Gizmodo: Shower

Nose Gel Dispenser Is Fun for the Whole Family Or Maybe Just Me

Jesus Diaz — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 11:00:00 EDT

Since I already have the breast-shaped gel dispenser installed in my shower, I think I may get this 9-inch-high Nose Shower Gel to put it in my kitchen and dispense lime Jello Mello. Too bad it only exudes gel out of the right nostril, though, because it would make an excellent ketchup and mustard dispenser for just $17.95. [Potpourri via Dark Roasted Blend]

AquaRain Bath Fountain Puts on a Show Using Your Bathwater

Elaine Chow — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 17:00:00 EDT

I've never found bath time boring enough to need a water fountain and a light show, but in case you hate not being reminded of the Bellagio every time you step into the tub, the AquaRain is here to allay your washroom ADD. The AquaRain floats in your bathtub and pumps bathwater through its jets to create a fountain effect. Four LED lights—red, purple, blue and white—can be remixed to turn your shower into a rave. On sale at Japan Trend Shop for $49, hilarious Engrish included. [Japan Trend Shop via Gizmo Diva]

Brando's Cyber Tap Radios Suck (Onto Your Shower Cubicle)

Kit Eaton — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:15:00 EDT

Brando's Cyber Tap bath-time radio is not massively high-tech, sure, but its cuteness is undeniable. Stick its 4.7-inch sucker onto tiles or glass, adjust FM/AM frequency and twirl the volume tap to boogie away to showertime music. Is the red one more suited to Hot Gossip while the blue one's best for Coldplay? Who knows, but after a bad joke like that you'll be pleased to know the water-resistant, battery-powered Cyber Tap costs $16. [Brando]

Gadget Turns Your Water Bottle Into a Portable Shower

Sean Fallon — Mon, 12 May 2008 18:40:00 EDT

When you have been rouging it where showers are hard to come by, you will be happy to to have a Universal Shower Diffuser close at hand. Basically,the device attaches to the top of a standard PET water bottle and restricts the flow of water so that it can be dispensed like a shower head when squeezed. Just make sure you don't use that bottle you took a leak in during the car ride—unless you are into that sort of thing. Available for around $50. [Made in Design via Swissmiss via Likecool]

Bathe With the Bears Using Sea to Summit's Pocket Shower

Jack Loftus — Sun, 11 May 2008 20:00:00 EDT

Usually camping and showering are either/or activities, but for those of you who absolutely have to cart the body wash and loofah into the wild, the Pocket Shower from Sea to Summit could be for you.

The 2.6 gallon Pocket Shower sports a compact showerhead that operates with twisting on/off valve. Bathers can adjust the stream to produce a slow trickle, or open it up completely for a dousing 8-minute power shower. Want a warm shower for those cool, crisp camping mornings? Leave the black fabric out in the sun.

Alternatively, the Pocket Shower can also be used as a dry sack to transport clothes, a sleeping bag, or those aforementioned beauty products no self-respecting city slicker would be without on the open range. [Sea to Summit]

Rotator Bath-cum-Shower (Stop Sniggering at the Back) is Confusing

AddyDugdale — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 05:50:00 EDT

I have a soft spot for Ron Arad. His Bookworm bookshelf was the first piece of designer furniture I craved (admittedly, this might have been due to the fact that it was up on the wall in the apartment of a boy I craved.) He has me confused now, though, with his this design for a bathtub-shower-thingie that ever-so-slightly reminds me of this crazy wall sculpture from last year. Called Rotator, it transforms from shower to bath and back again, but there's something about its continuous trickle of water that makes me want to... hang on, back in a bit.

Ah, that's better. The Rotator is made of some kind of substance called duralight® (important enough for a "registered" symbol, but not important enough for capitals, that's, like, profound.) It's on show at this week's Salone di Mobile in Milan, or the Furniture Fair if you're a pleb like me who can't speak Italian, and, aspazzarently, it is "a new enjoyable experience in which a continuous and unexpected flow of water becomes the protagonist." Is anyone else finding it hard to get a handle on its proportions? It looks Lilliputian in size to me. Ah well, file alongside the self-stirring cuppa, I think. [Dezeen]

Eco Drop Shower Gives You the Boot For Wasting Water

Sean Fallon — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 21:45:26 EDT

There has been a lot of emphasis in recent years on conserving water, but we all know that for most people self-regulation is damn near impossible. Enter designer Tommaso Colia and his Eco_Drop Shower. When the shower has decided that you have outstayed your welcome, concentric circles on the floor will rise&mdashmaking things too uncomfortable to continue. I don't know if this concept will ever see the light of day, but I vote for modifying it into a moving wall of spikes. Now that would be effective. Additional pic after the break.

