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This Item  Urbanista Solar Powered Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with Infinite Playtime, Powerfoyle Self Charging Wireless Over Ear Bluetooth 5.0 Earphones, On Ear Detection, Los Angeles, Midnight Black |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -30% $139.00 List: $199.00 | $99.00 | -7% $79.99 List: $85.99 | -17% $49.99 List: $59.99 | $74.99 | -12% $379.00 List: $429.00 |
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| Sold By | Brandvault Global US | AnkerDirect | EarFun US | AnkerDirect | 1MORE USA Inc | Amazon.com |
| connectivity tech | Wireless, Bluetooth 5.0 | Wireless | Wireless | Wireless | Wireless, Wired | Wireless, Wired |
| headphones form factor | Over Ear | On Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear |
| connector type | wireless | USB Type C | — | 3.5mm Jack | wireless | 2.5mm Jack |
| noise control | active noise cancellation | active noise cancellation | active noise cancellation | active noise cancellation | active noise cancellation | active noise cancellation |
| headphones jack | — | — | 3.5 mm Jack | 3.5 mm Jack | 3.5 mm Jack | — |
| cable feature | Without Cable | Retractable | USB-C Cable | Without Cable | Without Cable, Retractable | Without Cable |
Product Description
Welcome to the dawn of a new era with Urbanista Los Angeles, the first self-charging wireless headphones powered by Powerfoyle solar cell material. Using advanced green technology, Los Angeles converts all light, outdoor and indoor, into energy to deliver virtually infinite playtime.
Get the most of your headphones with the Urbanista Audio App. The app has a live view where you can follow your battery gain and drain live status as well as your historical data. You can also change EQ settings, monitor battery levels and customize touch controls to match your personal preference.
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Virtually infinite | Total Playtime | 50 hours |
| | Noise Cancelling | |
| | Voice Control | |
| | In/On Ear Detection | |
| | Ambient Sound Mode | |
| | App Support | |
Touch Controls |
Virtually infinite | Total Playtime | Virtually infinite |
| | Noise Cancelling | |
| | Voice Control | |
| | In/On Ear Detection | |
| | Ambient Sound Mode | |
| | App Support | |
Touch Controls | |
Virtually infinite | Total Playtime | 34 hours |
| | Noise Cancelling | |
| | Voice Control | |
| | In/On Ear Detection | |
| | Ambient Sound Mode | |
| | App Support | |
Touch Controls | |
Virtually infinite | Total Playtime | 32 hours |
| | Noise Cancelling | |
| | Voice Control | |
| | In/On Ear Detection | |
| | Ambient Sound Mode | |
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Bad headphones, dishonest media coverage
TL;DR: They are very uncomfortable and sound pretty bad. Giving a negative review to make sure others don't fall for the same trap.I bought these headphones since it had some positive coverage from a couple of publications and I wanted to try something different from the mainstream options--which I regret. I'm returning these ASAP.Media coverage wise:- The writer for the review on WIRED gave these headphones 8/10 and said it is a "a fine listen" yet gave the Bose QC45 a 7/10. I don't know how you can remotely come up with that conclusion unless your target sound signature is that of the Beats Solo or some budget SkullCandy headphones.- The ad on Amazon quotes both TechRadar and WhatHiFi separately but note that they are both owned by Future Plc (you can also tell because the nav bar on the top are literally the same with different colors). Also the quote on the Amazon page conveniently omits the prefix to the phrase "Urbanista believes it has found" before quoting "a way to offer audio lovers "virtually infinite” playtime while helping the environment at the same time."After trying out these headphones--the Urbanista Los Angeles seem like they were designed by someone who hasn't daily driven any of the mainstream options (e.g. Sony, Bose, Sennheiser) before building their own headphones nor daily driven their own Los Angeles headphones.Sound quality is subjective but I found these to sound very muddy. They sounded veiled and lack clarity. For reference I prefer the harman curve and generally favor sound signatures found in Sony (non-XB) and Master & Dynamic headphones.Comfort wise, it hurts to wear these. I'm not expecting Bose QC45 levels of comfort (which is what my s/o uses daily), but whats the point of having exceptional battery life if no one can wear these comfortably for longer than five minutes?The control scheme is unintuitive--the power button is actually the middle button in between two volume up and down buttons . The lone button next the charging port and power/charge indicator is actually a 'feature' button. Why? Also the buttons are unlabeled--figures.I haven't used these long enough for an endurance test but they don't feel particularly high quality nor cheap just okay--though the soft pleather on the head band and ear cups feel and look very cheap in person. The sand gold color looks almost more pink than sand colored.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2022
Color: Sand GoldVerified Purchase
TL;DR: They are very uncomfortable and sound pretty bad. Giving a negative review to make sure others don't fall for the same trap.
