Motorola has announced a new line of wearable products under the VerveLife branding. The company will release a number of 'Verve' branded accessories, from wearable cameras to headphones and even a GPS pet tracker. At this point not a whole lot is known about each of the products, though they will be on display during Mobile World Congress, which is just around the corner. What we do know about the VerveLife products is:
- VerveOnes and VerveOnes+: VerveOnes are true wireless stereo earbuds completely free of wires. VerveOnes come with 12 hours of battery life and includes a protective charging case. Complementing studio quality sound, the integrated dual mic allows for clear voice calls. VerveOnes+ offer all the same features of VerveOnes plus are IP57 water/sweat proof earbuds.
- VerveLoop and VerveLoop+: The VerveLoop headphones are wireless Bluetooth headphones, but the two earbuds are connected with a wire. The headphones are water and sweat resistant and feature an integrated mic for making and receiving phone calls while using them. These headphones are superlight and great for high impact activities.
- VerveRider and Verve Rider+: The VerveRider line is a set of neckbud headphones that have all day comfort combined with a 12 hour battery life to help you get through the whole day with ease. The VerveRider+ are also sweat and water resistant, and both have built-in mic for making and receiving phone calls.
- VerveCam: The VerveCam is an ultra-portable, HD social video camera that never misses the moment. Offering brilliant motion video with 2.5K at 30fps and 138-degree field of view, the Verve Cam live-streams video to Hubble Cloud and YouTube with integrated WiFi. The VerveCam comes with an IP67 waterproof case so it can safely be taken up to 30m deep.
- VerveRetrieve: The VerveRetrieve is a GPS pet tracker that will be able to keep track of your pets nearly anywhere that has cellular data. It is IP67 waterproof, so your pets can take it swimming or out in the rain without an issue. It comes with one year of GPS tracking, virtual fence and wander alert included.
Be sure to stay tuned for additional information on Motorola's new line of VerveLife products as it becomes available.
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Motorola launches VerveLife, a new line of wearable accessories
Wait....I thought moto was being phased out?
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Not really: http://www.androidcentral.com/lenovo-phase-out-motorola-brand-smartphone...
"Motorola Mobility continues to exist as a Lenovo company and is the engineering and design engine for all of our mobile products. However, for our product branding we will utilize a dual brand strategy across smartphone and wearables going forward using Moto and Vibe globally. "Motorola" hasn't been used on our products since the launch of the original Moto X in 2013."
Thanks for the info
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"Motorola" as a brand name is being phased out in favor of "moto" which really was more or less what we already had for a couple of years now.
I see, makes sense. Thanks
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This is from the other Motorola - the one that makes modems, DECT phones, home and baby monitors and so on. In fact the Verve line is by a company called Binatone Electonics which licensed the brand.
I didn't even know there was another section of motorola . thanks for the info
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TechnoBuffalo had an article about this from CES and I couldnt find any other site talking about it. Not sure why we are just now hearing more about it...yet there is no new information since CES.
Bluetooth earbuds with "studio quality sound." Uh huuuh.
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#vervelife
Didn't they already have a line of this stuff? Moto Pulse or something
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Lol horrible branding
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Verve reminds me of the verge click bait wanna be products or something like that lol.
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The rider+ looks like a great upgrade to replace my Motorola Buds which i absolutely love and use constantly for work and play. Perfect for taking hands-free voice calls and listening to music/podcasts in any circumstance. I use them around the house, biking, snowboarding, working out, at the store...seriously anywhere. The Buds aren't waterproof and sound quality is just OK so if the rider+ can deliver improved sound quality for under 100 bucks I'm all over this.
I owned a pair of SD 9 and SD HD 10 bluetooth headsets. Both were more or less good until one of the ear pieces stopped working after 3 months of light use.
Sorry Motorola, I gave you money; you gave me some nice looking products but constructed like if they were Chinese knockoffs. Not falling for that again.
The camera looks interesting, may be worth getting if the specs and price are right... For those moments when a phone is not at hand.
Much like "drones," the market is so saturated with "wearables," that I've completely lost interest.
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What is Lenovo doing to Motorola.... Well, I hope the next Moto G and X really pack a punch. They should focus on one model and make it shatterproof and waterproof