Audio brand is no stranger to trying new things and has launched its first ever pair of Bluetooth earbuds that are gaming-focused. Urbanista claims that the mode toggle reduces Bluetooth latency by about 70ms. We haven't seen a dedicated latency toggle on many true wireless headphones. To keep latency low, most gaming-oriented headphones use Qualcomm's aptX Bluetooth codec.UrbanistaQualcomm claims that the codecs low latency variant can reduce this time to around 40ms. The only problem with aptX is that both your phone and earbuds must support it. This is not an issue with most Snapdragon devices, as Qualcomm also makes them. However, Apple devices won't have the codec support. This is what makes the Seoul headphones so interesting. You can use them in a variety of devices to achieve a low latency mode.Apart from this feature, the Seoul earbuds offer a mid-range pair of true wireless earbuds that are affordable. They cost $89.90 and provide eight hours of battery life. The included case allows for 32 hours of use before the whole unit must be recharged. You can charge them with either a USB C cable or Qi charger pad. They are IPX4-certified and have Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity. Siri and Google Assistant integration are also available. Urbanista will offer the Seoul earbuds for sale in four colors: white, blue, purple, and purple.UrbanistaUrbanista's new Lisbon earbuds are also available for those who want something less expensive. They are the cheapest true wireless headphones in the world at $49.90. Urbanista also sent them a spec sheet. They look good. The battery life is nine hours with a single charge. You can get up to 27 hours of use from the included charging case. Although they don't have waterproofing, they do support Bluetooth 5.2 and USB-C charging. You also get Siri integration and Google Assistant. They are available in five colors: black, pastel, pink, and green.