[inewidea via BornRich via Trendhunter]

Slider Shower Concept— Now You See It, Now You Don't

AddyDugdale — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 06:56:02 EST

Designed by Sung Hoon Mun, the "Slider" works as both conventional shower and shoulder and back massager, depending on how you deploy the nozzle. Full gallery after the jump.

I would prefer a bigger shower head, myself. [Yanko]

Four-Minute Hourglass Shower Timer for Drought-Stricken Georgia Folks, Smelly Hippies

Matt Buchanan — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 18:10:13 EST

Unlike the rest of the Giz crew (especially Chen), I shower daily. But I'm also currently located at ground zero for god's wrath. Despite the governor's public missive for divine relief, Georgia's still got less moisture than scarecrow, which is really the only reason this four-minute shower timer in hourglass form interests me. It's only three bucks, and I'd probably mostly ignore its silent screaming, but I feel like I might shower just a little bit faster. Every drop counts right? [Envirosax via Green Deals Daily via Crave]

Teardrop-shaped iPod Dock is Showerproof

AddyDugdale — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 06:52:48 EST

Zumreed's raindrop-shaped iPod dock is waterproof, so it's perfect for singing along to sad songs in the shower, if you're that kind of person. Available in three colors, white, turquoise and orange, it weighs just over a pound, costs $49.95 and is compatible with most 4th- and 5th-gen iPods. [AudioCubes via Sci-Fi Tech]

Shower Head Music Player Cleans And Entertains All At Once

Adrian Covert — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 21:41:27 EDT

This concept for a combination shower head/MP3 player definitely falls under the unnecessary gadgets category, but that doesn't make it any less cool or imaginiative. The concept consists of a speaker/charging base/shower head holder mounted to the shower wall while the detachable shower head has control buttons for the MP3 device.

While no specifics were given as to how MP3s would be loaded on the device, one would assume an SD card, or similar removable flash media, would be the storage method of choice. If this ever comes out, consider me in, because just looking at it makes me want to start singing in the shower.

[Yanko Design]

Jet Black Digital Showerhead Can Pause H20

Brian Lam — Thu, 17 May 2007 07:38:48 EDT

The fact that the Grohe Ondus faucet-ware is digitally controlled and has a clock is secondary to the fact it comes in a Batman black finish, and that it has a pause button for the shower, which can bring the water flow back at the same temperature you left it at. Useful for answering the phone mid-shower?

Oh, one thought on that black finish: It could pick up soap and calcium deposits pretty easily. Then again, people who have shower systems like this also have French maids to clean it all up. – Brian Lam

Grohe [via Mocoloco]

iSave Faucet Water Counter for your Green Conscience

Addy Dugdale — Thu, 10 May 2007 07:18:24 EDT

The iSave is a rather simple gadget that has just clinched the runner-up prize in Metropolis Magazine's 2007 Next Generation Awards. Attach it to either your sink or a showerhead and it will show you just how much water you are using for your morning's ablutions/scrubbing last night's taco melt off your plates. Designed by Reamon Yu, it's not going to save any water, but it will make you conscious of just how much is used/wasted, and hopefully will push you to further reduce your consumption.

The iSave is powered by a small turbine embedded in the waterflow, so greenies among you need not worry about expending any more energy than you have to. It's not available as yet, but fingers crossed and faucets tight. – Ad Dugdale

The 2007 Next Generation Design Competition Winner and Runners-Up Announced [Metropolis Magazine via Inhabitat]

Polk Audio's SoundTile Speakers Spray Your Shower With Sound

Jason Chen — Tue, 08 May 2007 18:31:14 EDT

Designed to match Kohler's WaterTile Body Spray shower nozzles, these Polk Audio SoundTile speakers give you music in the shower without having to balance a ghetto boombox precariously on the tub lip. The 4-inch by 4-inch speakers are connected by coax wires to your sound source on the outside of the tub, and have grills and drains so water shouldn't get to the delicate areas.

