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Shokz OpenSwim Pro | Bone Conduction Headphones | IP68 Waterproof | 32GB MP3 Storage | 9-Hour Battery

Swimmers and triathletes get tunes underwater with no handset required, then stream on land.


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KSH 25,500.00 ( Excl. VAT )

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Shokz OpenSwim Pro is available at Mascom International for KSh 25,500, brand new and sealed, combining IP68 waterproofing, 32GB of MP3 storage and Bluetooth 5.3 in one bone conduction headset. The Shokz OpenSwim Pro holds up to 8,000 songs on board for laps in the water, then streams from your phone over Bluetooth on runs and rides. It survives two hours at two metres deep, weighs about 27g and runs up to 9 hours per charge. You can see, handle and test it at our store on the first floor of the Old Mutual Building, Kimathi Street, in Nairobi CBD, just off Kenyatta Avenue, where you can try the fit with your own goggles.

Built for swimmers, triathletes, open-water trainers and coaches across Kenya, the Shokz OpenSwim Pro fixes a long-standing gap. Bluetooth signals stop working underwater, so ordinary waterproof earbuds go silent the moment you dive in. The Shokz OpenSwim Pro solves this by playing music stored inside the headset. Bone conduction sends sound through your cheekbones, leaving the ear canal free, which also means you can wear earplugs and a swim cap. Swimmers training at Kasarani, or at hotel pools along the Diani coast, can follow a playlist for the full session.

Where most Nairobi electronics shops stock water-resistant earbuds that are only rated for sweat, Mascom International carries a headset rated for full submersion. On land, the Shokz OpenSwim Pro switches to Bluetooth for calls and podcasts, so one device covers the pool, the road and the office. Customers across Nairobi tell us that owning one headset for every sport saves money and charging hassle. Visit our Kimathi Street store, or order the Shokz OpenSwim Pro on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery in all 47 counties.

Common Questions About the Shokz OpenSwim Pro

How much does the Shokz OpenSwim Pro cost in Kenya?
The Shokz OpenSwim Pro costs KSh 25,500 brand new and sealed at Mascom International, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. That figure includes the headset, its magnetic charging cable and a 12-month warranty against manufacturing defects. You pay on arrival, so you check the unit before handing over cash or sending M-Pesa. It sits KSh 1,500 above the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2, which is built for running rather than swimming. Message us on WhatsApp to confirm the colour in stock today.

Does Bluetooth work underwater on the Shokz OpenSwim Pro?
No, Bluetooth does not travel through water, so the Shokz OpenSwim Pro uses its built-in 32GB MP3 player while you swim. You load songs or podcasts onto the headset before your session, then press a button to switch from Bluetooth to MP3 mode. Storage holds up to 8,000 songs, which covers months of training without repeating a track. Once you leave the pool, switch back to Bluetooth for calls, Spotify or YouTube Music. Your phone can stay in the locker.

Should I buy the Shokz OpenSwim Pro or the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2?
Choose the Shokz OpenSwim Pro if you swim; choose the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 if you only run, cycle or train in the gym. The OpenSwim Pro is rated IP68 for submersion and stores music on board. The OpenRun Pro 2, at KSh 24,000 in our store, has no music storage and is meant for sweat and rain, not swimming. In exchange, the OpenRun Pro 2 focuses its design on land workouts and costs KSh 1,500 less. Triathletes almost always pick the swimming model, since it covers all three legs.

Can the Shokz OpenSwim Pro handle the sea at the Kenyan coast?
Yes, the Shokz OpenSwim Pro is fully waterproof to IP68, rated for two hours at two metres, which covers pool and sea swimming. Swimmers at Mombasa, Diani and Watamu use it in salt water. Rinse it in fresh water after a sea swim and let it dry before charging, since salt residue can build up on the contacts. Shokz says it is not suitable for saunas or hot thermal baths. In everyday Kenyan heat and dust, the sealed body keeps grit away from the electronics.

Who should buy the Shokz OpenSwim Pro, and who should skip it?
The Shokz OpenSwim Pro is the right buy for swimmers, triathletes, water polo players and anyone who trains in water several times a week. It also suits runners who want one headset for every sport. Skip it if you never swim, because you would pay for waterproofing and storage you will not use. Office workers and commuters are better served by open-ear buds such as the Shokz OpenFit 2+, also in stock at Mascom International for KSh 25,000, which fit under glasses and carry in a pocket.

How long does the Shokz OpenSwim Pro battery last?
The Shokz OpenSwim Pro runs for up to 9 hours on a full charge, according to Shokz. That covers a week of hour-long swims, or several long runs, before you need to plug in. It supports quick charging, so a short top-up before training adds useful playtime. Charging uses a magnetic cable that clips onto the headset, which keeps the body sealed against water. During KPLC power cuts, the cable runs from any USB power bank or laptop port, so training continues.