I bought these headphones since it had some positive coverage from a couple of publications and I wanted to try something different from the mainstream options--which I regret. I'm returning these ASAP.
Media coverage wise:
- The writer for the review on WIRED gave these headphones 8/10 and said it is a "a fine listen" yet gave the Bose QC45 a 7/10. I don't know how you can remotely come up with that conclusion unless your target sound signature is that of the Beats Solo or some budget SkullCandy headphones.
- The ad on Amazon quotes both TechRadar and WhatHiFi separately but note that they are both owned by Future Plc (you can also tell because the nav bar on the top are literally the same with different colors). Also the quote on the Amazon page conveniently omits the prefix to the phrase "Urbanista believes it has found" before quoting "a way to offer audio lovers "virtually infinite” playtime while helping the environment at the same time."
After trying out these headphones--the Urbanista Los Angeles seem like they were designed by someone who hasn't daily driven any of the mainstream options (e.g. Sony, Bose, Sennheiser) before building their own headphones nor daily driven their own Los Angeles headphones.
Sound quality is subjective but I found these to sound very muddy. They sounded veiled and lack clarity. For reference I prefer the harman curve and generally favor sound signatures found in Sony (non-XB) and Master & Dynamic headphones.
Comfort wise, it hurts to wear these. I'm not expecting Bose QC45 levels of comfort (which is what my s/o uses daily), but whats the point of having exceptional battery life if no one can wear these comfortably for longer than five minutes?
The control scheme is unintuitive--the power button is actually the middle button in between two volume up and down buttons . The lone button next the charging port and power/charge indicator is actually a 'feature' button. Why? Also the buttons are unlabeled--figures.
I haven't used these long enough for an endurance test but they don't feel particularly high quality nor cheap just okay--though the soft pleather on the head band and ear cups feel and look very cheap in person. The sand gold color looks almost more pink than sand colored.
I bought these headphones since it had some positive coverage from a couple of publications and I wanted to try something different from the mainstream options--which I regret. I'm returning these ASAP.
Media coverage wise:
- The writer for the review on WIRED gave these headphones 8/10 and said it is a "a fine listen" yet gave the Bose QC45 a 7/10. I don't know how you can remotely come up with that conclusion unless your target sound signature is that of the Beats Solo or some budget SkullCandy headphones.
- The ad on Amazon quotes both TechRadar and WhatHiFi separately but note that they are both owned by Future Plc (you can also tell because the nav bar on the top are literally the same with different colors). Also the quote on the Amazon page conveniently omits the prefix to the phrase "Urbanista believes it has found" before quoting "a way to offer audio lovers "virtually infinite” playtime while helping the environment at the same time."
After trying out these headphones--the Urbanista Los Angeles seem like they were designed by someone who hasn't daily driven any of the mainstream options (e.g. Sony, Bose, Sennheiser) before building their own headphones nor daily driven their own Los Angeles headphones.
Sound quality is subjective but I found these to sound very muddy. They sounded veiled and lack clarity. For reference I prefer the harman curve and generally favor sound signatures found in Sony (non-XB) and Master & Dynamic headphones.
Comfort wise, it hurts to wear these. I'm not expecting Bose QC45 levels of comfort (which is what my s/o uses daily), but whats the point of having exceptional battery life if no one can wear these comfortably for longer than five minutes?
The control scheme is unintuitive--the power button is actually the middle button in between two volume up and down buttons . The lone button next the charging port and power/charge indicator is actually a 'feature' button. Why? Also the buttons are unlabeled--figures.
I haven't used these long enough for an endurance test but they don't feel particularly high quality nor cheap just okay--though the soft pleather on the head band and ear cups feel and look very cheap in person. The sand gold color looks almost more pink than sand colored.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2022
Color: Sand Gold
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024
Color: Midnight BlackVerified Purchase
TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE, broke soon after purchase, 'warranty' seems to be a scam.
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024
I have gotten nowhere with customer service. They want me to return my broken 'Los Angeles' headphones under warranty through the amazon store where I bought them, which seems to be nearly impossible. The headband seems totally flimsy and broke within a week or so of purchase. This is the first product I have purchased of Urbanista, and by far the most frustrating warranty process for headphones I have had to deal with. 0/10 totally not impressed.
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024
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Cliente de Kindle
Excelente diseño y completamente funcionales
Reviewed in Mexico on June 14, 2023Color: Midnight BlackVerified Purchase
Cliente de Kindle
Reviewed in Mexico on June 14, 2023
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Piero S.
Davvero portentose
Reviewed in Italy on July 30, 2023Color: Midnight BlackVerified Purchase
Djph
De savoir qu’il est toujours opérationnel instantanément plus besoin de le recharger
Reviewed in France on January 8, 2023Color: Sand GoldVerified Purchase
