Motorola was rumoured to be bringing a new smartphone to MWC 2016, but so far that hasn’t come to light. Instead the company has launched a new range of connected accessories under a VerveLife branding.
The VerveOnes (pictured top) are completely wireless in-ear headphones with a claimed 12-hour battery life on a single charge and a supplied case which doubles up as a charging cradle. They have built-in dual microphones for hands-free calls and connect to an accompanying iOS and Android app. The VerveOnes+ take all those features and add IP57 waterproof and sweatproof technology, extra ear tips and a sport carry case.
The VerveLoop are also wireless in-ear headphones, but have a connecting wire between the two earbuds. They have a claimed six-hour battery life and IPX4 water and sweat resistance.
A VerveLoop+ model has an IPX7 waterproof rating and a 12-hour battery life. Both offer a 12-hour battery life, have built-in microphones for calls and three-button volume controls.
Finally, the VerveRider in-ear headphones sport a neckband design. The standard model isn’t waterproof but the VerveRider+ is.
Further details of the headphones have yet to be announced, but we’ll update this page as soon as we know more.
