Motorola rolled out the Moto Buds 2 Plus, a true‑wireless set priced at $150 in North America. The earbuds combine a Bose‑tuned acoustic profile with a dual‑driver array—11 mm dynamic drivers for punchy bass and Knowles armature drivers for crisp highs. Bluetooth 6.0 promises seamless switching between two paired devices, though broader support is still limited. They target everyday commuters and low‑latency gaming.

Inside the case, the duo supports LHDC 4/5, AAC and SBC codecs, and adds Spatial Audio for an immersive experience at this price point. Noise management comes from Dynamic Active Noise Cancellation, a Transparency mode, and six microphones employing Environmental Noise Cancellation plus CrystalTalk AI, which cleans up the wearer’s voice during calls. making it suitable for both music lovers and podcast fans.

Motorola’s app unlocks a suite of AI features when paired with a compatible phone—voice‑activated “Catch me up” summaries, hands‑free meeting transcription via “Pay attention,” and on‑the‑fly translation. With an IP54 rating, nine‑hour playback and a case that extends total life to 40 hours, the Moto Buds 2 Plus aim to compete with rivals by delivering sound and flair. The Pantone Silhouette finish adds a visual flair.