Urbanista has launched a new pair of real wireless headphones with a niche functionality: a low latency mobile game mode. The functionality is attached by a music mode for other audio experiments; Users have the option to switch between the two quickly by tapping the headset. Beyond that, the models have expected features. 

Seoul by Urbanista is, like other real wireless audio products, consisting of two headphones, as well as a load case. The atillets connect together when removed, and then recharge it quickly when they are reinserted into the chip load box. According to the company, Seoul offers a 32-hour combined run period when you include the three loads you will get from the business.

Urbanista claims that the universal cutting of the ears combined with various silicon peak options means that headphones feel “barely there” when used. The most notable feature is the above game mode, that users activate by tapping the headset. This low latency mode is presented as a functionality for players who want the convenience of the atria without the delay often accompanying Bluetooth headphones.

Beyond that, Seoul’s features are quite standard, including a noise cancellation microphone to take calls and use Google Assistant or Siri. The case supports USB-C so that you can charge it using the charger you probably already have, the more the device is IPX4 water resistant, so you do not have to panic. It Starts to rain as you go jogging.

The atillettes have 10 mm dynamic mobile coil drivers, noise reduction and a decent frequency range at 20 kHz. Urbanista offers Seoul for pre-order at 89.90 USD with four different color options: white, black, blue and purple.