Shokz Openswim Pro Drahtlose Sportkopfhörer
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Der Shokz OpenSwim Pro ist ein rotes Sport-Headset mit offener Bauweise, wasserdichter Konstruktion und 32 GB internem Speicher. Das Modell kombiniert drahtlose Verbindung mit Wiedergabe aus dem internen Speicher und ist für Sport und Schwimmen gedacht. Die Konstruktion lässt die Ohren frei und legt den Fokus auf Tragekomfort, Wasserbeständigkeit und Nutzung in nassen Umgebungen.
Bewertungen von Shokz Openswim Pro Drahtlose Sportkopfhörer
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I’ve lost two pairs of these in less than 10 uses wingfoiling. A leash is required to securely connect them (despite their marketing) and they unfortunately do not come with one like most of their competitors. Beware if using without anything to secure them to your head.
I’ve lost two pairs of these in less than 10 uses wingfoiling. A leash is required to securely connect them (despite their marketing) and they unfortunately do not come with one like most of their competitors. Beware if using without anything to secure them to your head.
Mike S
18. September 2026
These don’t work in the water. I swim in a quiet 25 yard pool, with ear plugs, and was unable to hear anything the second I went underwater. Additionally, the headphones disconnected from my phone when it was in my bag at one end of the pool and I was at the other end of the pool, 25 yards away. So basically useless for their stated purpose. They do work well for running just like Shokz other bone conducting headphones. But I will return them for the open run pro instead.
These don’t work in the water. I swim in a quiet 25 yard pool, with ear plugs, and was unable to hear anything the second I went underwater. Additionally, the headphones disconnected from my phone when it was in my bag at one end of the pool and I was at the other end of the pool, 25 yards away. So basically useless for their stated purpose. They do work well for running just like Shokz other bone conducting headphones. But I will return them for the open run pro instead.
Marisa
30. August 2026
They do what they say and do that well, they don’t have the bass or volume of my old powerbeats in ear wireless headphones or the battery life, but they do provide good sound, particularly good vocals and you can hear cars or pedestrians and other ambient noise which is great for cycling. So all in all worth it and very functional, clever how you don’t need to have them actually in your ears, haven’t tried them under water but seems like that will be fine, nice simple and reliable blutooth pairing too
They do what they say and do that well, they don’t have the bass or volume of my old powerbeats in ear wireless headphones or the battery life, but they do provide good sound, particularly good vocals and you can hear cars or pedestrians and other ambient noise which is great for cycling. So all in all worth it and very functional, clever how you don’t need to have them actually in your ears, haven’t tried them under water but seems like that will be fine, nice simple and reliable blutooth pairing too
James
24. August 2026
I have had my Shokz for 2 months now and have been using them hydrofoiling in Hood River. They have been amazing! I can stream from my smart watch, or load music on for MP3 mode. The connectivity and sound quality have been amazing and I haven't had any problems in and out of the water. 10/10 would recommend.
I have had my Shokz for 2 months now and have been using them hydrofoiling in Hood River. They have been amazing! I can stream from my smart watch, or load music on for MP3 mode. The connectivity and sound quality have been amazing and I haven't had any problems in and out of the water. 10/10 would recommend.
Andrew
17. August 2026
Zum schwimmen der Hammer, auch zum Wingen ist es geil mit Musikmaufs Wasser zu gehen.
Zum schwimmen der Hammer, auch zum Wingen ist es geil mit Musikmaufs Wasser zu gehen.
Mutznmichl
16. August 2026