If you've got Kohler's other products, like the DTV II or their standalone systems, we're sure it works well with those as well. As if your teenagers didn't spend enough time in the shower. Available later in May. – Jason Chen

The Shower Octopus

Jason Chen — Wed, 02 May 2007 20:20:29 EDT

As useful as those hanging shower trays are, they can't compare when it comes to the cool factor with this Shower Octopus. Although pricey, the octopus gives you enough arms to hold five bottles in mid-air—something octopuses are known for.

The only thing we'd be concerned about (other than the fact that octopuses have eight legs and this has like twelve) is the bottles slipping through the hooks and onto our feet. That's happened enough already with our clumsy hands that we don't feel like repeating them with this. – Jason Chen

Product Page [Uptoyoutoronto (look under bath section) via Nerd Approved]

Tueco E2 Shower Washes Scent of Poverty Right Off

Adam Frucci — Mon, 23 Apr 2007 12:40:00 EDT

You stand in a bathtub when you shower? What a plebe. Me? Oh, I only bathe in the finest of showers, such as this Teuco Evolution E2. It features such amenities as a steam inlet and aromatic herbs dispenser, cromoexperience lamps, and surround sound. Do I know what a cromoexperience lamp is? No, not really. Do I know that it makes me feel better than people who can't afford to try to figure it out firsthand? Yes, yes it does.

Hit the jump for another couple shots of my, let's face it, completely ludicrous shower.

–Adam Frucci

Product Page [via Book of Joe]

Ondine ESS Electronic Faucets Give You a Techno-Shower

Charlie White — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 10:41:22 EDT

Now you can make your bath controls all-electronic with the Ondine ESS-Tub or ESS-Standard for showers. You set the temperature you want, and then push the ESS-Tub's Fill button and it will automatically fill the tub for a perfect soak. ESS-Standard is specially created for multi-head showers, and it can control up to three showerheads, letting you input three custom programs that custom-tailor your fave settings.

You can also mount a second control elsewhere in the bathroom, so you can start your shower or run your bath from a distance, getting it all warmed up for you to simply step in. Now if they could just hook this up to a smart home control unit, we could get this thing running from the bed. – Charlie White

Product Page [Ondine, via Oh Gizmo]

Sonaki Vitamin C Showerhead: No More Early Morning Cruelty To Oranges

www.gizmodo.com — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 05:55:26 EST

Sometimes Gizmodo wakes up, reads its gadget news and thinks it must have put a spoonful of industrial-grade acid rather than sugar in its morning coffee. This is one of those moments. This is the Vitamin C showerhead from Sonaki - which, apart from giving you an all-over citric tang in the morning, can remove 99 per cent of chlorine and chloramines from your tap water.

Benefits? Well, if you suffer from dry or sensitive skin, have chlorine-based dandruff, or use hair dye, this is for you - just read the testimonials on Sonaki's website. Prices range from $79 to $189, and a 5-pack of filters (each one is good for around 3,000 litres of water) costs $49. Or you could just have your girlfriend squeeze oranges over you - it might be sticky, but it'll be a whole lot more fun. – Ad Dugdale

Product Page [Sonaki US via OhGizmo]

Shower/Sauna Combo: Don't Forget to Wash

Adam Frucci — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 20:15:00 EST

Hey, moneybags! I've got a shower for ya. It's actually a sauna and shower combo, complete with luxuries like a digital remote, foot massager, aromatherapy, and music and phone ports. You'll be so busy in there you'll forget to do basic things such as wash your hair.

And really, at a reasonable price like $6,872 you'd be a fool not to buy one. –Adam Frucci

Product Page [via Red Ferret]

All Giz Wants: Shower Karaoke Machine

Brian Lam — Wed, 13 Dec 2006 22:01:52 EST

When Lisa Napoli of the NYTimes asked me what fantasy gadget I wanted most, I didn't hesitate. I told her I really wanted a shower karaoke machine.

Santa, please make me a waterproof karaoke machine, with built in shampoo and soap holder. With an LCD, and wifi that can stream (heh) new tracks down from some buying service. And the microphones should have pitch change, so I can sing both the Diana Ross and Lionel Richie parts of Endless Love. And it should have some sort of digital filter that makes gurgling noises sound like Pavarotti.

