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  • Anyone used an MP3 player in the pool?
  • scratch
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    Tempted as 90mins 3 times a week can be a bit dull, be handy for podcasts I never get the chance to listen to, but water and MP3 players? I’m suspicious it’ll last about 5mins!

    Anyone use one?

    Mackem
    Full Member

    My girlfriend does. A Sony one.

    antigee
    Full Member

    I use a sony one as well (but I’m not anyone’s girlfriend)
    before that I had an ebay special which was great but I lost it

    Might have changed but the sony I have has a specific charging cradle so you have to find that when want to charge it – also the on/off switch seems very odd to me and it is easy to leave on and find it dead

    I find swimming mind numbingly boring – it helps

    scratch
    Free Member

    Ta! loads of mixed reviews on Amazon, some say great, some say they’ve worked for 5mins, I’ll have a dig around.

    ti_pin_man
    Free Member

    The Bragi Dash. 4gb onboard, just drop songs or podcasts into one of the playlists and swim .

    scaredypants
    Full Member

    apparently you just have to change one of the settings in an iphone and you can use that – set i-mmerse to “on” I think

    simon_g
    Full Member

    My brother swims more than an hour most days and uses a Sony one, still holding up fine after a couple of years.

    scratch
    Free Member

    Tempted to bodge a cheap ebay shuffle copy + a few self seal bags/clingfilm and pair with some speedo headphones, and stick the lot under a swim cap…

    antigee
    Full Member

    the cheap one I had that worked fine was one of these – clips onto goggles strap

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mini-4GB-IPX8-Waterproof-MP3-Player-FM-Radio-Underwater-Swimming-Diving-Earphone-/141817855519

    instructions were very poor English but it all seemed obvious

    not from this seller – just picked at random

    hugorune
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    I’ve got an ipod shuffle via waterfi which clips onto my goggle straps and plays via the supplied earbuds – pretty good. Had it for about two years and it still works perfectly. Awesome for use in the gym, biking in the rain, attached to a sweaty scotsman in Australia etc.

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