The ears of Urbanista’s ears in Seoul incorporate the cheapest way to play sports

No stranger to trying new things, the brand is bringing its first Bluetooth devices. The most notable feature of Seoul’s new headset at the industry is a change that Urbanista claims reduces Bluetooth latency by about 70ms. The change in dedicated latency is not something we have seen on most wireless headphones. Most sports-friendly ears use Qualcomm’s aptX Bluetooth codec to have the lowest latency you can.

Unlike codec’s latency latency, Qualcomm says you get that number up to about 40ms. The annoyance of aptX is the audio in your ears and the phone you need to support codec. That’s not a problem with most Snapdragon devices since Qualcomm re-does it, but you won’t find the codec supported by Apple. That’s what makes Seoul’s ears so interesting. They give you an unbelievable way to get a low profile.

Aside from that, the Seoul earphones are about what you would expect from a mid-range headphone jackpot in 2021. At $ 89.90, they have eight hours of battery life at the same rate, with a combined charge getting another 32-hour talk time before the entire session. There, you can charge them using a USB-C cable or Qi pen. It is also supported by IPX4, comes with Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity and features a combination of Google Assistant and Siri. Urbanista will sell Seoul attractions in four colors: black, cloudy, purple and white.

For those looking for something more affordable, Urbanista has also announced its new offer in Lisbon. For $ 49.90, it is the cheapest earring of the company so far. Looking at the paper Urbanista sent, they also look good. Electronic life comes nine hours at a single price. With an integrated wallet, you can get a total of 27 playtime from them. It doesn’t have waterproofing, but you get Bluetooth 5.2 support and USB-C charging, as well as a combination of Google Assistant and Siri. They will come in five colors: red pastel, beige, pink, green and black.