Listen to Spotify, Audible, Amazon Music, podcasts and any audio app live while swimming. Your phone connects to T6 above water by Bluetooth; T6 sends the audio to W23 by FM.
Bluetooth Above Water. FM to the Swimmer.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Keep T6 dry in an elevated, open poolside position and fully extend the antenna. 2. Connect your phone or tablet to T6 by Bluetooth. 3. Set T6 and W23 to the same channel. 4. Open any audio app and press play.
Bluetooth itself does not travel reliably through water. The T6-to-W23 FM link carries the audio while you swim.
T6 STREAMPORT
Stream Any Phone Audio to the Pool
T6 receives audio from your phone by Bluetooth and broadcasts it on one of 16 FM channels. The external microphone and PTT button can also send live coaching cues.
Up to approximately 150 m above water in open, unobstructed conditions. Actual pool reception varies with swimmer depth, body position, interference and placement.
T6 is not waterproof. Keep it dry.
PLAY ANY AUDIO APP
Your Apps. Your Playlists. No File Transfers.
If your phone can play it, T6 can send it to W23. Change playlists, audiobooks or training audio without transferring MP3 files.
W23 does not contain built-in MP3 storage.
W23 BONE CONDUCTION HEADPHONES
A Flexible Open-Ear Fit for Swimming
Three modes: Bluetooth for above-water use, local FM radio, and Receiving Mode with T6.
Wear W23 under a swim cap or secure it with the goggle strap. Use the included waterproof earplugs to reduce water noise.
BUILT FOR SWIMMING
Position, Secure and Start Swimming
Position the bone conduction transducers close to the ear openings for stronger perceived volume, then secure the band under a swim cap or goggle strap.
BETTER UNDERWATER CLARITY
Small Accessory. Much Clearer Underwater Sound.
Moving water creates noise. The included earplugs reduce that noise and help music, speech and audiobooks sound clearer while swimming.
SET UP FOR A CLEARER SIGNAL
Three Setup Details Make the Difference
Fully extend the antenna, keep the phone close to T6, and place T6 above splash level with a clear path to the pool. Start on CH01; if reception is weak, try another matching channel.
Reception may briefly reduce during deep dives or flip turns and return closer to the surface.
FOUR W23 COLORS
One W23 Design. Four Color Choices.
Select the headset color shown beside the purchase options.
DETAILS
Specifications & What’s Included
T6
Input: Bluetooth Output: FM transmission Channels: 16 Open-air range: Up to approx. 150 m Battery: 4000 mAh Use time: Approx. 7–9 hours Charging: 5V/3A, approx. 2–3 hours Waterproof: No—keep dry
W23
Modes: Bluetooth, FM and T6 Receiving Mode Waterproof: IPX8 Battery: 300 mAh Play time: Up to 8 hours Bluetooth; up to 5 hours FM/Receiving Built-in MP3 storage: No Colors: Grey, Yellow, Red and White
Input: Bluetooth Output: FM transmission Channels: 16 Open-air range: Up to approx. 150 m Battery: 4000 mAh Use time: Approx. 7–9 hours Charging: 5V/3A, approx. 2–3 hours Waterproof: No—keep dry
Modes: Bluetooth, FM and T6 Receiving Mode Waterproof: IPX8 Battery: 300 mAh Play time: Up to 8 hours Bluetooth; up to 5 hours FM/Receiving Built-in MP3 storage: No Colors: Grey, Yellow, Red and White
User Manuals
T6 + W23 SwimCombo guides and manuals
Download the latest setup and safety instructions in English, Deutsch, Français, Español or Italiano.
No. T6 + W23 plays audio directly from apps on your phone. W23 has no built-in MP3 storage.
Can I listen to Spotify, Audible or Amazon Music while swimming?
Yes. T6 receives phone audio by Bluetooth above water and transmits it to W23 by FM.
Why can’t I use Bluetooth alone underwater?
Bluetooth weakens dramatically in water. Use W23 in Receiving Mode with T6 for swimming.
How far does T6 transmit?
Up to approximately 150 meters in open, unobstructed conditions above water. This is not a 150-meter underwater depth claim.
Are both T6 and W23 waterproof?
No. W23 is IPX8 waterproof. T6 is not waterproof and must stay dry.
How do I get clearer sound underwater?
Use the included earplugs, move the transducers closer to the ear openings, fully extend the antenna and elevate T6.
Will reception drop during flip turns or deep dives?
It can briefly weaken at greater depth or when the body blocks the signal, then return closer to the surface.
Can a coach speak to swimmers with this system?
