Decidedly fond of this atypical functionality, Urbanista intends to take full advantage of its collaboration with Exeger, the company that supplies it with Powerfoyle photovoltaic cells, to implement solar charging on new products. After a Bluetooth headset, the Swedish brand is “logically” attacking headphones, with a pair of true wireless clothing called Phoenix. Fairly obvious nuance, but which is important: it is not the headphones themselves, but their charging box which is able to take advantage of a light source (indoors and outdoors, specifies the manufacturer ) to recharge its internal battery.
From a practical point of view, the idea loses its interest here when you are in motion, since the case spends most of its time in a trouser pocket or in a bag, and you will therefore have to think about taking it out. as soon as possible to benefit a little from this specificity. Moreover, apart from this feature, the Phoenix headphones are conventional to say the least: in-ear design with silicone tips and IPX4 certification, hybrid active noise reduction, touch controls, and smartphone companion application to personalize your sound. sound experience. That’s all the other information released about these headphones at the moment.