Motorola has launched the Moto Buds Basstrue wireless headphones that are committed to powerful sound and a very aggressive price. They arrive with active noise cancellation (ANC) from up to 50dBtransducers (internal speakers) 12.4mm and Hi‑Res Audio certification to reproduce more details than a CD. All this in a compact case, available in three Pantone certified colors.
Beyond the striking nature of the announcement, there are practical details that are of interest to anyone who uses Android on a daily basis. They incorporate triple microphone with CrystalTalk AI (artificial intelligence) for callsa Transparency mode so as not to isolate you from the environment and a design with splash resistance (without official IP protection certification), designed to withstand occasional contact with water. In addition, they promise up to 9 hours of autonomy per charge, which extends to 43 with the case, always with active noise cancellation disabled, in addition to fast charging: 10 minutes provide 2 hours extra.
Noise cancellation, powerful sound and other key details
The focus of these headphones is clear: powerful bass and a good base of benefits. The 12.4mm drivers are unusual in this price range and, combined with the Hi‑Res certificationthey look for a sound richer in nuances. The Dynamic ANC announces an attenuation of up to 50 dB and a Effective noise cancellation range up to 4 kHz frequencieswith adjustment adaptive depending on the environment and manual profiles. When you need to be aware of your surroundings, the Transparency mode Activate microphones so you don't miss alerts or quick conversations.
For calls, each headset integrates three microphones and the algorithm CrystalTalk AI with ambient noise suppression, echo cancellation and wind noise reduction. Their water-resistant design protects them against light rain or accidental splashes, although they are not suitable for swimming, and are offered in dark shadow, Blue Jewel and Posy Greenthree colors with Pantone seal.
Autonomy and app: up to 43 hours and total control
With the ANC disabledthe Moto Buds Bass promise up to 9 hours of continuous reproduction, which rise to 43 hours with the case. The fast charging allows to recover up to 2 hours of music in 10 minutesideal if you are in a hurry. The Moto Buds app (requires Android 12 or higher) centralizes the pairinghe equalizerthe touch gestures and the cancellation modes. It is the way to get the most out of the hardware and adjust the sound profile to your liking.
Price and availability
Motorola places these headphones on the entry strip, with a recommended price of 59.99 euros in Europe (£49.99 in the UK). They are now available in official website of Motorola in Spain and in specialized stores, in the three colors mentioned. If you search ANC, long autonomy and an audio profile with emphasis on bass For less than 60 euros, they are a proposal to take into account.
A new economic benchmark for Android users?
By less than 60 eurosthe Moto Buds Bass concentrate unusual specifications: 50dB ANC, big drivers, Hi‑Res, triple microphone and up to 43 hours battery with case. The set looks very good on paper for music, podcasts and calls. You need to check your real sound quality and the performance of cancellation by subway or plane, but as option with good quality-price ratio for you Android smartphone They promise to give a lot of war. Would you buy them or do you prefer alternatives like the Nothing Ear (a) or the Redmi Buds 6 Pro? We read you in the comments.
