Motorola has just introduced the Moto Buds Bass in the global market. The company’s latest audio product arrives with long battery life and some high end features like ANC (Active Noise Cancellation), all for an affordable price tag. So let’s check it out.

Meet the Moto Buds Bass: Motorola’s Budget TWS Earbuds

The Moto Buds Bass was first unveiled in the Indian market back in August 2025. Now, these TWS earbuds are hitting the global market with in-ear silicone eartips and a stem design. It houses 12.4mm dynamic drivers that support Hi-Res Audio certification for 24 bit depth and 96KHz sampling. The Moto Buds Bass features up to 50 decibels of dynamic active noise cancellation thanks to its triple microphone setup. Users can even customize the ANC modes via the Moto Buds app.

On a single full charge, the budget TWS earbuds promise up to 9 hours of audio playback from the buds alone, while the charging case bumps the figure to 43 hours. Just a quick 10 minute charge offers up to 2 hours of playtime. Other notable features include Bluetooth 5.3 support, LDAC audio, Google Fast Pair, customizable touch controls, splash resistant design, and ENC support for clear calls.

Motorola just unveiled the Moto Buds Bass in the European market and the UK. It is available in multiple color options, namely Pantone Dark Shadow, Posy Green and Pantone Blue Jewel. Users can purchase the budget earbuds for £49.99 in the UK and €59.99 in European regions like Germany and Italy.

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Motorola has just expanded its audio lineup with two unique models. The Moto Buds Loop is a premium offering with an open-ear design, while the Moto Buds Bass offers large drivers for punchy bass and powerful ANC. So here’s what you need to know.

Moto Buds Loop

Talking about the more expensive TWS first, the Moto Buds Loop features an open ear design, which allows users to have greater awareness over their surroundings. 12mm drivers power the audio here, which also gets tuning from Bose. There is also support for Spatial Audio and dual microphones with CrystalTalk AI for a clear calling experience.

On a single full charge, the Buds Loop can offer up to 8 hours of audio playback that can be bumped to 39 hours with the charging case. A quick 10 minute charge can offer 3 hours of playback. Motorola brings these TWS with moto AI and Smart Connect, along with the Moto Buds apps for improved controls.

Moto Buds Bass

As the name suggests, the Moto Buds Bass aim to offer improved lows and powerful bass from its large 12.4mm dynamic drivers. Since these feature an in-ear design with silicone tips, you get up to 50 decibels of ANC (Active Noise Cancellation). Users can cycle through the various ANC modes and touch control customization through the Moto Buds app. It connects via Bluetooth 5.3, supporting Hi-Res LDAC Audio and Google Fast Pair.

The Moto Buds Bass promise up to 7 hours of playback, which can be bumped to 48 hours with the charging case. A quick 10 minute charge provides 2 hours of playback. The CrystalTalk AI retrns again with wind noise filtering for calls from its three microphone setup.

Pricing and Availability

Moto Buds Loop was just announced in a Pantone Trekking Green color option in India. This model has a 7,999 INR price tag, but it can be purchased for 6,999 INR with a 1,000 INR bank discount. Motorola will start rolling out the open-ear earbuds on 1st September 2025.

On the other hand, the Moto Buds Bass comes in three color variants, namely Pantone Dark Shadow, Pantone Blue Jewel, and Pantone Posy Green. It has a more affordable 1,999 INR price tag, with its first sale kicking off on 8th September 2025. Both models will be listed on the brand’s official website and Flipkart, while also selling via major offline retailers. In related news, these hearables arrive just days after the Pantone Walnut variant of Moto Edge 60 Pro made its Indian debut.

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Motorola has teased the upcoming Moto Buds Bass, a new addition to its growing line of truly wireless earbuds. As the name suggests, these earbuds are tuned with a strong emphasis on bass. These could also be a new pair of affordable TWS, so here’s what we know.

Moto Buds Bass Could Be the Perfect Pick for Bass Fans

A new microsite has just surfaced on Flipkart, a popular e-retailer in India, which showcases a new hearables product that is heading to India. The company is preparing to announce a Moto Buds Bass with the tagline “Super Bass”. So we can expect these earbuds to lean towards bass heavy audio. Motorola has also confirmed support for Hi Res LDAC audio and LHDC codecs.

The company is set to unveil this model on 27th August 2025, which is just a day before the brand plans on rolling out the Moto Buds Loop. Based on what we know so far, these earbuds will offer Dynamic ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) with up to 50 decibels of noise reduction. It will even house large 12.4mm audio drivers, with support for Bass Tuned EQ and spatial audio.

The listing also confirmed CrystalTalk AI for an improved calling experience, thanks to its triple microphone setup. Other notable features include an IPX4 rating for water resistance, Moto Buds app, and up to 42 hours of audio playback on a single full charge with the charging case. Motorola’s new Moto Buds Bass will drop in the region in three color options, namely Posy Green, Dark Shadow, and Blue Jewel.

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