Watery Manuals & User Guides
Watery specializes in performance swimming and aquatic gear, offering products like waterproof bone conduction headphones, swim caps, goggles, and portable ice baths.
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Watery is a brand dedicated to aquatic and wellness products. Their lineup caters to athletes, swimmers, and wellness enthusiasts, featuring items designed specifically for use in or around water.
Popular products include waterproof bone conduction MP3 headphones that allow users to listen to music while swimming, as well as essential swim gear like anti-glare goggles and branded swim caps for optimal aquatic performance. Additionally, Watery offers recovery equipment, such as foldable insulated ice baths designed for cold water therapy. Whether for competitive swimming, recreational pool time, or athletic recovery, Watery provides specialized, water-friendly solutions.
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How do I charge my Watery bone conduction swimming headphones?
Use the unique charging base provided. Bring the charging base and contacts together, ensuring they are clean to avoid bad contact.
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How do I switch my Watery headphones to MP3 mode for swimming?
Press the '+' and '-' buttons at the same time to switch between Wireless and MP3 modes. It is highly recommended to use MP3 mode while swimming since Bluetooth cannot transmit reliably underwater.
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What is the maximum water temperature for the Watery Hero Foldable Ice Bucket?
You should never fill the tub with hot water exceeding 50 degrees Celsius to prevent damage to the materials.
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How do I clean my Watery ice bath before first use?
Wash the product with warm water. Do not use corrosive detergents. A slight plastic smell upon first use is normal and will slowly dissipate over time.