Yes. T6 provides one-way live coaching cues through its microphone and PTT button. For professional team communication, compare T8 + W24T.
Can several swimmers listen at the same time?
Yes. Compatible Tayogo receivers can listen on the same matching T6 channel.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 60 reviews.
Work well with the receiver mode which is helpful to play music from streaming services. The fit was a bit loose for my smaller head, but the provided band helps keep it in place. If you do flip turns, you will lose reception, but it comes right back when you arise to the surface.
So far, I've been very happy with the T6 transmitter and the bone conduction headphones. I've also had a good experience with customer service. If I could give the manufacturer one piece of advice, I'd recommend making the transmitter waterproof. An accidental fall into water is always possible. Otherwise, I recommend buyers also purchase a floating case, such as a smartphone case. You never know.
These headphones are great. They are clear good quality and play streamed music flawlessly. The colour is clean and the design elegant. I can not fault the connectivity. Battery lates 15 hours without charge and charging is simple, with either a USB or C port, as both are supplied. 32gb of memory is more then enough and allows a shuffle play selection. They work very well whilst both running and swimming.
Good news, they work. Music sounds good in water. Swimming is a lot less boring now. Make sure to have the aerial all the way up ( music is much clearer and no static interference).
After trying several cheap waterproof MP3 with terrible audio quality or the battery blew up, I've been happily swimming 4-6 x wk for an hour with iPod Shuffle and wired headphones. When it died I looked at all the available options. I made a leap of faith and ordered a Tayogo with bone conduction. It takes a few minutes longer to get everything turned on and settled in place, but I love the flexibility of it. Anything I can stream on my phone, can be played with it. No one else at my pool uses a Tayogo so I have had no problems with interference or needing to change channel. It is a bit different having controls (phone & handset) in my swim bag poolside instead of at my finger tips. I was pleasantly amazed by the audio quality of the bone conduction. The silicone headset is sturdy and hopefully will last a long time (my old wired headphones had to be replaced every few months). Admittedly I do not do flip turns, but the strap of my swim goggles seems to hold headset in place. I am still perfecting wearing of my swim cap to retain ear plugs without interfering with headset contact with cheek bones. Swim on with entertainment!
These swimming headphones made my pool sessions feel completely different—in a good way. As soon as I slipped them on and jumped in, I could feel the rhythm of my strokes syncing with my music. It gave a bit of a boost, especially during longer laps where things usually get boring. Listening to a podcast underwater felt a bit surreal at first, but it worked surprisingly well and helped me stay in the zone.
The sound quality isn't like regular earphones, but for bone conduction underwater, it’s actually quite decent. It felt freeing not to have anything inside my ears, and I liked how my ears stayed dry without that usual clogged feeling. The headphones stayed firmly in place, even with all the turns and push-offs from the wall. I didn’t have to fuss with them at all, which helped me stay focused and relaxed.
I felt more motivated and less distracted. Instead of counting tiles, I was enjoying playlists, which made swimming feel more like a treat than a workout.
As a swimming coach, the Tayogo T6 Swim Kit has revolutionized how I train my athletes. Its standout feature? The wireless Bluetooth transmitter. Unlike traditional gear, it effortlessly pairs with my phone to stream music or podcasts underwater—up to 150 meters range and even 1 meter depth—letting swimmers stay motivated during long sessions.
For coaches, the real-time communication feature is priceless. I no longer need to yell over splashes; instead, I transmit clear instructions or training plans directly to swimmers’ waterproof headphones. Combined with the IPX68-rated waterproof headphones, sound remains crisp both in and out of the water, ensuring seamless feedback.
The kit offers versatility: Swimmers can choose between in-ear (W16R) or bone-conduction (W23/W25) receivers based on comfort. The bone-conduction models, especially, feel lightweight and secure during flip turns.
Durability? Flawless. Daily chlorine exposure hasn’t degraded performance. For swimmers seeking focus and coaches prioritizing efficiency, the T6 is unmatched. Say goodbye to distractions and hello to smarter training!
Exactally what I want for my swimming. No need to download mp3 any more!
Very easy to use, I connect T6 through bluetooth to my mobile phone, then power on W23, double click to the receiving mode. Play my spotify playlists and finish my swimming laps. I swim every day 1 hours and it works perfectly. The best for swimming.
One of the best features of the Tayogo T6+W23 set is that I can stream music directly from my phone, including apps like Spotify and Amazon Music, without needing to download anything to the device. I don’t have to worry about syncing playlists or dealing with storage issues – just open the app on my phone, hit play, and enjoy my music while swimming. It’s so convenient, especially when I don’t want to carry around extra devices or deal with downloads.