Extra points for making a showerhead that doubles as a microphone. –Brian Lam

[You can get that mic sponge here]
All Giz Wants [Gizmodo]
If Wishes Were Horses [NYTimes]
All Giz Wants [Gizmodo]

Shower Tap Radio In-Shower Radio

Gizloco — Fri, 08 Dec 2006 11:37:20 EST

Granted, this bath time radio is no Cell processor-powered beast, but it could make a good gift for a family member with a good sense of humor (or a passion for radio). It officially goes by the name of Shower Tap Radio and sticks to the wall of your shower thanks to a suction cup. Then, you tap it to turn the radio on, turn the knob to tune it to your station of choice. One last turn of the dial will adjust the volume. It's powered by two AA batteries and is completely waterproof. Otherwise you'd have quite a mess on your hands.

Again, the Shower Tap Radio probably won't win a Best in Show award at a consumer electronics trade show, but it's simple enough to work as a second or third gift. Plus, it's only $20. Much better than getting your kid a Wii. – Nicholas Deleon

Product Page [crazyaboutgadgets via Me, My Coke & I]

Shower Mirror Doubles as Hidden Camera

Louis Ramirez — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 17:30:33 EST

We've seen spy cams hit a 9 on the perve-o-meter before, but this one here is close to pushing a 10. The Shower Mirror Security Camera has a built-in FM radio that lets your unassuming suspect listen to their favorite tunes as they shower, but what they don't know is that on the other end you'll be secretly watching them thanks to the Mirror's accompanying USB receiver which plugs into your PC and lets you wirelessly watch and record all the action (you know, for security purposes). It's not as advanced as the spycam alarm clock, but for straight out perving, it goes straight to the point. It's selling for $279 bucks.

Shower Mirror Security Camera [via The Red Ferret Journal]

Aquagate Steam Shower: Sings to You

Brian Lam — Fri, 11 Aug 2006 14:50:34 EDT

The Aquagate steam shower is Gizmodo-notable because of its touchscreen radio/mp3 player. But its a hell of a way to clean off, too. It's made out of the teak hardwood usually used in sailboats, Italian limestone, and aluminum. The stall has both shower and steam functions, aroma and light therapy programs. It even has a Dry Rain mode, that drizzles body temperature water on you, simulating a Summer sun shower. I guess that means its too fancy to pee in. Oh, what the hell, why not!– Brian Lam

Aquagate [via BornRich]

Breast-Shaped Shampoo Dispenser

Jason Chen — Fri, 28 Jul 2006 19:33:55 EDT

These breast-shaped shampoo dispensers are a teenage boy's best friend.

This naughty nipple-topped pair attaches to your shower wall with the suckers provided, with each bosom having a compartment for shower gel, shampoo or conditioner. To dispense, simply squeeze away - but be warned, you could run out of shower gel very quickly...

Space saving and fun, these breasts are a perfect gift for Father's Day, Groundhog's Day, Veteran's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and of course, Kwanzaa.

14.95 ($26) gets you a pair. – Jason Chen

Product Page [Boys Stuff via Seihin World]

Sentavi Solarium: Tan and Shower, Too

Charlie White — Fri, 21 Jul 2006 12:09:55 EDT

Now you can take a shower and conveniently boost your chances of skin cancer at the same time. The Sentavi Solarium is said by its maker to be easy to install in most bathrooms, where its UV light bulbs are hidden behind a seven-inch deep panel.

The idea is that instead of giving yourself a gigantic dose of ultraviolet rays every two weeks in a tanning bed, you can gradually burn your skin with this unit that simulates sunlight. Either way, by age 60 you're sure to have that leathery cowboy-looking skin of trophy wives from the Hamptons to Malibu. On the plus side, shining that light on yourself is a great source of vitamin D, so there's that.

By the way, we've covered a shower 'n' tanning device from another manufacturer before, but none with pictures this provocative. Trying to keep our blog safe for work, apologies for that bit of Photoshoppage there, edited for American audiences under the watchful eye of The Man. Ahh, prior restraint, the worst kind of censorship. – Charlie White

Product page, NSFW [Sentavi] (Thanks, Marianne!)

