero issues—they stayed secure, didn’t slip, and kept performing without any hiccups. I’m already familiar with the unique sound profile bone conduction provides, so I wasn’t looking for booming bass, and I wasn’t disappointed. The sound clarity is consistent, and they’re more than sufficient for music, podcasts, or calls while staying aware of your surroundings. The fit is comfortable for extended sessions, and I never found myself needing to adjust them mid-workout. For what they are, they’re spot on.