100% Waterproof SYRYN Swimbuds Sport Bundle for Swimming with Music | 8 GB (2,000 Songs or 138 Hours of Audio) | Drag and Drop MP3, AAC, M4a, FLAC Using PC or Mac | No Apple Music, No Spotify

I picked this up a couple weeks ago. My typical pool work out is 30 minutes or longer - 1500 yards plus. I wanted to wait a couple of weeks before writing this. Will cover 3 areas. Interface, fit and controls, and use. 1. Interface. I am a network engineer by trade so I am used to very confusing difficult to use electronics. THIS IS SIMPLE. I got it. Plugged it into my Windows computer and left it there for a while to make sure that it charged. The device shows up as a USB drive. Drag MP3 files to it and it is ready to go. I have not tried anything fancy like play lists. The random play suffices for me. I have loaded 2 gig worth of music. Data transfer speeds are USB 2.0 so not as fast as I would like but it works. Most of the music I have is encoded at 128 bits but some are higher. There does not seem to be any issues between the different levels of encoding. I charge it up once a week and it runs great. 2. Fit and controls. There are three buttons. On/Off/mode, forward/volume up, reverse/volume down. Very straight forward. The device fits on the back of the goggle strap very comfortable and is not noticeable in terms of weight. .63 grams. The ear buds are really were there is work to be done. And the Tree design is the best at keeping a water tight seal, however this can be uncomfortable. I STRONGLY suggest that before attempting to swim with this you test which ear piece fits best. My ear canals are not exactly the same size and some work was needed to get the best fit. Also by getting the ear pieces wet first they insert more easily and seal better in the canal. WARNING the ear pieces can come off in your ear. DO NOT PANIC. It may be useful to have tweezers on hand to aid in removal. This has NOT happened to me. The ear buds are tight and seal well. I strongly suggest that after a pool swim you wipe them down with fresh water and the ear pieces with a sanitizer of some kind. Music reproduction is great for what it is. This is NOT an audiophile head set like Shure or B&O or even Bose. You are swimming in water which significantly impacts the acoustics. That said the bass response was surprisingly deep and the highs very crisp. 3. Use. Like I said. Test fit before you try to use in a workout. It is needful to very carefully tuck the wires under the goggle strap. I use the method in the manual kind of a S with the plugin to the player pointed downward towards my neck. I swim front crawl. Flip turns are possible BUT I hope you are better at them than I. I suspect a well executed flip turn will have better results than my clumsy attempts. In addition if you are not careful in your strokes your exhaust air and how your shoulders move can impact how well the ear buds stay sealed over the course of the workout. Conclusion. For the money hands down BEST MONEY I have spent on tech in a long long time! Very impressive. Simple, elegant and easy to use. GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!

I wanted to like this product, I truly did. Setup was simple, the earbuds work great and have decent sound quality, but my device only recognizes a tiny fraction of the music loaded (all MP3 format, by the way). I've reset the Syryn, several times, loaded and unloaded music, and the largest number of songs I could coax out of it was possibly 12 songs out of a few hundred and that's actually being fairly generous. Typically, it's been playing closer to 6. I've gone through the online troubleshooting guides, and absolutely nothing has helped. I swim laps for extended periods of time and I need more than 6 songs to play. I had high hopes for this but it looks like I'm going to be forced to find something else.

I love swimming laps, but nice to have music. It has super sound quality. Love the array of ear pieces. Clips to my suit..I don’t wear goggles at this pool .. does not get tangled or pulled out of the ear and I swim all the strokes. The You Tube video on downloading and converting iTunes to MP3 songs was great! It’s a little time consuming but well worth the time. Yesterday this 60 year old had a great swim...because I had good music to enjoy! Two months in.. the Syrn is great...earphones not so much. Line broke at earbud.. so mono sound. I am careful with putting in the case... so was surprised when I didn’t hear any sound. Putting it down to bad luck. Will see if there isn’t another brand. October...well they stopped working..was very sad! Only hear power on or off. Did all the trouble shooting but nothing. Contacted customer service and they set up replacement. I received it in a week and thus far it is great. It is a refurbish but as long as the sound is this good..I am ok with it! I have to say they have great customer service!

This review will be honest and heartfelt. The Syryn system has changed my swimming life. Bottom Line: It works as advertised. A few caveats: It's a lazy engineering flaw that when the player is on "shuffle" it doesn't remember what you've recently heard. So many times I'll be offered the same cut more than once in the same swimming session (45 mins.). It's not a CRISIS to have to reach around and forward to the next song, but it's annoying. The physical design of the clip that clasps on to your goggle strap is poorly conceived. It's a bit difficult to squeeze the clip (not enough finger space). Also it's not immediately obvious which side is the squeezable side of the clip because both top and bottom are equa-distant from the player. So you don't know if it's upside down or not. Again annoying. A few KUDOS: The sound is WAY better than I'd expected. Be sure NOT to judge the audio quality if you aren't submerged in the water! These headphones are designed to work with the pressure/seal of the outside water to make the bass come alive. On dry land they sound tinny and cheap. In the water they sound expansive and grand. It's kinda like a magic trick! The customer service from this company is exemplary. I was having trouble finding the correct "ear-nipple" to fit onto the end of the my phones. So after a few weeks of trial and error I went to the Underwater Audio website to see if there was any helpful info there (and there was). But strikingly I saw that I was not sent the complete suite of "ear-nipples" in my shipment. There were actually 4 or 5 different shapes and sizes missing from my box. (see my attached pic). I shot them off an email, and within a week I received a full and complete set of all the nipples they make free of charge and super-fast! Wow! I ended up buying a 2nd Syryn for my 20-something daughter who like her Dad is a swimming (and MUSIC) fan. Thanks to Underwater Audio we're doing harder workouts over longer periods with LOTS MORE enjoyment. Buy this system with confidence.

