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once, then they will never work again. In all seriousness, they are not under-water proof. Aftershokz does make an underwater headphone for swimming but it is an MP3 player only- bluetooth does not work underwater. check their website for details.

The headphones are not waterproof. They can get wet from sweat or small amounts of moisture, but not be immersed in water.

Hey Martha! Although Aeropex are considered waterproof with an IP67 waterproof rating, we don't recommend Aeropex for swimming purposes. All Bluetooth devices use 2.4GHz radio frequency, which does not work well in water. This is due to laws of physics, as water molecules attenuate the signal; when any Bluetooth device is put underwater, the range is just few inches. We'd recommend our Xtrainerz model for swimming purposes, we designed Xtrainerz with this in mind, fully understanding the limits of Bluetooth capability, that is why the Xtrainerz is MP3 capable only.

No, these headphones are not underwater headphones. They are water resistant but IP rating is low. It suggests wiping down excess sweat/liquid after workouts or heavy use. Mentions excessive water/liquid can damage it.

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once, then they will never work again. In all seriousness, they are not under-water proof. Aftershokz does make an underwater headphone for swimming but it is an MP3 player only- bluetooth does not work underwater. check their website for details.
Answered by gameon 3 years ago
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The headphones are not waterproof. They can get wet from sweat or small amounts of moisture, but not be immersed in water.
Answered by PetMom 4 years ago
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Hey Martha! Although Aeropex are considered waterproof with an IP67 waterproof rating, we don't recommend Aeropex for swimming purposes. All Bluetooth devices use 2.4GHz radio frequency, which does not work well in water. This is due to laws of physics, as water molecules attenuate the signal; when any Bluetooth device is put underwater, the range is just few inches. We'd recommend our Xtrainerz model for swimming purposes, we designed Xtrainerz with this in mind, fully understanding the limits of Bluetooth capability, that is why the Xtrainerz is MP3 capable only.
Answered by AfterShokz 4 years ago
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No, these headphones are not underwater headphones. They are water resistant but IP rating is low. It suggests wiping down excess sweat/liquid after workouts or heavy use. Mentions excessive water/liquid can damage it.
Answered by AMarie 4 years ago
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