Name: Swimnerd Personal UNDERWATER Pace Clock + FREE MP3 PLAYER
Brand: Swimnerd Pace Clocks
SKU: 50580183974168
Price: 144.0 AUD
Availability: InStock

Swimnerd Personal UNDERWATER Pace Clock + FREE MP3 PLAYER

$144.00

Introducing the Swimnerd Personal Pace Clock! ABOUT THE SWIMNERD PERSONAL PACE CLOCK Voted Best Mini Pace Clock For Swimmers Bluetooth enabled, it connects to the Swimnerd App which allows you to control your...

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Introducing the Swimnerd Personal Pace Clock!

ABOUT THE SWIMNERD PERSONAL PACE CLOCK

Voted Best Mini Pace Clock For Swimmers

Bluetooth enabled, it connects to the Swimnerd App which allows you to control your pace clock from your phone. Program custom intervals really fast or input your entire practice!

It can count up. It can count down. Let the rep counter count your reps. It can function as a 12/24 hour real time clock or use it as a stopwatch. Program simple intervals into the clock using the buttons on top. Syncing multiple clocks manually is easy and possible multiple ways.

No, you cannot see this across a 25 yard pool. They are not great in full sun.

Each personal pace clock comes with an IP67 rated waterproof case and suction cup strip. This clock comes with the new case - our original case didn't have buttons on top, as you can see in the old pics. The new case has passed our 3 meter, 3 hour test before shipping.

Make sure you properly close your case. Starting with the front screen, begin with one side. Then the other side. Now you might have some bend in between - seal that bad boy up. I like to use the edge of a table. You should see no green in between the front face plate and the case - it should be all black and tight. Lastly, make sure your USB port is all the way pushed in.

How to Use the Case

The suction cup strip allows you to attach the case underwater onto any flat surface including tile, vinyl, and stainless steel.

6-digit, 1" inch tall, green LED bars. 4 brightness settings. They are not great outisde. If you are outside in direct sunlight we recommend the kickboard visor method or keeping it underwater.

Powered by a USB-A to USB-C power cable (included). Internal battery lasts 4-5 hours on highest brightness setting, up to 8-9 hours on the lowest.

6" x 2" x 1" (L x W x H); weighs less than 1 pound!

One year manufacturer's warranty. This does not include if you get water in your case. If you get water in your case and destroy your clock, please contact us, we will work with you. We understand that drowning a nerd can be traumatic. We are here to support you.

CUSTOMER SERVICE

Click here for FAQ's, instructional manuals, videos, and hot tips.

Call or text 757-996-5512.

We are not responsible for your country's customs clearance fees, whatever they may be.

Buttons
There are 5 buttons on the top of the Swimnerd Personal Pace Clock. You can click, double click, or hold down the buttons.

From left to right, the buttons are as follows:

Power: hold it down, and the clock turns on. Hold it down again, the clock turns off.
Brightness: click it to toggle between brightness settings. When configuring the Real Time Clock or programming a set, this button is used to toggle to the correct number.
Switch Modes: click it to toggle between the 5 modes of the clock. If a mode is currently running you must first Pause before you can switch modes. Holding this button down also mutes the clock.
Enter/Configure: hold it down to configure the mode; click to enter and move to the next number
Start/Pause/Reset: click to start a mode; click to pause a mode; double click to reset

5 Modes
1: Count up endlessly (default)
2: Real Time Clock (24 hour)
3: Real Time Clock (12 hour)
4: Interval Set (add Reps and Intervals)
5: Stopwatch

Mode 1: Default Count Up
When powered on, the Swimnerd Personal Pace Clock begins counting up endlessly. Pressing (Start/Pause/Reset) will pause the clock and allow you to switch modes. If you double click, you will revert back to 00:00. This makes syncing multiple clocks easy.

Mode 2: Real Time Clock (24 Hour)
Hold down the Enter/Configure button. You will see the first digit now flashing. Use the Brightness button to toggle the number. When you have landed on the right number, click the Enter/Configure button to move to the next digit. Whenever you are finished choosing the appropriate time, hold the Enter/Configure button down to save the time and begin counting. Another great way to sync multiple pace clocks is to configure them all with the same Real Time
Clock time. Not only do you know what time it is, but your clocks will be synced even if you lose power.

Mode 3: Real Time Clock (12 Hour)
Setting the 24 Hour RTC automatically sets your 12 Hour RTC. You do not need to do anything in the mode.

Mode 4: Reps & Intervals
Hold down the Enter/Configure button to begin adding Reps and Intervals. The clock basically asks you: "How many Reps? How many Intervals?"

