Swimming headphones

Choose a BoneAir Swim or BoneBeat Swim model whose exact product page states that it is suitable for swimming. Compare the IP rating, onboard storage, fit, controls, battery life, and supported playback modes because features differ among Swim, Swim Lite, and Swim Ray versions.

Bluetooth signals do not travel reliably through water. Bluetooth playback works best when the headphones and connected device remain above water. For swimming, use onboard audio storage or the underwater playback method supported by the exact model.

Built-in storage is the more reliable option for underwater listening because it does not depend on a Bluetooth signal passing through water. Check the exact product page for storage capacity, supported audio formats, and file-transfer instructions.

IP68 indicates a high level of dust and water protection under stated test conditions, but the permitted depth, duration, and water type remain model-specific. Follow the product instructions, rinse off pool or salt water with fresh water where directed, and dry the charging contacts completely before charging.

Only use them within the exact model's stated limits. Salt, sand, chemicals, impact, and temperature can affect seals and charging contacts. Rinse and dry the headphones after use, and do not exceed the listed depth or immersion time.

Choose a secure fit that works with your swim cap or goggles, then compare button access, onboard storage, supported formats, battery life, and charging method. Rated playback time can change with volume, temperature, and usage, so use the exact listing as the final reference.