Motorola Introduces New Moto Buds and Buds+ Earphones with Active Noise Cancellation and Hi-Res Audio Certification

Motorola puts smartphones with a great value on the table in most cases, and the company tries to provide this standard in the field of consumables as well. Buds and buds+ earphones they can serve a wide audience along with the new Motorola Edge and other Moto models.

The pair of Moto Buds were born with a similar design, but there are significant differences under the surface. The Buds headphones are built around a 12.4 millimeters speaker, which provides excellent sound. According to the company, they tried to create a balanced sound profile, which the user can then shape to their own taste through EQ.

However, the Buds + already has a two-speaker design, it has an 11-millimeter woofer and a special 6-millimeter tweeter. This allows for much better detail in the various frequency ranges. “Sound by Bose” can be read next to the name of Buds +, because they are said to have been tuned by Bose engineers and several EQ profiles have been optimized for different sounds.

“Close to the Motorola working with its engineers, we tried to help them provide good sound and a good ANC experience in their own price segment,” emphasized Joanne Berthiaume, Bose spokesperson. to reveal too many details about what this round job looked like, but Bose still only gave it a name, we hope the end result was great.

According to the Bose spokesperson, Moto Buds + supports active noise cancellation, and the cheapest model also knows this. In the case of Buds, you don’t have to give up ANC either, and this function is used in more modes than both products, and it can even work as a pass-through. The devices also have Hi-Res Audio certification, and in the case of Buds +, you can count on Dolby Atmos surround sound and Dolby Head Tracking.

The various functions of the headphones can be managed in the Moto application itself, and the user can manage the simple control options with touch gestures. The headphones support several forms of fast connection, so they can connect to Windows computers and Android mobile phones in seconds. During calls, CrystalTalk AI noise filtering and voice enhancement will try to perfect and clean the user’s voice.

Both accessories resist moisture to a small extent – more detailed information was not received. The Moto Buds will be available in two colors, blue, peach and green, but the cases are white on the outside for all versions except the logo, only inside the case and the ear has been “pinged”. Buds + has become a solution with a more serious appearance, it will be available in beige and black.

Moto Buds can achieve a longer operating time, the owner can use the cheapest headphones for up to 9 hours without interruption on one charge, and in the case of Buds +, you can count on 8 hours of operating time, which can also be. considered a good result. Both the devices and the battery in their case are capable of fast charging, which can also be charged while being transported. The Buds+ even support wireless charging.

The Moto Buds + arrived in Europe at a retail price of 150 euros, and the Buds will be available in your pocket for as little as 60 euros.