Urbanears Plattan II -Bluetooth headphones, Tomato

Plattan 2 Bluetooth combines the iconic Plattan design with 30+ hours of wireless playtime for a truly liberating listening experience. The on-ear headphone offers crisp, full spectrum sound and a control knob for simplified navigation. It also features the essential built-in mic, ergonomic fit, music sharing ZoundPlug, and a collapsible design so you can take them wherever you go.

Wireless listening

Listen to your music free from cords.

Enjoy your music free from cords. Bluetooth technology lets you easily connect with your sound source for hours of wireless listening, with up to 10 meters of listening range.

30+ HOUR BATTERY

30+ hours of wireless playtime.

Cord-free listening has never been this liberating. With 30+ hours of battery life, you can listen for days on a single charge.

Immersive sound

Crisp, full-spectrum sound.

Enjoy your music at its full potential. Designed for more precise acoustical tuning and a wider-frequency response, Plattan 2 Bluetooth produces a crisp, natural, and immersive sound experience.

Collapsible design

Take them everywhere.

A convenient, collapsible design makes it easy to take your headphones wherever you go. Simply fold them up and be on your merry way.

Control Knob

Easy music navigation.

Navigate your music with ease using a single, intuitive control knob. Skip tracks, adjust volume, and pick up calls on the go.

ZoundPlug

Instant music sharing.

Share your music with a best bud, or a full daisy chain of friends. Simply plug in another pair of headphones and enjoy.

Sandra Backlund

Cut The Cord.

Six weeks / 4500 meters of headphone cord / 5 pieces

We called upon the artistry of Swedish fashion designer Sandra Backlund to help us breathe life into the leftover cords. Known for her three-dimensional knitwear creations and unorthodox material choices, we knew she would be the ideal creator to take on a foreign subject matter like Plattan’s textile cords.

Sandra accepted the challenge, spending six weeks transforming 4,500 meters of Plattan cord textiles into five architectural pieces of wearable art.

Plattan

The Story.

"Plattan" is Swedish for "the slab." It’s also a nickname for Sergels torg, a sunken pedestrian square located at the heart of Stockholm. The architecture may have been controversial at first, but today it’s just iconic. It’s a popular meet up spot for teens, dealers, and demonstrators. And, up until 2002, it was home to a famous one-woman-orchestra. But the best part is its characteristic black and white tiles, and the fact that it connects you to some of the best cultural sites in the city.