PRESS RELEASE
London, 14 December 2016: Swedish brand, Urbanista, today launches the new wireless version of its hugely popular Seattle on-ear headphones. Using Bluetooth technology, the Seattle wireless allow users to look sleek and stylish whilst listening to all their favourite songs, without being tethered to a cord.
Perfect for music lovers who want a crisp sound and impressive bass for an extraordinary listening experience, the Seattle Wireless now feature advanced swipe technology meaning users can answer calls, play or pause music and change tracks using their fingertip making listening to music enjoyable and easy. The headphones also feature an in-built microphone for calls and ‘share sound’ plug to enable users to share music with friends.
Urbanista has combined Scandinavian minimalistic design with a practical folding feature that makes these headphones ideal for taking on holiday, for travelling and commuting. The Seattle wireless also comes with a complimentary power cord – so unlike many other Bluetooth headphones, if the battery runs out, the music doesn’t have to stop.
The adjustable, seamless headband and modern design with memory foam cushions that moulds to the user’s ear ensures the Seattle headphones are not only stylish but extremely comfortable too.
Available in four stylish colours, Rose Gold, White, Black and Blue Petroleum, the Seattle headphones are available from: https://uk.urbanista.com/ for £89.00.
Specifications:
- Speaker size: φ40mm
- Sensitivity: 102+/-3dB at 1Khz 1mW
- Impedance: 26+/-15% at 1Khz
- Frequency: 20-20.000Hz
- Handsfree with microphone
- Bluetooth: 4.0
About Urbanista
We love cities. The constant inspiration of urban life. Based in Stockholm, Sweden, Urbanista is a brand for active people all over the world. Bringing a fusion of individual design and frontline technology. Wear Your Music! – our earphones collection – is available in over 10 000 retail stores in 60 countries worldwide. Like all our products developed without compromise for everyday use. We design for life in motion. Read more at www.urbanista.com
