Video Review: Motorola's VerveOnes Earbuds are Truly Wireless but Come at a Cost
 

For the past year, I've exclusively used Bluetooth earbuds while out and about. For me, the convenience of **t being tethered to my phone outweighs any downside in sound quality, but all the pairs I've owned before haven't been truly wireless; they're always connected with some sort of cable.

These are the VerveOnes from Motorola, and they're the first pair of truly wireless earbuds I've used. In the package you get the two earbuds and a carrying case for charging. It's a simple setup that affords you portability and battery life.


The VerveOnes connect over Bluetooth to each other and to your phone. For the most part, while using them, the connection was strong, but there were instances where some interference was **ticeable.

The sound quality is mediocre. There's a decent amount of bass, but the sound is generally muddy with ** real depth and the highs have a tendency to clip at higher volumes. These are a pair of earbuds for convenience, **t stellar sound.

After a few weeks of testing, it's hard to recommend the VerveOnes. They can be purchased from the VerveLife website for $199, but for that price, the connectivity issues and sound quality make the earbuds a hard sell.

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