Returned it. Not waterproof

Unironically over the moon with this mp3 player. I like that it's small and easy to use. Only one negative is when you connect to the PC it will not save the current playback stamp. Meaning if you listening to something long, like a podcast it will reset and not save where you were. Otherwise awesome product.

After much research, I chose the Syryn mp3 player, and so far I have been very satisfied with the product. The headphones fit perfectly in my ears (many earbud tips included), and the sound while swimming is very good concerning that you are listening to music underwater. I have been using them in salt water for swimming, and their condition is still the same as the time I received them.

Como el título dice, hace su función. Los recibí ayer, cargué algunos discos, estuve algo más de 1 hora nadando (haciendo largos), y además de sonar sorprendentemente decente (no es una maravilla, por las limitaciones obvias e inevitables, pero suena mejor de lo que esperaba), ni el reproductor se movió de su sitio enganchado a las gomas de las gafas, ni los auriculares se salieron, ni me molestó durante la sesión de natación. Y creo que en parte es gracias a los auriculares que incluye, por lo que he visto en las reviews que miré antes de comprarlos, que si son los mismos que se venden aparte, cuestan 70€ sueltos, pero parece que tienen distinto nombre ("Swimbuds Sport" los incluidos, "Swimbuds Sport Premium" los que venden sueltos), así que no sé si son los mismos, o qué diferencia hay. Ahora bien, lo mejorable: Todas las conexiones son a través del jack de los cascos. Trae un cable USB a minijack, el cual se usa para cargarlo, y para pasar la música al reproductor. Qué significa eso? Estoy pasando ahora unos 7.7GB de música (967 archivos mp3 en total), y tarda ENTRE DOS HORAS Y DOS HORAS Y MEDIA en hacer la transferencia. Y eso, después de varios fallos de conexión - los primeros intentos de pasar música fallaron al instante, perdiendo la conexión de datos con el PC. Esto pasó ayer cuando pasé varios discos en carpetas, y hoy después de eliminar esos discos y pasar mp3 sueltos. No podrían haber incorporado una conexión microUSB o USB-C, con la misma protección frente al agua que el minijack, para facilitar esto? Incluso aunque necesitase algún adaptador para mantener el "waterproof", pero si los móviles lo tienen... No veo cómo no se puede añadir al Syryn. Hablando de discos y archivos, no entiendo cómo funciona el sistema de reproducción, en cuanto a orden, y tampoco me gusta. Hay unos vídeos informativos de la marca en youtube explicando el complicado sistema (supuestamente, se reproducen en el orden en que los nombras, y en el que los copias al reproductor), pero ayer me reprodujo dos carpetas (que ni siquiera eran las primeras) intercalando una canción de cada una, y después reprodujo todas las canciones #1 de cada carpeta. No entiendo cómo no es capaz de reproducir la primera carpeta en orden alfabético, y su contenido en orden alfabético, y cuando acaba pasa a la siguiente carpeta con el mismo orden. Tiene opción de reproducir en modo "shuffle", pero aún no he llegado a probarlo. También sobre la reproducción, sólo tiene 3 botones para controlar absolutamente todo, lo cual es un caos. Al parecer tengo la v2, que llaman "Updated", con lo que el play sirve para encender/apagar, reproducir/pausar, y poner/quitar el aleatorio; la izquierda sirve para bajar volumen (1 pulsación), ir a la canción anterior (2 pulsaciones) o rebobinar (mantener pulsado); y la derecha sirve como el anterior, pero para subir volumen o avanzar. Entiendo lo de reducir el reproductor lo más posible, pero incluso aun sin tener pantalla (como el AGPTEK S07), se agradecería separar los controles de volumen, para que el RW y FW funcionen como deberían (1 click atrás para ir al inicio de la canción, y sucesivos para ir a canciones anteriores; 1 click alante para saltar a la siguiente canción, y clicks sucesivos para las siguientes). Así que, me temo que le tengo que bajar 2 estrellas a la review - una por el tema de la conexión, otra por el tema de la reproducción y organización.

Dit is mijn tweede set, de vorige is 5 jaar meegegaan maar nu is de batterij op. Goede geluidskwaliteit en de dopjes sluiten jouw oren goed af in het water.