Underwater Cameras In A Nude Swimming Pool

I use them swimming in the pool and kitesurfing and they’re amazing for both.

Unfortunately I received the softbox and set it up but my granddaughter thought it was a swimming pool and tried to climb in. I decided to put it away and bring it out another day. It sets up nicely and my light stand will work with it. I am setting up a small home studio and this was one of the many pieces I want. The only drawback I have noticed is that the Velcro screen does not fit as snugly as I had expected. Overall I think it is a worthwhile investment.

I like this because of the versatility. I use it in and out of water and it works perfectly on a day in the park as it does in the ocean/swimming pool. I always carry my gopro on the FHG when i go on holiday, rafting or other fun activities.

It’s the best tool them out running I’ve purchased in the past looking forward to using them in the swimming pool. The music I’ve had on my phone it would not let me download so had to use my old iPod connected to computer opened iPod & transferred music from it to openswim. I’m not the best on doing things like this hope there is an easier way. If so please advise. I love my Shokz.

If you have the Nanlite Pavo tube ll and work in wet environments or just want to use it in a swimming pool for a shoot. These are a good way to make your light safe is shallow underwater conditions. OR if your just working in a rainy environment you'll want to have this to keep your lights alive..

This is my second unit. Can listen to my playlist while swimming laps in the pool at my local gym. Great audio quality and long battery life!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] With football season quickly approaching, and the extra amount of time being spent on our back porch grilling out or swimming in the pool, we know the only thing missing for maximum entertainment was a TV outside. Prior to this, we would just bring our extra TV outside and put it on the bar, but when we did this it took up all the counter space, which could have been used for snacks and drinks. Also, I was also worried whenever the kids got too close in fear the TV was going to knock over or they were going to get the screen wet. I knew a TV mount was needed. I am so glad that this was the first one we tried, because it was easy to install. No need to look up lengthy tutorial videos on the video, as the instructions were clear and easy to follow. In addition to the easy installment, was the trusty security. I feel confident that our TV is mounted not only securely, but safely. No need to fear that our TV will fall and break, or worse fall and hurt someone. Another great feature is the ability to tilt the TV. This is great for if you are sitting inside the porch at a closer distance, and then when swimming in the pool we can adjust it so we can see from the greater distance. We can also avoid the glare from the sun as well by tilting it as needed. Lastly, I love that it is compatible for a wide range of TV sizes, which makes it easier to accommodate a wider variety of TV owners rather than sticking to only one size. We received this product for free in exchange for our unbiased opinion and review.

Bought this to use at a swimming pool for swim meets. Plenty loud. Needed a system that didn't require electricity. Battery power was perfect.

Speakers are mounted under deck overhand facing swimming pool. Sound Quality is great, bass is better than I expected from such a small speaker/housing Only complaint (if you can call it that), is I wish the mounts where adjustable in all directions.

Haven’t been swimming laps for over 30 years. I swim with a mask and snorkel so I don’t have to try to breath between strokes or hold my breath. So far the least I have done is 30 lengths in an Olympic sized pool, stopping to rest every 10 lengths. Getting lost in my music while I swim 50 lengths is like therapy! My open swim allow me to listen to music and audio books. I know I will be spending a lot more time at the pool in the months and years to come. Thank you!