Tech Review – Urbanista Atlanta earbuds



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The Urbanista brand has the names on their earphones as the names of cities. The Urbanista Atlanta has the basics done very well in packed with great features and charging options. The case for the earphones is solid (Slightly larger than some cases used in the past) The brand on the case and earphones are visible with an easy-to-fit into the case without the chance of falling out. The buttons are not visible in terms of no protruding buttons with a visible LED on the case for charging either via USB C cable or wireless changing.  The logo is pronounced while out of site when placed on a table for storage,

Contents:

  • USB Type-C charging cable
  • Quick start guide
  • Silicone tips (small, medium & large)

 Available in: Steel Blue, Vibrant Red, Pure White, Midnight Black 

Key features

  • Playtime 8 hours
  • 34 hours of total playtime
  • Hybrid active noise cancelling
  • Transparency mode
  • Microphone noise reduction
  • Automatic play/pause
  • Multipoint connection
  • Touch controls
  • Voice assistant support
  • Wireless charging
  • IPX4 water resistant (earphones)
  • USB Type-C charging
  • App support

 

Specifications :

  • Drivers type: 10mm dynamic, moving coil
  • Sensitivity: 107 ±3 dB SPL/mW @ 1kHz
  • Driver Impedance: 16 Ohm ±15%
  • Frequency response: 20 Hz to 20 kH
  • Microphone type: MEMS
  • Bluetooth® version: 5.2
  •     Bluetooth® profiles: A2DP, AVRCP, HFP, HSP • Audio codecs: SBC and AAC

Setup:

The QuickStart guide is clear in terms of clarification on the flashing lights and touch controls but does not contain a handy  QR code but does give a website setup link, A TechBuzz uses a modern dual sim phone, this had issues connecting to the App  – Urbanista Audio app.  When connected to an iPhone connection to the app was instantaneous. Once connected the multipoint option works efficiently allowing connection to a phone/laptop.

Touch controls

The Urbanista Atlanta buttons are multi-purpose allowing for double- and triple-tap commands to control music and calls. This has options via the  Left and right side long-press can be customized through the Urbanista Audio app or  Play/Pause: Double-tap left or right side.

Other taps  include

  • Previous song: Triple-tap left side.
  • Next song: Triple-tap right side.
  • Answer/Hang-up: Double-tap left or right side.
  • Reject a call: Long-press left or right side.
  • Activate voice assistant: Long-press left side.
  • Toggle between ANC and Transparency: Long-press right side

Warranty: One-year warranty

Charging:

The Urbanista Atlanta has done the basics superbly in terms of abundant power options. This came with a universal USB C cable charging allowing the option to swap cables between most newer android phones,  The option to use a wireless charger again is another bonus. The supplied charging case will automatically start charging the earphones when placed in the case. In the event of a low battery, a voice prompt is given to advise of 30 minutes of playtime remaining. The earbud’s power is visible on the app and gives 8 hours of playtime, or when plugged in the charging case a prodigious 34 hours of playtime.  The “Battery Status Indicator” (1) will pulse during charging and continuously lit when the case is fully charged. • 0-30 % – LED pulses amber • 30-100 % – LED pulses white • 100 % – LED turns solid white.

Conclusion:

The Urbanista Atlanta has numerous positives in terms of features multimode, excellent charging options and battery life, The great features are let down by a measly 1-year warranty from a known brand which should have shown conviction in the quality of their products to give a dazzling warranty.  The charging case while bigger than many used before does the job as necessary.  The setup to an iPhone or used with a windows laptop worked as expected but had issues and had to reset the earphones to get working on an android dual sim phone. The app had additional features allowing the customised approach of the earphones which was logical & easy to use.  The audio Sensitivity and Frequency response is standardised in terms of industry-standard given good quality audio while the microphone for calls did not filter out external sounds as seen on more specialised earphones.  Overall this is a set of earphones with a wealth of features and benefits for customised use with a good quality audio experience.

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