Imagine swimming with your favorite music streaming directly into your ears, feeling the rhythm as you glide through the water. Or, imagine your coach communicating with you while you swim laps, offering tips and motivation in real-time. Tayogo brings you a groundbreaking solution that combines swimming, music, and coaching – all in one seamless, wireless system.
With the Tayogo T6 Wireless Transmitter and Tayogo W18 Waterproof in-ear Headphones, you can stream music from apps like Spotify, Amazon Music, and Audible directly into the water without the hassle of MP3 downloads or losing connection.
Easy Set Up
Step 1
Connect T6 to your mobile phone by bluetooth.
Step 2
T6 will transmit your mobile phone audio to FM signal
Step 3
Wear your Tayogo W18 and swim with live audio.
T6: Powerful Tranmistter
up to 150M Transmitting
16 Channels Available
Real-Time Instruction
up to 8 Hours Working
Pull out Antenna
100% Waterproof in-ear Headphone, the W18
Works with T6 to get your best swimming experience.
W18: the Best In-Ear Swimming Headphones
FAQ
Q1: What is the Tayogo T6 transmitter used for?
A: The Tayogo T6 transmitter is designed to send audio from your mobile phone or audio source to the Tayogo W18 in Receiving Mode, so you can hear your phone’s audio while swimming without relying on Bluetooth underwater.
Q2: Can I use Bluetooth underwater with W18 instead of T6?
A: Bluetooth does not work well underwater due to signal limitations. For swimming, we recommend MP3 mode, FM mode, or Receiving Mode with the T6 transmitter for a more stable listening experience.
Q3: How do I use Receiving Mode with T6 + W18?
A: Place the T6 transmitter on the pool side near your swimming lane, connect it to your phone/audio source, then switch W18 to Receiving Mode to receive the audio signal during swimming.
Q4: Where should I place the T6 transmitter during swimming?
A: The T6 transmitter should be placed on the pool side (dry area), close to the pool and as near as possible to where you swim. Keeping it nearby helps improve signal stability.
Q5: Can I still use MP3 and FM without the T6 transmitter?
A: Yes. W18 works independently and supports MP3 playback (32GB memory) and FM radio mode without the T6 transmitter. T6 is optional for users who want phone audio while swimming.
Q6: Why is T6 + W18 the best choice?
A: T6 + W18 is ideal if you want to listen to audio from your phone (music, podcasts, coaching audio) while swimming, with fewer interruptions than Bluetooth underwater.
Q8: How far can the T6 transmitter transmit audio?
A: The Tayogo T6 transmitter supports transmission up to 150 meters (450 feet) in open space. For best performance during swimming, place the transmitter on the pool side as close as possible to your swimming area.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 14 reviews.
I had no problem with the signal. The podcast came in clear (no interference and no fade) even doing a flip turn at the other end of the pool.The transmitter switches the bluetooth signal from your cellphone to a one watt FM signal to your headphones. You can test this signal out by using a FM radio. One of the drawbacks is the additional time in setting it up before my swim. It went better than I thought the first time I set it up. The transmitter like your phone is not waterproof so you have to be cautious. I keep both in a clear plastic makeup bag with the antenna hanging out. If you like listening to podcast without spending the time downloading it to your headphones than I recommend these.
William M.5/5
If you’re looking for a convenient way to enjoy your favorite tunes without fiddling with downloads or worrying about compatibility, the Tayogo Wireless Transmitter is an excellent choice. Highly recommended!
The setup process was straightforward, and the connection is reliable. The transmitter is compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry around or attach while in use. Even in challenging conditions like swimming, it performs exceptionally well.
Mark5/5
I recently purchased the Tayogo Wireless Transmitter, and it has completely transformed how I enjoy music during my workouts and swimming sessions. One of the standout features is that it eliminates the need to download music. I can stream my favorite playlists directly from Spotify or other apps on my phone—seamlessly and without hassle!
Aron5/5
Downloading music was a bit difficult for me, but with this Wireless Transmitter, I can easily to connect with the phone and no longer need to download music. I can listen to music directly from Spotify on my phone—it's truly amazing!
Brian5/5
Works in water while swimming
יוסף ש.4/5Verified
By the heavens it actually works! Sound is clear, no hiss and no breaks in the music. Setup was also easy. I cant believe it I can stream audiobooks under water. An absolute game changer.
I found that fitting the unit on the back of my head, covered by a cap, works best. The cap can’t go over the ears tho.
Benjamin5/5
What an absolutely wonderful product! I m soo glad I bought it. It had made my swimming experiance beyond amazing. Easy set up, convenient hang on the neck, plugged ears make all the difference, and great audio quality. Love it and highly recommend!
Faryal A.5/5
Great
Russell R.5/5Verified
This product is amazing. I swim laps in my 58’ swimming pool and SiriusXM radio comes in loud and clear while swimming laps. I didn’t believe it until I tried it. A must have for swimmers
Steve S.5/5
I love my tayogo headphones. The music is clear and I can listen to any album or playlist using Spotify without having to download music. I can also change channels if there is any static or interference. I tried more expensive headphones with similar features and had more static than with my Tayogo headphones. The only downside is the frequent charging. I charge the transmitter every time after I use it. Also the headphones do not always display the red or green light as it should. In general though, it’s great for playing music while swimming. I give it 4 stars (downgraded from 5) because of the frequent charging.
Naomi4/5
Finally… headphones that survived my dramatic freestyle intervals and aggressive flip turns. 💁♀️🏊♀️
I was skeptical because underwater audio devices can be VERY hit or miss, but this combo impressed me right away. Comfortable fit, stayed in place, easy enough to use, and the sound underwater was clearer than expected.
The transmitter feature is honestly the game changer for me. Not having to fuss endlessly with downloaded files feels modern and convenient.
Bonus: Music during swimming somehow turns me from “slightly tired human” into “Olympic athlete in my own mind.” Highly recommend! 🌊
Janel C.5/5
For years I used a bone conductive mp3 product that worked well except for the need to refresh the playlist to keep from getting stale. It was a pain trying to keep modern mp3s. This easily connects to my phone and now I’m streaming Spotify which saves a lot of time and the music is very clear. I swim in a 25 yard pool and have not experienced any drops, even with flip turns. I haven’t used it for FM or mp3s but is working great with streaming.
Onyeka D.5/5
First, regarding the choice between in-ear and bone conduction, I tried the later one by a different brand and returned it immediately, since there is a huge difference in the sound every time the ear goes into or out of the water.
This is a limitation of the technology. Maybe it's acceptable for music, but certainly not for audio books or podcast, where you actually need to understand the content.
I ordered the T6+W18, since it seems to have much better designed earplugs compared to the T6+W16, and indeed, they are totally water-tight, which is crucial for in-ear earphones.
I already swam almost 2 hours with them and they are perfect! I swim in a 25 meters pool and reception is 100% with not a hint of static (I chose channel 7 for luck).
I wear the device around my neck and the earphones stay in my ears with no problem for over 30 minutes of swimming.
Customer service is great. I asked few questions before I ordered and after the product arrived, and the responses were quick, and very helpful.
Highly recommended.