The Bodyflik

Jason Chen — Wed, 12 Jul 2006 17:00:24 EDT

You too can save water by not having to wash your towels as often with this Bodyflik gadget from the UK. You see, the chaps in the land where elevators are called lifts, and hot ladies are called Keeley Hazell, have invented a device that takes water off your body "quickly and simply". After you get most of the bulk off, you use a towel to finish off the dark, stinky areas.

The Bodyflik doesn't have any fibers, so it won't get damp and moldy. Useful for the beach or the pool, and is available for £4.95 + £1.25 worldwide shipping ($11.42) from the UK. – Jason Chen

Product Page [Bodyflik via Crowded Brain]

Luxury Multi-Function Steam Shower - $22,587

Jason Chen — Thu, 29 Jun 2006 20:30:01 EDT

This is out of range for most of us, so we'll just have to gawk and drool like the plebes we are. The shower is made of silicon-free safety glass in either clear or tinted blue. With great wealth comes great lack of shame.

You can lift up the two seats to form a bench to sit on while the generator gives you a relaxing steam. It also comes with such luxury features as the "LED-enabled chromatherapy, the aromatherapy, the built-in sound and the touch-display and remote control."

I think we should get one for Giz HQ. Live-blogging from the shower! – Jason Chen

Product Page [Megabad via Trendir via TechEBlog]

Solar Powered Heated Garden Shower

Jason Chen — Tue, 27 Jun 2006 17:36:26 EDT

Wash off all that pool chlorine and your kids' pee pee with this solar powered ~~golden~~ garden shower. On a sunny enough day, connect the shower up to a garden hose, wait 30 minutes, and the shower will heat up the water up to 50 degrees Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit). There's enough hot water for 5 showers—more if you like your showers just luke-warm.

Available from the UK for $900. – Jason Chen

Solar Powered Garden Shower [Coolest Gadgets]

American Idol Shower Radio Microphone

Jason Chen — Tue, 23 May 2006 15:34:45 EDT

We may be the only people on the planet that don't like American Idol—us and the middlebrow snobs who say they "don't even own a television"—but this thing seems pretty cool. Combining a shower radio with a microphone so you can sing along just like Reuben, there's only one question left to ask: When will you have time to wash yourself?

The $11.99 price makes this a winner. ♫ My endless, loooooooooooove! ♫

American Idol Shower Radio [Target via i4u]

Shower Tanning

Jason Chen — Wed, 17 May 2006 18:00:13 EDT

For those too modest to go to a nude beach to get an all over tan, there's the Idrolux luxury tanning shower that, get this, tans while you shower. Two models are available, the Symphony, which fits into your current unit, and the Idrolux, which is an integrated replacement for your entire shower.

Since you're naked already, why not cook your nethers to a healthy brown? Four out of five sexy dermatologists recommend golden gonads.

Symphony Product Page

Idrolux Product Page

Shower Your Way to a Healthy Glow [Popgadget]

Caller ID Shower Radio Clock

Jason Chen — Tue, 25 Apr 2006 21:58:14 EDT

If people actually called us, we'd appreciate this Shower Clock Radio with Caller ID so that we never have to leap out of the tub when the phone rings.

Not only can you see if your boss is calling because you're in the shower instead of at work, there's a radio and a clock too. How much? $49.95.

If only this had a video player so we wouldn't have to laminate our lad-mags.

Caller ID Shower Radio Clock [Gadget Universe via Red Ferret]

Glide Shower Rings Solve an Everyday Problem

Charlie White — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 12:26:27 EDT

It's those little annoyances that, bit by bit, diminish your quality of life. Here's one of them: shower curtain rings sticking to the shower rod, sometimes even requiring so much effort that you eventually tear the shower curtain.

Glide Shower Rings solve that problem, with concealed brass ball bearings at the top, letting the chrome-plated brass rings smoothly roll across the shower rod. All it takes is an effortless tweak to open and close that curtain. Nice. They're $14.50 for a set of 12.

Product page [via productdose]

Triton Luxury Body Dryer

gizmodo.com — Wed, 29 Mar 2006 10:46:46 EST

As much as we'd like to intelligently ruminate in this post on whether future technology and social attitudes will be advanced enough for us to not actually have or want to get wet to get clean, we just can't, cause we're too busy laughing at this silly graphic on the right we found on the Triton Body Dryer page.

