Price range: $16.95 through $19.95 Inc GST
A replacement openswim pro charger is the one accessory a swimmer cannot improvise. The OpenSwim Pro has no headphone jack and no standard port — the whole point of a waterproof headset is that nothing on it opens — so when the magnetic lead goes missing, the headphones are simply done until it is replaced. This charger for the OpenSwim Pro is a direct replacement, ready to go from Melbourne stock.
The OpenSwim Pro charges through a four-pin magnetic connector that sits against the contacts inside the band. There is nothing to plug in and nothing to open. Bring the head close and the magnet pulls it square onto the pins, so this shokz openswim pro charger seats correctly without you lining anything up — which matters when your hands are wet and you are standing at the end of a lane.
This openswim pro charging cable comes with a choice of the plug end: USB-A for older wall adapters and car sockets, or USB-C for a modern laptop, phone charger or power bank. Pick the one that matches what you already carry, or take the USB-C option if you have been steadily replacing everything else. The headphone end of the shokz openswim pro charger is identical either way — it is only the far end that changes, so a shokz openswim pro charger with a USB-C plug is the same part where it counts.
A shokz openswim pro charger has a harder life than a desk cable. It gets handled with wet hands, it lives in a kit bag alongside a damp towel, and the contacts it touches have been in chlorine or salt water an hour earlier. Rinse the headphones after every swim and dry the contact area before charging — that habit does more for the life of an openswim pro charger than anything else, because it is corrosion at the pins, not cable failure, that usually ends one.
This openswim pro charging cable is one metre of PVC-jacketed lead, long enough to reach a bench socket without leaving the headphones dangling. Keep a spare shokz openswim pro charger in the swim bag and the one at home stays at home, which is the arrangement that stops it going missing in the first place.
This is worth being exact about. The four-pin magnetic connector on the OpenSwim Pro is not the one used on the OpenRun, OpenMove or OpenComm — those are bone-conduction headsets with a different charging head, and a charger for the OpenSwim Pro will not fit them. If you have one of those instead, we stock the lead that suits it; ask us if you are unsure which headset you own, because the model names are close enough to catch people out.
Worth knowing on the name, too: Shokz was called AfterShokz until the company rebranded, and the OpenSwim Pro is a Shokz-era product. The headphones are the same regardless of which name is printed on the box you remember.
Compatible with:
Core Connect Aust is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Shokz or AfterShokz. All brand and model names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here for compatibility reference only. This is an aftermarket accessory, not a genuine Shokz product.
This openswim pro charger is stocked in Melbourne and ready to go — order before 10am and your openswim pro charging cable ships the same day via Australia Post with insurance, backed by our 180-day warranty and a team who can confirm it is the right lead for your headset.
Do not let a lost magnetic lead end a set of headphones that still works. Order your openswim pro charger today and keep the spare in the swim bag.
Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.