Creative, Energy Sistem, Ifecco, and Shokz: I tested four submersible headphones, and this is my favorite
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Four submersible headphones, including models from Creative, Energy Sistem, Ifecco, and Shokz, were tested.
- These headphones feature built-in MP3 players, allowing music playback without a smartphone.
- Bluetooth connectivity is also included for added versatility.
For swimmers seeking to enhance their aquatic workouts, submersible headphones offer a way to enjoy music underwater. A recent test evaluated four different models: Creative, Energy Sistem, Ifecco, and Shokz, focusing on their performance and features for water-based activities.
A key feature highlighted across these devices is the integration of MP3 players. This allows users to load music directly onto the headphones, eliminating the need to carry a smartphone or other separate device into the water. This standalone capability simplifies the swimming experience, letting users focus solely on their exercise and audio.
In addition to their built-in music storage, the tested headphones also offer Bluetooth connectivity. This provides an alternative way to stream audio, potentially from a paired device, offering flexibility for users who prefer to manage their playlists on their phones or other compatible gadgets. The combination of MP3 playback and Bluetooth aims to cater to a range of user preferences for underwater listening.
Originally published by El Paรญs in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.