No more wet towels, no more cold bathrooms—who cares? The model is being heated by WORDS.

Triton Body Dryer [via ubergizmo]

Grohe Wireless Digital Shower

Charlie White — Thu, 02 Mar 2006 11:15:27 EST

Now you can start the water flowing in your shower from any room in the house, and precisely control its temperature, too, with the Grohe Digital Shower Grohtherm Wireless. The remote connects wirelessly to a base unit in the wall in the shower area, which mixes the water according to your preferred temperature. Each member of the family can program specific temperature settings and times of day, and when the preferred temperature is reached there is either a visual or an audible signal. Imagine that—you could use this as an alarm, waking you up to a shower flowing at just the right temperature. There even a pause button, and the unit can keep the water temp consistent no matter how many times someone flushes the toilet. Available now.

Product page [via Tech Digest]

Pricing on Grohe shower fixtures [Amazon]

Shower Clock Radio With... Spy Camera?

johnb — Tue, 21 Feb 2006 14:11:57 EST

OK. This is kind of creepy. It's a $189 water resistant clock radio with CD player and there's a color spy camera built into it for... spying on people taking showers?

While our prurient streak says "Hell yes!" or practical side says "Dude, your mom could be in the shower. Freakout." The site also features other hidden cameras including some waterproof cameras and these cool little pinhole screw-head cameras. Also be sure to check out the browser title featuring potential uses for the camera.

Product Page [Spycamman]

Shower Journalism

gizmodo.com — Tue, 03 Jan 2006 19:38:51 EST

Are you trying to launch your aspiring rap career but can't remember those dope rhymes about bitches and cars you belted out in the shower? Problem solved, homie. This erasable shower note tablet allows you to take notes down in the shower, write down freestyle lyrics, or just draw a quick self portrait. It hangs on your wall with suction cups (probably the worst method ever, but whatever) and uses waterproof crayons to create your artistic vision. Trust us, it's stylin'. You can grab one now for only $15.99.

Erasable shower note tablet [Popgadget]

MP3 Powered Shower

Travis Hudson — Tue, 03 Jan 2006 13:58:50 EST

Rub-a-dub-dub, two Gizmodo writers in a tub, singing some MP3's, getting ready for some CE S. My yearly poem entry, check. Las Vegas CES fantasy, check. This is the CD Shower Companion. It is the latest and greatest in music showering technology.

featuring special aluminum-cone diaphragms, high-compliance suspension rings and powerful neodymium magnets for super-high energy output, low distortion and superior frequency response.

From the picture it appears it supports MP3 CDs, while also having an AM/FM tuner, clock, date, temperature, alarm clock (yeah I've napped in the shower, deal with it), and displays for CD track, radio station, and battery strength. Available for $169.95.

"CD" Shower Companion ideal for the Bathroom singer [MusicGizmos]

Digital Faucets Make Water Extra Happy

tgrumet — Tue, 20 Dec 2005 10:43:43 EST

Why deal with that nasty old shower head that came with the place when you could be showering in luxury with the Visentin Klino Digitech shower system. From Italy with love, this baby's got an integrated water temperature display and gorgeous silver finish. And I think I can safely say its the faucet of champions. Along with this gadget, you can also get yourself a Klino basin single level mixer, Thermo-digitech thermostatic shower mixer with integrated temperature digital display and Glazed Soap Dispenser and Klino Digitech water inlet with integrated temperature digital display + Fly 3 spray shower. Those crazy Italians. Always thinking of new ways to get clean.

Gioielli Klino Collection from Visentin - digital faucets [Trendir]

Sun Denshi Waterproof MP3 Player - Ready for Its Shower Scene

johnb — Mon, 29 Aug 2005 10:45:18 EDT

Waterproof audio devices are a strange breed. They fill a niche that a lot of us didn't even know we had, namely the desire to place electrical devices near our naked, wet bodies. This 32MB MP3 player—PLEASE NOTE: Do not, under any circumstances, attempt to attach the player to a laptop for music reloading while the shower is operational—looks like a bulbous blue shower bug and even includes a waterproof AC adapter. I'm going to assume it has an FM tuner, but no mention of it appears.

Sing in the Shower: Sun Denshis Waterproof MP3 Player [AkibaLive]