The first digit furthest to the left will begin blinking. Use the Power Button (this will toggle the rep down) or the Brightness button (this will toggle the reps up) to toggle the number of Reps. Click the Enter/Configure button to move to the next digit.

The first two digits are your # of Reps. The last four digits are your interval (MM:SS).

Hold the Enter/Configure button down to move on to the next set.

Let’s say you don’t want to enter any more intervals. Click Start/Stop/Pause. The clock is now programmed and ready to start.

Double click the Enter/Configure button to toggle between Counting Up & Counting Down. You'll notice the LED shows you if it is Up or Down.

Click Start/Stop/Pause button to begin your set.

When your set is finished, your clock will elicit a long beep and begin to default count up again.

Mode 5: Stopwatch
Click Start/Stop button to start/stop the stopwatch. Double click it to reset.

Connect to Bluetooth
Download the Swimnerd mobile app on iOS or Google. Once signed up, go to TOOLS – CONNECT TO CLOCK – SCAN. "HC-08" will show up. Click on it to connect. Now, you can change the name by clicking the icon. Click CLOCK on the bottom of the app. This clock control center is basically a super remote. Program anything you want into it with just a few clicks. Including, any sort of descending or ascending ladder set.

Charging
Each Swimnerd PPC comes with a USB-C to USB-A charging cable. Connect it into your phone block, and you are ready to charge. There is a little red indicator light on the top of the clock. When it turns off, your clock is fully charged. If you are inside, you can bring the brightness setting down and save a ton of battery charge.

The best

This is an awesome piece of equipment to fine tune your swimming. The pool I swim I. Has 4 digital clocks with four separate times. This clock has solved the multiple time issue for me. Oh … tremendous customer service I’m on my second one make sure your deals are tight.

only lasts a few months

I had really high hopes for this - a unique product serving a singular need for a very specific community, while supporting a swimming small business. But within a few months of use, it broke. Because it was still under warranty, the company was kind enough to replace it. But now it's out of warranty, no response to e-mail yet, and the replacement is broken with a few more months of use. I never submerged it. But the case leaks - every indoor pool is humid, I put it into the swim bag, and eventually, 1 drop of water will probably destroy it (that's my best guess as to why it won't turn on). When I e-mailed and informed them that the charging light was no longer working, I was told it's just a small bug... That's not a worthy product for $50, let alone $80 or $100. So I'm going to buy a $16 digital "waterproof" clock from Amazon, put it in a sandwich bag, and feel less bad about replacing it every few months. You have the opportunity to make a great product, and I hope that becomes reality one day.
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I feel like a right jerk. The small business did right again and offered to replace it within 24 hrs, even after warranty. I read through all the reviews, and I don't find many others having this issue. I'm still going to try and place it in a Ziploc, to give it the absolute best shot. And if it lasts 6 months, I'll increase to 5 stars for sure.

Oustanding Customer Service.

I had high expectations for this personal pace clock. As noted, it is not bright and can not be seen across a 25 yd pool. I purchased in April of '25, and it died in December '25. It had never been submerged or even in the water. I was very disappointed. However, Nate from customer service reached out to me even though the warranty had expired. We couldn't get the old clock working, so Swimnerds sent me a replacement. I did not expect such great customer service!

I use it in an Endless pool. Everything I was looking for. Very well thought out. Suctions easily to bottom of pool for easy reading while swimming. Highly recommend it

Very disappointing product. Poorly designed.

The green numbers are barely visible outdoors, even with many attempts at various shade protection. Most swim/deck clocks are much more visible with red numbers. Also the numbers are way too small. Two inches tall should be a minimum.
The highly reflective face plate is a significant design flaw. It acts like a mirror and reflects the swimmer and pool background and makes the clock numbers invisible outdoors.
The clock stays dry on deck but I would be hesitant to put it in the water after reading other reviews. Because of the reflectivity problem I am thinking that putting the clock in a zip loc bag would keep the clock dry and make it more readable than the "waterproof case" it comes with. I have no confidence that I have sealed the gasket and it was a very difficult effort just to make an attempt.
The only reason I gave it 2 stars instead of one star is because the concept of a personal swim clock is a good idea. It's too bad that this clock is such a disappointment as my swim team would have bought several if they were actually useable on a pool deck.

Sorry you don't like it!

They are not great in the sun - which is on our website in bold. We don't want to fool anyone.

But it does work much better under the water if in the sun. Once you put the case on once, you are good to go - no need for a Ziploc bag.

For someone like you that is coaching a team outside, we would suggest our big clocks.

It also has nothing to do with not being red - it has to do with the type of LED that is being used.

Anyways, no hard feelings! Thanks for the review. Take care and have a great 2026!!

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