SYRYN Swimbuds Color Bundle | 8 GB Waterproof Music Player Compatible with iTunes Files (No Apple Music)

Electronics submerged has always been a challenge. I have tried many of them, including protective sacks on Apple products- expensive ones. Since aquatic therapy has been an answer to many age-related physical problems, decent tunes has been a part of living. After my last iPod died a gurgling death, I looked hard for something to replace it. Syryn was an answer, and it has worked marvelously for over fifty hours of aquatic fun. It is cheap enough to replace, if necessary, but booms loud enough to lift my spirits and make each trip to th pool something fun. Quality product, quality investment!

I absolutely love this MPG player! I love to swim and I love my music, so WIN-WIN. I clip the player to my swimsuit strap. The earbuds are comfortable and stay securely in my ears when swimming. To easily and quickly differentiate the right earbud from the left earbud I switched out the black "wings", replacing them with blue for right ear and green for left. The sound is flawless. The controls are simple and easy to operate. Syryn's instructions for converting iTune AAC music to the MPEG format are straightforward and it's easy to add and delete music in your playlist. And then there's the other goodies that come with the purchase - FitGoo earbud insertion helper and AquaGuard Pre-Swim Hair Defense. And finally, kudos to Syryn's Customer Service. I contacted them for a problem and the issue was quickly, efficiently and professionally addressed. I am a very happy customer!

I bought these to use when I snorkel.* They are not designed for diving.I modified mine by opening them, packing the inside with dialectric grease, and used gasket sealer around all of the outer exposed edges then sealing it back up.Positives:+ Ear plugs fit my ears like a glove and stay in place with their multi-wafer rings to keep out water.+ They sound amazing under water even better than ear buds on land.+ The short wires and clip work awesome to keep the player and wires out of my way when attached to the back of my mask.Negatives:- I think these things should come pre-packed with dialectric grease and sealed with gasket sealer from the manufacturer as they would then be more than rated for diving to depths.- I'm happy with my purchase but they have a huge margin on these and could sell them far cheaper.

price went from $50 to $75 on this item. Ive returned 3 of them and this one lasted less than 2 months.

These are the 4th type of MP3 headphones that I've bought and experimented with for use while lap swimming. They are also the first pair that the ear buds don't keep falling out, nor does the audio come and go out of one or both sides for whatever reason. The sound quality is outstanding (for what they are) when your ears are in the water (water acts as a speaker enclosure), but only so-so when not in the water. Since I bought these for swimming, that works for me.Easy to load your MP3's onto (I had to look-up a tutorial on how to change Itunes MP4's into MP3's), and trust me if I could figure it out, you can. You won't even notice that this little player is clamped onto your swim cap or goggle strap, rash-guard, anything! Highly recommended~

This was not easy to put music on and there are scant directions. Especially since when you plug it is gives you an option to use and app which the directions do not mention and from what I can tell you can only get music on the thing if you use the app and add all the songs to a playlist then upload the playlist to the device through the app which by the way you can only use on the computer it's not Bluetooth that has to be plugged into the USB to your computer in order to download songs they have to be MP3 or MP4 format so I couldn't use any of my offline unpurchased Amazon music it has to be things you can store on your hard drive of your computer. The app was also very glitchy and would stop responding several times making me reload it . I looked into getting the other more expensive MP3 player that's waterproof that you can use Amazon or Spotify however you have to have Wi-Fi connection to access music in to avoid any potential issues with connectivity I decided to go with the this unit instead that also was significantly cheaper so far the sound quality is fine it takes some getting used to to adjust the headphones my JBL headphones are more comfortable underwater however pair Bluetooth and they also only last 30 minutes underwater and the Touch settings are so sensitive you can't swim with my JBL so these are a decent alternative although I feel like I still get quite a bit of water and my ears even with the swimming earbud attachment and I had to adjust several times I didn't try the "glue" that came with these headphones however will try the next time I go swimming. I was able to fit about 700 songs with room to spare which should be more than enough. Overall a good alternative to the more expensive $150 to $200 MP3 players I've seen that are waterproof. I definitely don't expect perfection when you're dealing with electronics and water so these were a good compromise for the money. It is lightweight and clips easily to my swim goggles and I like the case that it comes with as it is very small it could easily be misplaced without a case.

Got these as a gift in late 2020. One and a half years later, both headphones have quit (won't play sound unless the wire is moved in a special unknown place), and the battery will not work if I charge it the night before (only within a few hours before use). They warned not to charge more than 3 hours, so I never did. That did not matter. At this point, I carry a battery backup if I want to charge it so I can swim later that day. Oh, wait, the headphones don't work, so I had to go back to not using this at all.I will look into other swim headphones options, as I really enjoyed swimming with music for that 1 and 1/2 years that I got to use this device.

Only used once so far but I'm blown away by the clarity and seal from the headphones when in the water. I clipped the player to my goggle strap at the back of my head. It's so light and well designed I kept checking to make sure it was still attached. I have a very thin goggle straps and it was secure through the whole swim.Earphones fit comfortably and firmly, I had no concerns with them coming out at any point in the swim, including hard kicks off the wall.Sound quality is great. Loading the player was ridiculously easy from iTunes.Excellent value for the price point.

This product was terrible! On my second swim, it started jumping from track to track on its own and then died altogether. My last MP3 from Diver brand worked for years with no problems. This one last 1 week. So disappointed with this one.

I swim 5 days a week on average 2 kilometres a day. I have used the waterproof MP3 player each time. So far so good. Sound is excellent and easy to download songs.

It’s still pretty new so I can’t speak to long term issues, but so far I’m pretty impressed save for one minor issue. The use of multi use buttons (press once vs press twice vs press and hold) is a little questionable do something attached to the back of your head. Maybe I’ll get used to it over time and (since I don’t adjust it much while swimming) it’s not a huge problem. Overall, a pretty good little machine so far.

Music was easy to load, sound quality is decent. Swim buds fit well which make swimming so much more entertaining with some up beat tunes, brilliant!!