Skullcandy, the audio brand headquartered in Park City, Utah, has launched a new True Wireless earbud. The Jib True’s battery will last 22 hours, with six hours in the bud and another 16 in the case. It has call, track, volume and assistant-activating controls as well as Bluetooth connectivity and dual microphones. The ear buds can be used individually and are resistant to sweat and water. They are available for purchase in “True Black” on Skullcandy.com for $30.
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