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Swimming headphones use bone conduction and built-in storage for underwater audio

Swimming headphones differ from regular headphones primarily due to the physics of water impacting audio transmission. Unlike standard headphones that rely on air vibrations, swimming headphones often use bone conduction to transmit sound directly through vibrations to the cheekbones, bypassing the ear canal. This design, along with built-in storage for music playback without a Bluetooth connection, is crucial for underwater listening. AI

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Swimming headphones use bone conduction and built-in storage for underwater audio

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  1. Engadget TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Deven McClure) ·

    Swimming headphones: What makes them so different from regular headphones?

    Why can't I just wear my AirPods in the pool?