“If swim to train can I use these and what’s the Bluetooth range if I’m in a pool?”

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• Hello Mike - We do not recommend using the Jabra Elite Active 65t to swim, since it is not completely waterproof and may not withstand pool chemicals or sea salt.

  Answered by Jabra 6 years ago

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• They are sweat resistant, not waterproof. Don’t submerge them in water. Bluetooth range is about 30 feet which is pretty standard with all bluetooth devices.

  Answered by MikeHawk8D 6 years ago

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• These buds are water resistant, not waterproof, won't survive in the pool. Max range on these I've experienced with no obstacles is about 50ft

  Answered by Dave 6 years ago

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• this model is not waterproof. the model you need is the Jabra Elite Sport True Wireless Waterproof Fitness & Running Earbuds. rated IP67 - Waterproof

  Answered by SRT8CHARGER 6 years ago

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• I’d be more inclined to suggest purchasing the Jabra Sport if swimming. With either I’d say, in my house with walls, I can’t go much more than about 20’ without them cutting out.

  Answered by Dannyboy 6 years ago

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