Power-efficient drivers, plus lots of tweaking.
After two pairs of sun-harvesting headphones, Urbanista turns its attention to Bluetooth speakers with the Malibu.a reporter with five years of experience covering consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and mechanical keyboards.After releasing two solar-powered pairs of headphones, you would have thought that it’d be simple for Urbanista to apply the same technology to a Bluetooth speaker.
But when it comes to Bluetooth speakers, that’s more of a challenge. “True wireless and headphones are a bit more straightforward in terms of efficient power consumption,” Sahlen tells me. “Whereas [the Malibu], as a speaker, consumes exponentially more.” Which makes sense when you think about the volume that an average Bluetooth speaker plays at versus a pair of headphones.
Urbanista hopes to offer two main listening modes for the Malibu. There’s a regular listening mode, and then there are plans for a more power efficient mode that can be activated with a long press of one of the speaker’s buttons. Doing so will optimize the speaker for power consumption over sound quality, and Urbanista estimates that it’ll roughly double the playtime the speaker offers at the expense of more power-hungry bass output.
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