Is it possible to dive with this mp3 player on? will it withstand the pressure?
229162
I never to a chance to use it, it never worked, my computer does not recognize it so I could not put any music on it. I realized it to late to return it to amazon, and I cant even find it on TomTops web page.
229163
From the side of the pool, the headphones might hold up, but not for long. I've lost them during hard push-offs for workouts. From a board... don't bother trying.
229164
Do you mean SCUBA dive or jumping off a diving board from pool side? (I do both ;-) If you mean SCUBA diving, I'm not sure the player would withstand the pressure, nor would it be a good idea to have these things in your ears at that kind of depth. If you mean jumping off a diving board, I think that the device might tolerate it, but the earpieces might fall out. I use this device when I swim laps in a chlorinated pool but I've altered the manner that I do turns to keep the earpieces on.
1377576
Yes....but PULLEEEZE don't let them take it in the shower. This little player has enormous sound but I'm pretty sure it's not waterproof!
1792070
The short answer, "yes". Reality is one of the zippers broke because of the soundbar, but still water tight.
487266
Ok to answer both of your question, yes it works great and this little guy can take a beating. I've dropped it like 50 times, it's cracked the screens still works. The mini stereo for the headphones is cracked and it still works like a champ.
898017
I don't know how deep underwater it can go. But if it is anything close to a disposable underwater camera, then I am guessing 10-15 ft. The more pressure it is under, the more likely water is to seep in. I did drop my phone in a pitcher of beer and it was fine.
1324033
I supposed you could use it underwater, but the ball head unit it's self could deteriorate quickly.
1504191
Yes it is possible. The speaker is a little low when on the phone and while i played music. My only complaint was i could not really press the volume buttons or lock button from the outside because i had mine in a slim case also but it served its purpose. I am still too scared to throw it completely under water but I take it to the water park and to the pool n it gets splashed and is fine.
122297
I am a surfer and have a really good ability to hold my breath, so I was diving down twenty feet, and using the record feature on my iPhone and it worked great. Not a single drop of water entered the case, nor in the month since have I had any trouble with my phone.
730616
Yes, with the original LifeProof case that we purchased from Verizon. We even took it to Hawaii and my son shot some underwater pics. You would not be able to listen to music because the volume is lowered with the case on. In order to hear the music louder, you have to open the tab on the bottom, which of course would not make it water tight.
797210
That's a good question. I don't believe that it's water tight. So, in the short term, you could use it for scuba diving, but it would likely get water inside and possibly rust or otherwise not last very long after. That said, getting some great shots underwater might be worth the cost of the item.
1819451
I place a swim cap over the ear phones and it works well. I also have the earphones that have one cord and are more sturdy and that seems to help too.. Every once in a while I have some frustration with it but overall I love it!! I swim laps and it sure helps to pass the time away quickly. Hard to believe something so small can hold so many songs and be waterproof.
1375528
Our Diver MP3 players are waterproof to IPX-8 standard and can be submerged to 3 meters (approx. 10 ft) of depth.
1124231
You have to open it and then it will be fine. I use it in my car with my MP3 player and to take to the beach.
1375530
Hello, I've been using the Diver for swimming. I don't think it can be used for anything deeper. Please be aware that the Diver does not have a "random" play feature and therefore all songs are played in the same order - not a big deal for me since I loaded it with 3MB of music but it may be important. Good luck
2140056
The MP3 player is made waterproof and should most likely be ok to use in your case. I haven't seen anything regarding the expiry of waterproof materials on Waterfi website. You may check the reviews of the buyer who have been owning this product for more than 1 year, if it can last 1 year with regular use in water, I will be definitely ok for your case.
1318882
I wouldn't use it for swimming, i used mine in the rain once and the mic+clicker died
199250
This is a MP# player, that has an internal memory that plays MP3 files. There is no reason to connect it to your phone like Bluetooth devices. This device is to listen to music or audio while swimming. If ut was Bluetooth or connected to your phone it would not work underwater as Bluetooth technology does not transmit through liquids.