I recently purchased the Tayogo T6 + W23 Swimming Headphone Combo, and it has completely transformed my swimming routine! As someone who loves listening to Spotify playlists and Audible audiobooks, I’ve always struggled to find a reliable way to enjoy audio underwater. This combo solved all my problems—and then some!
I bought these because I wanted a way to listen to music while swimming, and I highly recommend them! There’s no need to download music to the headphones. With the Wireless Transmitter, I can listen to music directly from Spotify.
I've used the W23 twice and so far it works great while swimming and listening to music via my Spotify playlist. The sound is actually stronger/more clear in the water. Hopefully it lasts a long time.
Streaming and local files both fine. Works with phone-stored tracks and major streaming apps. Not concert hall audio underwater, but more than good enough with earplugs. Keeps long sets enjoyable.
Fonctionne parfaitement bien en piscine couverte. Je positionne le T6 légèrement en hauteur et la réception radio est parfaite dans un bassin de 25m même durant les virages.
4 étoiles et non 5 étoiles car la qualité audio est en dessous d’une marque comme Shokz
Masters swimmer approved. Our masters group shares tips on channel choice when the pool gets busy. Once locked in, music from Spotify makes long aerobic sets fly by. Open-ear bone conduction still lets me hear a lane mate if needed.
Audiobooks in the pool. Happy to finish chapters while I swim. Setup was simple and waterproofing has been reliable so far. Exactly the training companion I hoped for.
FM link just works underwater. I wasted months thinking Bluetooth swim buds would stream. This combo uses FM from a dry transmitter and it actually holds at depth in a 25-meter pool. Setup took minutes once I switched the headset into receive mode.
Best swim radio setup I’ve tried. Easier setup than older systems I’ve owned and stronger underwater sound. Comfortable under a swim cap in a 25-meter pool. Good value for how well it works.
Love the stream — charge the transmitter. Any playlist from my phone reaches the water, which was the whole point. Only caveat is I charge T6 after most heavy days so I’m never mid-set without signal. Still the best lap soundtrack I’ve used.
I use this setup six days a week, and after trying a long list of other options, this is hands down the best solution I’ve found.
I originally started with the headset, then added the W24 goggle unit later, and now I use both with the transmitter depending on the workout. That flexibility alone has made a huge difference.
It’s had a real impact on my training. The audio is clear and consistent, especially in the water, and the combination of the headset, W24, and transmitter creates a seamless experience.
What really sets this apart is the variety. I’m no longer stuck cycling through the same playlist. Being able to switch things up keeps workouts fresh and actually makes me look forward to them.
Another unexpected benefit is how versatile the setup is. During ski season, I use the W24 with the transmitter in my helmet, and it works just as well on the slopes as it does in the pool.
Overall, it’s reliable, easy to use, and clearly designed for people who train regularly.
Spotify laps without file transfers. Paired my phone to the dry T6, slipped on the W23 with earplugs, and Spotify stayed with me the whole set. No more loading MP3s the night before. Bone band stayed under my cap through flip turns.
Spotify laps without downloads. Paired T6 to my phone, put on the bone headset and earplugs, and the stream stayed clear the whole workout. Stayed on even without a cap. Laps are way less boring now.
Worth it versus silent miles. I used to dread distance days. Streaming through T6+W23 changed that overnight. Antenna up, phone dry, headset under the cap — simple ritual, reliable music the length of the pool.
Audible chapters in the pool. I finish Audible chapters while I train. Phone stays in the locker bag; T6 on the bench sends the stream. Sound isn’t studio quality underwater, but with plugs it’s easy to follow narration for a full hour.
No more downloading to headphones. Podcasts and music sound great for me and I barely notice static. Between-workout charging is fine for 30-minute sessions. Skipping MP3 transfers was the whole reason I bought it.
Clear music — charge after use. I can play any Spotify playlist without loading files, and changing channels helps if there’s interference. I charge the transmitter after most sessions. Still love it for daily swimming.
Receiver mode shines — use the band. Receiver mode for streaming services is what I wanted. A bit loose on a smaller head until I used the provided band, then it stayed put. Happy with the result.
Cap and strap make it rock solid. Under a swim cap with the fit strap, nothing moves on push-offs. Podcasts and playlists stay clear with the included plugs. Waterproofing has been solid through daily masters practice.
Great for lap motivation. Fun to swim laps with real music playing. Sound is strong and they stay on my head. Wish I’d switched from silent swimming sooner.