Motorola Earbuds

Motorola enters the true wireless earbud market with the VerveOnes. It promises simplicity, ease of use, and great audio. Find out if Motorola's first attempt at a completely cable-free earbud shines or falters.

The Motorola Moto Buds-S ANC looks good on paper, but offers a pretty drab experience in practice—and a rather expensive, one at that.

Motorola’s entry-level 2020 smartphone the G9 Play is a great-value bundle thanks to the inclusion of a pair of wireless Moto Buds Charge. Only available for purchase alongside the G9 Play, ChannelNews had the chance to try the Moto Buds Charge on for size. I had minimal expectations from a pair of bundled headphones but... Read More

Good battery life, really nice sound quality, and an affordable price are great features that makes these earbuds impressive. We tested for 24 hours.

All the music, none of the tangly wires.

Earphones like the Motorola Verve Ones+ have remained science fiction or in the kit bags of the likes of James Bond or Agents of Shield.  Using totally wireless, tiny in-ear earphones is now an option

Our Motorola Tech3 True Wireless Headphones review takes a look at a pair 3-in-1 earbuds which can be used in wired, wireless, or true wireless modes.

The Motorola Squads 200 are colorful wired kids headphones. However, they're prone to inconsistent bass and treble delivery, and their sound profile lacks a lot ...

Lacking verve

The Motorola Moto Buds-S ANC were built to take on other options in the $150 price range. In spite of promising possibilities, the results reveal gaps that affect how good the whole ...

In the beginning, there were speakers. Then came headphones with wires, then smaller earphones with wires. Next came wireless earphones that didn't require a

It's back to the drawing board for Motorola and its wireless in-ear headphones...