Megafeis E350 16GB Waterproof Bluetooth Wearable Wireless MP3 Player (Pink) for Swimming

This is a poorly designed item. First off, yes, it has Bluetooth capacity, which maybe I'm the dummy here, but it shuts off the minute you get underwater. I didn't purchase this for its bluetooth capacity so that wasn't a deal-breaker. I tried this out at my pool yesterday but had been trying to get it to work in my home and the reasons listed below ARE deal-breakers:-The headphones are very heavy and uncomfortable on the ears, my right ear in particular just found it so clunky-I could only get it to ever play 3 songs from my mp3 list that I loaded into its drive. I am confused why it only ever recycles those same 3 songs back and forth and is not able to play the 100 other songs I have. They are all the same format, none of them are in folders, to make it easier for this dumb thing-Usually when you swim, if you turn your head enough, the water will come out, and you don't worry about things being muffled, but these headphones actually make it WORSE by trapping the water between your ears and the headphones because they aren't tight enough. So,your ears either need to be free enough to let water dribble out when you're turning or tight enough of a seal that you don't need to worry about water getting in the first place. This thing did neither.

Right now these seem like they will be just what we needed. I'll return to review once we use them in the water.

I swim laps, with that being said, Its a little bulky. It does not fit well under a swim cap but you can still use it. Mine sits outside my cap but the wire is under my cap. Its loud. I had trouble figuring out how to download the music to the MP3 but did it after 4 hrs. I dont know if its because I had a MAC Pro or it was just the program itself.