SONR MusicReviews of music.sonr.pro

You must wear a swimming cap for the product to work. Volume is low. You have to convert content to MP3s. In other words, you can't use any popular app for music, audiobooks, or podcasts. 20+ years out of date.

Volume medium and high set to highest and sound quality and volume pitiful. The worst quality swimming music device I have had the misfortune to use in 15 years. I have experience using bone conduction devices and I have never come across one as poor as this. Unless I can be given precise instructions to make the volume of some use, I will return it and demand a full refund. It does not do what it promises at all and therefore is not as described.

Love the product! There was a technical difficulty and I got sent a new device. Good customer service! Needed to wait some time to receive a new device but the communication was correct. I would really reccommend this product :)

Although this product didn't work out for me I still wanted to submit a review so I could praise SONR's customer service. From the beginning, I was able to easily add to my order- and later when I experienced some technical difficulties their customer service was VERY responsive. Although the return/refund process was slower than it should have been, I will tell you that the communication was very good every step of the way.

Didn’t think I needed this, to be honest. Bought it more like “ok let’s see what this is”.Now I just take it with me every time. It doesn’t make you faster or anything, but it makes swimming way less boring. I just stay in the water longer without thinking about it. Anyway, if you swim regularly, it’s actually worth it. Not a must-have, but once you get used to it, you don’t really want to go back.

Was honestly skeptical before buying SONR Music, I’ve used a few waterproof audio devices before and most of them either sounded bad underwater or became uncomfortable pretty quickly. This one actually surprised me. The biggest thing is how easy it is to forget you’re even wearing it. No pressure, no irritation, nothing distracting. I was doing laps and at some point completely stopped noticing it. And yeah, that led to a slightly stupid moment. I took off my swim cap after the session and ended up dropping the device on the poolside because I didn’t even feel it on me. Not great, but also shows how lightweight and unnoticeable it is. Sound underwater is much better than I expected. It’s clear enough to actually enjoy music or a podcast, not just background noise. Above water it’s fine too, but I mainly use it for swimming. It also stays in place really well, no shifting when pushing off the wall or during turns, which was something I was worried about. There’s a small adjustment period if you’ve never used bone conduction before, but after a couple of sessions it feels completely natural. Overall really happy with it. Not perfect, but definitely one of the better swimming audio devices I’ve tried.

I swim 3–4 times a week and honestly got tired of just staring at the line at the bottom of the pool. This made a bigger difference than I expected. I usually load a couple of albums before going in and just zone out while swimming. The sound isn’t like normal headphones, but you stop noticing it after a few minutes. What matters is that it actually makes long sessions way more enjoyable.

Used it a few times already. Sound is clear enough underwater and it stays in place. Took one session to get used to it, now I don’t swim without it.