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I want to be able to swim and listen to music on my Apple Watch. Will I be able to do this? (I have heard that Bluetooth won't work under water but Apple support have suggested it should work).
And if not via Bluetooth is there any other way to achieve this?
Apple Watch Series 3, iOS 11.1, null
Jelse002 wrote:
.. And if not via Bluetooth is there any other way to achieve this?
Since I replied to your original question, you have edited it to add this additional question.
You may wish to buy standalone waterproof earphones with a built-in media player.
Amazon, for example, has a category for Swim MP3 Players.
Hi
No - Bluetooth signals do not travel through water.
Will I be able to listen to music via my Apple Watch 3 and bluetooth headphones when swimming?
