Shokz OpenSwim Pro Versatile Bone Conduction Sport Headphones

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Red

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$124.99

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Overview

Listen to your favorite tunes while working out with the OpenSwim Pro Versatile Bone Conduction Sport Headphones. These adventure-ready headphones have an IP68 waterproof rating, allowing you to transition from walking trails to swimming laps.¹ Dual Bluetooth® and MP3 modes allow you to switch between streaming apps and up to 32GB of built-in MP3 storage. Vivid sound plays your favorite tunes, and the built-in mic makes it easy for noise-free conversing. The sports-optimized physical buttons makes it easy to play, pause and skip songs while on the go. And, MultiPoint pairing allows you to switch easily between devices.

¹ IP68 waterproof rating. Can be immersed in water up to 6.6 feet (2 meters) for up to 1 hour.

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Reviews

4.0

273 reviews

0% of reviewers recommend this product.

Excellent headphones, easy to use,

Udhay K. . 20 hours ago

Excellent headphones, easy to use, works great while swimming

Shokz Originally posted on Shokz

Unexpected MP3 Player Utility

Darren Y. . 3 days ago

I did not expect a built in MP3 player and file storage for the Open Swim. (Probably should have checked the specs first, oops -- it's a good thing overall though). Lots of good designs in regards to the utility such as the ability to sort folders and cycle through them. Connection to the mobile app allows for a bit more utility such as track selection (no seeking or picking specific parts of the song though) In regards to comfort, the Open Fit is considerably better. Unfortunately, the Open Fit is incompatible with usage in environments with considerable water -- water getting into the speaker area means muffled sound. I picked up the Open Swim for use in the shower to mitigate the sound issue. Workable, but finicky to work around when wearing it and washing hair as the band in the back gets in the way . . . I need to get back to sorting through my music for the Open Swim. The pains of having choices and options. . . LOL.

Shokz Originally posted on Shokz

Specs

Features

IP68 waterproof rating¹
Bluetooth + MP3 dual modes
Open-ear design
Sports-optimized physical buttons
Vivid sound, versatile listening
Noise-free conversing
Up to 32GB of MP3 storage
MultiPoint pairing

Specs

Dimensions: 4.88 x 3.94 x 1.78 in.
Weight: 0.96 oz.

SKU#

S710-ST-RD-US

What's in the box

Shokz OpenSwim Pro Versatile Bone Conduction Sport Headphones
4-pin magnetic charging cable
Swimming earplugs
Silicone rubber carrying case
User guide
Legal statement
Warranty card

Reviews

Shokz OpenSwim Pro Versatile Bone Conduction Sport Headphones Reviews

4.0

273 reviews

0% of reviewers recommend this product.

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Excellent headphones, easy to use,

Udhay K. . 20 hours ago

Excellent headphones, easy to use, works great while swimming

Shokz Originally posted on Shokz

Unexpected MP3 Player Utility

Darren Y. . 3 days ago

Shokz Originally posted on Shokz

What bass?

Jonathan P. . 3 days ago

I know some bass has to be sacrificed for bone connection, but zero bass? Even on standard mode, sound is high and tinny, at best. Will be returning.

Shokz Originally posted on Shokz

Makes my swim better

SCOTT K. . 3 days ago

Great product. Easy to connect to Bluetooth. Good range to my phone. Good fit. Stays on easily while I swim.

Shokz Originally posted on Shokz

MP3 vs Bluetooth

Edward M. . 3 days ago

I have been using shokz for at least 15 years and was looking forward to them to come out with swim headphones. Have been using zygo swim headphones in pool but knew I’d get a pair I’d swim shokz when released. I got them and was immediately disappointed with them. Good sound and volume but unlistenable do to breaking up. I don’t use mp3 and the fine print in user guide alluded to the need to use mp3 in water. Even while using snorkel in endless pool they failed. Bottom line is Bluetooth does not work in water. That fact was not reinforced anywhere. I listen to book when I swim and that’s not happening.

Shokz Originally posted on Shokz

This is probably my 6th pair

Sarah T. . 3 days ago

I love my shokz. , I've convinced all my family members to also buy them. . I'm excited to take the swimming!

Shokz Originally posted on Shokz

Love these, just please make a mini!!

Elisabeth C. . 4 days ago

I love these!! Sound quality is excellent, and I really love having music in all conditions, even the pool! They are perfect except for the size- my head is small and I would really love to get this in a "mini" like the OpenRun. Please just shorten the band - it's the only flaw!!

Shokz Originally posted on Shokz

Openswim Pro

Barbara S. . 6 days ago

I use these for swimming laps and they work great. The controls are very simple and easy to use even when flip turning. They do make my ears a little sore underneath a swim cap, but that quickly goes away after finishing my workout. Highly recommend if you do long distance swim workouts and leading songs onto the headphones is super easy. Sound quality is good underwater.

Shokz Originally posted on Shokz

Great battery life Sounds great

James W. . 6 days ago

Great battery life Sounds great most of the time, but having drop offs/stuttering after a long run. I suspect it might be trying to connect to another device as it's always in the same area. Turning off headset and back on fixes it so seems like it's the device, not my watch (Garmin). Just a pain to do that while running.

Shokz Originally posted on Shokz

mp3 capabilities lacking

Helmi G. . 7 days ago

need to at least add a shuffle function to mp3 playing independent of phone app (pushing a quick button on the shokz triggering the shuffle)

Shokz Originally posted on Shokz

FAQs

Shokz OpenSwim Pro Versatile Bone Conduction Sport Headphones FAQs

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Pam D . Nov 29, 2025

I need to pad the back as it's too big for me. Since it isn't adjustable what can I use to pad it?

Answer from AfterShokz17 days

Hi Pam-Shokz here! We're sorry to hear you're not completely satisfied with the fit of your OpenSwim Pro. Having about a 1-inch gap is normal. The main goal is to ensure the transducers (the parts that rest on your head) sit securely on your cheekbones, just in front of your ears, for optimal sound quality and comfort. If you are using the headphones for swimming, wearing them with a swim cap (either under or over the cap, depending on preference) is a common method that many users find effective for a more secure fit. Please reach out to our Customer Happiness Team if you have any other questions. Thank you!

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Michal . Jul 30, 2024

How long is the battery life and can you and phone and talk

Answer from Verizon Customer Support1 year

Up to 9 hours. Yes, it has a Bluetooth option for calls. -Melissa

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