How does bone conduction on the Shokz OpenSwim Pro sound in the water?
Bone conduction on the Shokz OpenSwim Pro passes sound through your cheekbones to the inner ear instead of through the air. In water, this works well, because the transducers rest on your face rather than relying on an air seal. Wearing swimming earplugs blocks splashing and makes the sound much clearer underwater. Shokz adds a Swimming EQ mode that adjusts the tuning for water. Expect clear vocals and steady rhythm rather than deep bass, which suits lap counting and podcast listening.

Can I take calls on the Shokz OpenSwim Pro after training?
Yes, the Shokz OpenSwim Pro takes calls on land through two microphones with noise and echo cancellation. Once you switch to Bluetooth mode, it works like any open-ear headset for phone, WhatsApp and Teams calls on Safaricom, Airtel Kenya or Telkom. Multipoint pairing keeps it linked to your phone and a sports watch or laptop together. Coaches at university pools, from the University of Nairobi to Kenyatta, find it handy for checking messages between sessions without swapping headsets.

Technical Specifications

Audio Hardware
  • Bone conduction transducers — sound passes through your cheekbones, so your ears stay open on land and earplugs fit in water.
  • Shokz PremiumPitch 2.0+ — Shokz's tuning for bone conduction, giving stereo sound with fuller bass than older swim models.
  • Three EQ modes — Standard for music, Vocal Booster for podcasts, and Swimming for clearer sound underwater.
  • Built-in MP3 player — plays stored tracks with no phone nearby, which is the only way to hear music while swimming.
  • Earplug-friendly design — wear swimming earplugs to keep water out and lift volume and clarity under the surface.
  • Open ears on land — nothing sits in the ear canal, so you hear traffic and teammates during runs and rides.

Wireless Connectivity
  • Bluetooth 5.3 — a stable modern link to Android phones, iPhones, laptops and sports watches when you are out of the water.
  • Multipoint pairing — connects to two devices together, such as a phone for calls and a watch for workout prompts.
  • Bluetooth or ANT+ cycling navigation support — hear turn prompts from compatible bike computers during rides.
  • One-button mode switching — move between Bluetooth streaming and MP3 playback with a single press, no menus.
  • Shokz app control — change EQ modes and switch playback modes from your phone on Android or iOS.

Battery and Storage
  • Up to 9 hours of playback — about nine hour-long swim sessions, or a long Sunday ride plus the week's runs.
  • Quick charging — a short top-up before you leave home adds playtime for that morning's session.
  • Magnetic charging cable — snaps onto the headset without an open port, which keeps the body watertight.
  • 32GB internal memory — space for up to 8,000 songs, so a full library travels with you into the pool.
  • Load music from a computer — copy MP3 files from a laptop with the cable, then play them offline anywhere.
  • Offline podcasts and audiobooks — download episodes at home on Wi-Fi, then listen without using mobile data.

Build and Durability
  • IP68 waterproof rating — survives two hours fully submerged at two metres, which covers pool and open-water swimming.
  • About 27g weight — light enough to forget during long sets, runs or bike rides.
  • Wraparound band fit — Shokz designed it to sit under a swim cap and alongside goggle straps through turns and dives.
  • Sealed body — the closed design keeps chlorine, sweat, dust and grit away from the electronics during daily training.
  • Salt water tolerant with care — rinse in fresh water after sea swims at the coast, then dry before charging.
  • Not for saunas or thermal baths — Shokz rules out high heat and steam, so remove it before the steam room.

Controls and Inputs
  • Physical buttons on the headset — press to change volume, skip tracks and switch modes, even with wet hands.
  • Volume buttons on the band — easy to find by touch while swimming, without stopping at the wall.
  • Two microphones — pick up your voice for phone and WhatsApp calls once you are back on land.
  • Noise and echo cancellation for calls — reduces wind and background chatter so callers hear speech clearly.
  • App-based settings — the Shokz app handles mode changes, EQ selection and firmware updates from your phone.

Package Contents

The sealed box contains the Shokz OpenSwim Pro headset, the Shokz magnetic charging cable and the user guide, with any extra accessories shown on the box itself. A wall adapter is not included; the cable plugs into any USB charger, laptop or power bank, and compatible chargers are sold separately at Mascom International. Keep the magnetic cable safe, as it is specific to this headset and a standard phone cable will not fit.

Warranty

The Shokz OpenSwim Pro ships with a 12-month warranty through Mascom International, covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Cover applies to the headset, its waterproof seals and its electronics when used within the rated depth and time. Claims are handled at our service desk in Nairobi CBD; bring the headset and your receipt.

Where to Buy the Shokz OpenSwim Pro in Kenya

Mascom International stocks the Shokz OpenSwim Pro at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and you can hold the headset, try the fit with your goggles, and test Bluetooth calls before paying. Shokz offers it in Grey and Red, so confirm the colour on WhatsApp before your visit.

Our team answers quickly on all three channels:
  • Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
  • Email: info@mascomintl.com
  • Website: www.mascomintl.com

Delivery is pay-on-arrival across all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, and swimmers in Mombasa, Kisumu, Naivasha, Malindi and other major towns receive orders the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Each headset is backed by the 12-month warranty above.

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