H20 Audio: Waterproofing the nano

I ’ve been a fan of H20 Audio since the party first usher in its waterproof iPod train in 2002 . ship’s company reps recently gave me some hand - on sentence with the new products they are show at CES this yr , and I ’m impressed with the iPod nano housing . First thing you should know if you are n’t intimate with H20 Audio , is that there ’s a limited T - seal on these cases that is absolutely waterproof . The headphones are also waterproofed and attach in such a way that they wo n’t shine out of your ear and even double as earplug . The headphones are designed to vocalize in effect underwater — judge them out on teetotal acres and the euphony sound pretty bad , and then all the bass comes back once they get in the water . If you are a farseeing - distance swimmer , a surfer or arouse roomer or whatever , this is the product that all the pros use . The society also makes a argument of “ deep dive ” MP3 actor housing for SCUBA divers as well . But back to the nano case …

One job with the old models is that the example are big . The nano vitrine is more flowing , and it ’s clean , too . It still has the full mathematical function click - rack functionality on the exterior so you may work the controls underwater . The housing is sound for up to 10 ft . deep , and probably more but they do n’t want to promise anything that you would detest them for subsequently . They also changed the elbow room the headphones attach to the equipment to make it gentle to plug away and unplug , which is a good fix from the honest-to-goodness models . The nano housing will sell for $ 79.95 and is available start early next yr . I ’m sure there are other supposedly waterproof case out there , but if you are a serious natator / surfer this is the way to go .

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