Headset guide & support

Take the music into the water.

A SubMergence waterproof bone-conduction headset carries an underwater-native soundscape from shore into your swim. Set it up on land, enter gently, and listen with your whole body.

Black SubMergence X7S bone-conduction headset on a white background
The music is loaded before the swim, so the phone stays on land and the water becomes part of the listening.

Move gently

Your first swim

Prepare everything before you enter. Stay within your comfort, follow the guidance for the water you are in, and pause whenever your body asks.

Start dry

Make sure the track is playing and the volume feels comfortable before entering the water.

Fit gently

Settle the headset comfortably before the swim so you are not adjusting it while moving through the water.

Enter slowly

Keep awareness of people, conditions, and local water guidance as the sound begins to move through you.

Listen wider

Let rhythm travel through breath, bones, and water—not only through the ears.

Before your next swim

Practical support

Check fit and playback on land, and use a comfortable listening volume. Keep your phone on shore; prepare music on the headset before entering.

Follow the instructions supplied with your headset for charging, cleaning, and care. If you need model-specific instructions or help with playback, contact SubMergence before using it in the water.

Music is part of the swim, not a substitute for swim ability, supervision, or local water-safety guidance.

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After the water

If you rented your headset, return it to the partner location so it can be cared for before the next person enters the water.

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