Xsories Aqua Note

alaTest has collected and analysed 17 user reviews of the XSORIES AQUA NOTE from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other MP3 & Media Players on Amazon.co.uk.

Dissapointed with the item, this arrived very quickly after ordering, however i opened the package and the instructions are very brief. The headphones plug into computer via USB, however there are no notes explaining how you add the music files. The...

A great player which I am still happy I purchased despite a couple of drawbacks:- - The small plastic ring that attaches each earpiece to the curved wire is very fragile and one snapped within a week, however the product still works ok so this is a...

I bought for my hubby because he goes for his swimming every morning before work. HE ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT. Made swimming much more fun. People at the Gym kept stopping him to ask what was that and the next day the had one with them ... simple, does not...

I use a swimming cap and it keeps the headphones in place, music quality acceptable, I now swim more and for longer as music just makes the lengths pass by

product is light easy to wear.holds plenty of music,good quality sound underwater.would highly recommend for casual training and swimming.excellent value for money.

The choice of 4 different types of underwater earpieces is great as you are guaranteed all important comfort. I don't wear goggles when swimming, but found that the aqua note was solid as a rock and doesn't slip off at all. I tend not to dive into the...

Failed to work after 6 months, I've sent it back and I'm awaiting their plan of action. Not impressed.

Great product. Loses some sound quality under the water not surprisingly but still well worth the money. Being able to tune into the music and think less about the number of lengths you've done makes you swim much easier. I also seemed to breath more...

I recently bought a pair of these because the reviews seemed to suggest that they stay in your ears while swimming. They don't. I suppose technically that's not true, they do stay in your ears, but they loosen sufficiently so that you cannot hear the...