Motorola VerveOnes Plus

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 10 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

2
Average:

1
Bad:

7

Pros:

Lightweight, comfortable, Portable charger doubles as a carrying case, Completely wireless earbuds are just cool
Good audio qualit, Comfortable fi, Case recharges earbuds
Battery charging case, Very good sound, Sound pass through

Cons:

Finicky Bluetooth connection, Not all that comfortable
Audio constantly cuts ou, Expensive

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Last revision on April 29, 2018

Reviewers Liked

Lightweight, comfortable, Portable charger doubles as a carrying case, Completely wireless earbuds are just cool
Good audio qualit, Comfortable fi, Case recharges earbuds
Battery charging case, Very good sound, Sound pass through
Decent audio and calls, Waterproof, Good charging case

Reviewers Didn't Like

Finicky Bluetooth connection, Not all that comfortable
Audio constantly cuts ou, Expensive
Right sound cuts out intermittently, Video sync issues, Expensive, Background hiss, Short battery life
Connection isn't perfect, Uncomfortable fit, Messy user interface

Expert reviews and ratings

Essentially, the VerveOnes ME are near enough identical in character to the VerveOnes+.And being cheaper just isn't enough, especially when Sony's Award-winning WH-1000X cost only £50 more. VerveOnes, you will always be our first, but this just isn't...

By What Hi-Fi? on November 30, 2017

The Motorola VerveOnes+ are impressively robust, they have a just about acceptable battery life and connect seamlessly to your smartphone, but you'll be lamenting the sound quality and lack of silicone wing tips, which would give them universal...

By TechRadar on September 30, 2017

The VerveOnes+ are the epitome of why Apple designed a custom chip to make Bluetooth pairing easy in its AirPods and new Beats X earphones. The Motorolas have a temperamental pairing experience, along with unreliable auto-disconnecting when placed in...

By Pocket-lint on February 24, 2017

These well-designed earbuds win plenty of marks for design, but a mediocre sound and a lack of features make the price tag tough, if not impossible, to chew. Watch: Trusted Explains: What type of headphones should you...

By Trusted Reviews on November 05, 2016

Feeling like a cross between a special agent and Pinocchio, I really do enjoy having no strings to hold me down. True, if you haven't got a secure fit then you'll be scrabbling around for your errant bud. But, apart from that, I can't see a downside to...

By gadgetynews.com on August 19, 2016

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By Phone Scoop on August 18, 2016

Like Pinocchio, the Motorola VerveOnes+ can boast that they've "got no strings" on them, but just like the marionette, these earbuds are far from the real thing. If they worked properly, then these $249 buds might be worth the investment, but if you...

By Tom's Guide on August 04, 2016

More times than not, the Verge score is based on the average of the subscores below. However, since this is a non-weighted average, we reserve the right to tweak the overall score if we feel it doesn't reflect our overall assessment and price of the...

By The Verge on June 23, 2016

Motorola VerveOnes+The GoodLightweight, comfortable • Portable charger doubles as a carrying case • Completely wireless earbuds are just coolThe BadFinicky Bluetooth connection • Not all that comfortableThe Bottom LineCompletely wireless and waterproof...

By mashable.com on September 24, 2016

Home / Accessory Reviews • ReviewsVerve Ones + Review: Wirefree And WorrysomeGreg Morris September 13, 2016 Accessory Reviews, Reviews No CommentsAlthough many may miss the 3.5mm jack in the new iPhone I can't remember the last time I plugged in...

By CoolSmartphone on September 13, 2016

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