VLOP Bone Conduction Headphones
Usually $60.49
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You can finally take your music with you for that underwater swim workout.
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This is for the swimmer who’s always wanted to bring their tunes into the water. It uses a hybrid approach, blending bone conduction for open-ear awareness with air conduction for richer bass, which is a step up from pure bone conduction. The real magic happens underwater: switch to MP3 mode and you’ve got 8000 songs with you, no phone needed, no Bluetooth signal worries. It’s built to stay put under a swim cap, too.
Beyond the pool, the dual-mode means you can stream music via Bluetooth during your run or bike ride, then switch to the built-in MP3 player for phone-free workouts or when you just don’t want to carry your phone. The lightweight titanium frame is designed to be comfortable for hours, and at only 26g, you might forget you’re wearing them, even during long training sessions. Magnetic charging means less fiddling with ports too.
What makes it stand out
- Offers true underwater music playback with its built-in MP3 storage, unlike headphones that only claim water resistance.
- Combines both bone and air conduction for a more robust sound profile than single-technology headphones.
- Lightweight, open-ear design is suitable for use under swim caps and helmets, not just for casual wear.
When this isn't the right fit
- Bluetooth won't work underwater; you must use the built-in MP3 player for swimming.
Real-world notes
- The hybrid sound technology offers a fuller audio experience than typical bone conduction headphones.
- It stays securely in place even when submerged or during intense activity.
- Switching between Bluetooth and MP3 modes requires a specific button sequence.
Consider these if you’re serious about having music during your swims or want a single device for both pool and trail.
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