BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): Motorola announced this Thursday (5) two new accessories for the Brazilian market: the Moto Buds 2 Ultra, wireless headphones with Bose technology and artificial intelligence features, and the Moto Snap Wireless Charger, a magnetic charger with power of up to 30 W.
The launches expand the manufacturer’s product ecosystem and accompany the arrival of the Motorola Signature 27 in the country. Among the highlights are the headphones’ active noise cancellation of up to 55 dB, the possibility of translating conversations in real time and wireless charging with the Qi2.2 standard.
The Moto Buds 2 Ultra are Motorola’s new premium headphones and rely on a partnership with Bose to offer a more advanced sound experience. The model uses Sound by Bosee technology that combines 11 mm dynamic drivers with balanced armature drivers to reproduce bass, midrange and treble.
One of the main highlights is Bose QuietControl ANC, an active and adaptive noise cancellation system capable of reducing external sounds by up to 55 dB. The feature automatically adjusts its intensity according to the environment, while transparency mode allows you to hear what is happening around you without removing your headphones.
The accessory also supports high-resolution audio (Hi-Res Audio) and spatial audio with Dolby Atmos and head movement tracking, the latter available on compatible Motorola smartphones.
In terms of artificial intelligence, the headphones feature Live Translation, a feature that allows you to hear translations of conversations directly through the accessories when connected to compatible Motorola cell phones.
Another new feature is the integration with Motorola Qira, an artificial intelligence (AI) assistant that can be activated by a long press on the left earphone. It is also possible to answer or reject calls by moving your head, without having to touch your cell phone.
The model also offers simultaneous connection with two devices, automatic usage detection and audio sharing with another compatible pair of headphones. For calls and recordings, there are six microphones, three on each side, in addition to units dedicated to voice capture.
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