H2O Audio Flex All Sport Earphones

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Pros:

Lightweight and comfortable; Water- and sweat-proof; Balanced, spacious, and surprisingly refined sound.

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Not much in the way of accessories; Rubbery cable can be noisy; Bass lacks depth and rumble.

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Last revision on February 20, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Lightweight and comfortable; Water- and sweat-proof; Balanced, spacious, and surprisingly refined sound

Reviewers Didn't Like

Not much in the way of accessories; Rubbery cable can be noisy; Bass lacks depth and rumble

Expert reviews and ratings

Today, we’re reviewing the latest batch of water-resistant and waterproof earphones from four different companies. Three of the earphones compete directly against one another: H2O Audio’s Flex ($30) and Dry Corp’s Dry Buds 100%...

By iLounge on September 21, 2011

With the in-ear earphone market growing at an increasing rate, so is the number of manufacturers trying to stake out their niche. The folks at H2O Audio, as the company’s name implies, have focused on developing waterproof audio accessories...

By Top Review Shop on January 11, 2011

As its name implies, H2O Audio specializes in waterproof products including iPhone and iPod housings. And while the Flex isn’t the company’s first waterproof earbud product, the $29 price point brings a new level of economic practicality to...

By Beatweek Magazine on April 23, 2011