PyleWaterproof MP3 Player Swim Headphone - Submersible IPX8 Flexible Wrap-Around Style Headphones Built-in Rechargeable Battery USB Connection w/ 4GB Flash Memory & Replacement Earbuds

Things I like a out my MP31. The volume is just perfect for every day activities. Loud enough to drown outside noise.2. Very easy to transfer music from my computer to the player. Super easy.3. The uniqueness of the charging cord, fits perfectly.4. Different type and sizes of the ear plugs.5. Battery last yhroughout the day so I recharge it at night.6. Of course, no wires is the reason I purchase it.Things I don't like1. The bulkiness. I like MP3 that are less noticeable,Maybe the charger could be made smaller and be placed on the back having small ear use at the front. This is my major complaint.2. The cord is too small and feels tight, making it a little uncomfortable to wear longer than a few hours.Overall, I like it.

I have been looking for something to use while I work out in the pool and these are cool. If you're not tech savvy it may take a little time to get your songs added

The music was super easy to upload onto the device and was pleased to find the shuffle option. Can’t wait to get it in the water.

It’s lite and easy to wear

I could not decide between the Pyle and the Shokz bone technology headphones. The Pyle were 1/3 of the price and after LAP SWIMMING on three separate days with both, the Pyle won by a landslide. It took me a minute to get the earplug fit adjusted. One I did, game on. Also I had them on upside down at first too because I wasn’t paying close attention to correctly having the cord OVER my ears. The sound quality is so much better to me than the bone technology Shokz. It’s worth the extra 15 seconds to put on compared to the Shokz too. Everyone at my pool asks me about them and I never hesitate to recommend. Music (mp3 only) was simple to drag and drop into my playlist. Best money spent so far this year!!!!!! GET THESE. I swim longer and harder thanks to the great sound.