The Moto Buds and Moto Buds+ True Wireless Stereo (TWS) headphones will be launched in the Indian market next week. The new audio device will be available in the country via Flipkart.
The Moto Buds and Moto Buds+ launched in select global markets earlier this month alongside the Motorola Edge 50 Ultra and Motorola Edge 50 Fusion.
The device features active dynamic noise cancellation (ANC) and is certified for high definition audio. Moto Buds and Moto Buds+ support wireless charging and have a waterproof design.
The Moto Buds and Moto Buds+ are scheduled to launch on May 9 at 12:00 PM IST. Flipkart has created a special microsite on its website to announce the arrival of new Motorola headphones.
Motorola has partnered with Bose for the audio features of its new Buds series. The Moto Buds have been confirmed to be available in Coral Peach, Glacier Blue, Kiwi Green and Starlight Blue colors in India. The Moto Buds+ are now available in the colors Beach Sand and Forest Gray.
According to this microsite, the Moto Buds and Moto Buds+ feature Hi-Res Audio certification and a triple microphone system.
Moto Buds are equipped with 12.4mm dynamic drivers and have an ANC function that reduces outside noise by up to 50 dB. With a triple microphone system, the total playback time is said to be up to 42 hours.
Moto Buds+, on the other hand, have dual dynamic drivers with an 11mm woofer and a 6mm tweeter. It supports up to 46dB ANC and is said to offer up to 38 hours of battery life on a single charge. This device features an IP54 build standard, wireless charging and supports Dolby Head Tracking.
The pricing details of the Indian version are currently unknown. In Europe, the Moto Buds cost 59 euros (around Rs 5,200), while the Moto Buds+ costs 149 euros (around Rs 13,300).
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