The H2O Audio Sonar Pro are water-resistant, bone-conduction headphones. I tested to see if it was all marketing or the real deal.
Is it because I’m a broken Gen Xer who requires constant stimulation and entertainment? Or is it because I have such a great collection of music and audiobooks that I can’t bear to leave behind? I don’t know, but nowadays it’s rare to find me anywhere without headphones or earbuds of some description.
I love the power and versatility of my AirPods Pro. And I wear my Shocks OpenRun Pro bone conduction sports headphones when walking, hiking, and cycling because they don’t cut me off from my surroundings. But there’s been a gap in my headphone-wearing needs: swimming.
Not anymore!
Now, I have the H2O Audio Sonar Pro underwater headphones, and I can’t see myself bringing anything else to the next pool party.
ZDNET RECOMMENDS H2O Audio Sonar Pro
Open-ear bone conduction headphones with an IPX8 rating, 8GB of memory, and up to seven hours of battery life.
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Open-ear bone conduction headphones with an IPX8 rating, 8GB of memory, and up to seven hours of battery life.
To get around this limitation, it is recommended that you pre-load audio onto the headphones using Playlist+ technology.
