Waterproof Headphones
soundcore Waterproof Headphones offer a secure fit, waterproof protection, crisp sound, and long battery life, perfect for swimming, workouts, or outdoor adventures without worrying about water damage.
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Anker soundcore Aeroclip 2 | Guinness-Certified Clip-On Earbuds for Clear Calls
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AeroFit 2 Pro | 2-in-1 Earbuds that Switch Between Open-Ear and ANC Modes
$20 OFF
soundcore AeroFit 2 AI Assistant | AI Translation for a Connected World
$50.01 OFF
soundcore AeroFit 2 | Adjustable Open-Ear Wireless Earbuds
$40 OFF
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soundcore AeroClip | Open-Ear Clip-On Earbuds with Adaptive Comfort
$20 OFF
soundcore Space A40 | Long-Lasting Noise Cancelling Earbuds
$30 OFF
soundcore Sleep A20 | Next-Level Sleep Earbuds with Enhanced Comfort
soundcore Sport X20 | Comfortable In-Ear Sport Earbuds with Hook
$27 OFF
soundcore P31i | Wireless Earbuds with Immersive Adaptive ANC
Waterproof vs Water-Resistant Earbuds: How to Pick the Right IP Rating
An IP rating has two digits: the first covers dust, the second covers water, and an X means the product was not tested for dust. Water-resistant earbuds rated IPX5 or IP55 handle sweat and water jets, which covers most workouts and rain. Waterproof earbuds rated IPX7 or IP57 are tested for temporary immersion, so they suit heavy downpours and trail runs. Match the rating to your wettest day, then choose the fit.
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Rating
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What it's tested for
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Good for
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IPX4
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Splashes from any direction
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Light sweat, indoor use
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IPX5 / IP55
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Low-pressure water jets (IP55 also dust-protected)
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Workouts, sweat, rain
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IPX7 / IP57
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Temporary immersion up to 1 m for 30 minutes (IP57 also dust-protected)
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Heavy rain, trail runs, high-sweat training
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IP68
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Dust-tight and continuous immersion beyond 1 m, as specified by the manufacturer
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Dusty trails and the harshest outdoor conditions
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Model
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Rating
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Style
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Best for
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IP68
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In-ear with ear hooks
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High-sweat gym and trail workouts
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IP57
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Open-ear clip-on
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Outdoor runs and calls on the go
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IPX7
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In-ear with ear hooks
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Running in the rain
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IPX7
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Open-ear with ear hooks
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Outdoor routes where you need to hear traffic
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IPX5
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Open-ear with ear hooks
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Long runs
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IP55
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Open-ear (AeroFit 2 Pro adds an ANC form)
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Everyday training
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IP55
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In-ear or semi-in-ear with ANC
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Rainy commutes and daily wear
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Want a deeper look? Read our guide to IP ratings with 6 picks compared.
Waterproof Headphones: Water-Resistant to Handle Any Condition
soundcore waterproof headphones range from IP55 water-resistant earbuds that handle sweat and rain to IPX7 models such as Sport X10 and AeroFit, which are rated to withstand immersion in up to 1 meter of fresh water for 30 minutes. That makes them a dependable choice for gym sessions, running, cycling, and rainy commutes.
Pick by how you train: ear-hook earbuds such as Sport X20 and Sport X10 lock in a sealed fit for high-sweat workouts, open-ear designs such as AeroClip 2, AeroFit, and AeroFit 2 keep you aware of traffic on outdoor routes, and Liberty 5 Pro, Liberty Buds, and P31i pair IP55 protection with active noise cancellation for everyday wear.
To keep the water protection working, wipe the earbuds dry before placing them back in the charging case. The charging cases are not waterproof.
These earbuds are built for sweat, rain, and splashes. They are not designed for swimming, diving, or showering.
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FAQ about soundcore Waterproof Headphones
Water-resistant earbuds, typically rated IPX4 to IPX5 or IP55, handle sweat, splashes, and rain. Waterproof earbuds, rated IPX7, IP57, or higher, are tested for temporary immersion in fresh water. Liberty 5 Pro, Liberty Buds, P31i, AeroFit 2, and AeroFit 2 Pro are IP55 water-resistant, while Sport X10 and AeroFit are IPX7 and AeroClip 2 is IP57. Neither category is designed for swimming.
For high-sweat gym sessions, Sport X20 combines ear hooks with the highest rating in the lineup. For running in the rain, Sport X10 and AeroFit are IPX7-rated, and AeroFit keeps your ears open to traffic. If you want an open-ear clip-on design, AeroClip 2 is rated IP57.
If you want professional waterproof wireless earbuds, it is best to buy them through a specialized headphone provider. soundcore offers waterproof Bluetooth headphone models rated from IP55 to IP68 with different features for all budget levels. Check out soundcore Headphones to learn more. Besides soundcore's official website, online shops like Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart also offer soundcore waterproof headphones.
Waterproof headphones are designed to be used in environments where there is water present. This means that they are able to withstand sweat, rain, and even being submerged in water. Most waterproof headphones use a combination of rubber and plastic to create a seal around the earbuds or earphones. This seal prevents water from getting into the headphone's internals and damaging the electronics. Water protection is measured by the IP rating: the higher the second digit, the more water the earbuds are tested to withstand. soundcore waterproof headphones range from IP55 to IP68, so you can match the rating to how and where you train.
We don't recommend it. Hot water, steam, soap, and shampoo can wear down the seals that give earbuds their water rating, even on IPX7 models, and soundcore product pages note that its earbuds are not designed for showering. For music in the shower, a waterproof shower speaker is a better fit.
When searching for top waterproof earbuds, key features include a rating of at least IPX5 or IP55 for sweat and rain, or IPX7 and above if you often train in heavy rain, a secure and comfortable fit for active use, clear and balanced sound quality, and long battery life. Additional features such as quick charging, touch controls, and compatibility with voice assistants enhance usability. soundcore waterproof earbuds cover these needs across in-ear, ear-hook, and open-ear designs for workouts and outdoor adventures while ensuring both audio performance and durability.
Not these. An IPX7 rating covers temporary immersion in still, fresh water, not the pressure, movement, and chlorine or salt water of swimming, and Bluetooth signals do not travel well underwater. The earbuds on this page are built for sweat, rain, and splashes; AeroFit's product page, for example, states it is not suitable for swimming or diving.
Yes. Waterproof earbuds are perfect for running because they resist sweat, rain, and moisture, ensuring consistent performance regardless of weather conditions. soundcore Sport X20 provides a secure, ergonomic fit that prevents slipping during high-intensity activities. Coupled with clear sound and stable Bluetooth connectivity, they keep your music or podcasts uninterrupted while you run outdoors, on treadmills, or through varied terrains.
Yes, Liberty 5 Pro and P31i combine adaptive ANC with IP55 water and dust resistance, AeroFit 2 Pro adds an ANC form to its IP55 open-ear design, and Sport X20 offers ANC in a sport fit, allowing you to block out background noise even in wet or outdoor environments. This combination ensures a focused listening experience while running or commuting. ANC works in tandem with a water-resistant design to provide high-quality audio without compromising durability, making these earbuds versatile for both workouts and daily life.
Battery life in soundcore waterproof earbuds ranges from 6.5 hours per charge (Liberty 5 Pro with ANC on) to 14 hours (AeroFit Pro), depending on volume and usage. The charging case provides multiple additional charges, with up to 48 hours in total on Sport X20. Features like quick charging can provide hours of playback from just a short charge, making them convenient for travel, workouts, or long outdoor days without worrying about running out of power.
