Motorola launches range of music accessories

Motoroala has rolled out a bunch of music accessories that will complement its smartphones. The company has announced wireless stereo headphones and portable Bluetooth speakers.

First up, the company has unveiled wireless stereo headphones which delivers premium HD and noise isolation. It can work within a 150 feet distance from your device. It sports the micro adjustable ear cushions that fits naturally and is available in 3 different sizes. Motorola says that the lightweight design lets you wear it for a long time hours. It has a long-lasting battery life, dedicated controls and comes with pairing ability with any device that supports the A2DP profile.

Motorola has also launched the MOTOROKR S305 Wireless Stereo Headphones has buttons to control music and calls and also 30mm dynamic audio drivers. The hands-free speaker delivers premium sound clarity along with call controls. The MOTOROKR S305 offers universal compatibility and works with all mobile and stereo Bluetooth enabled music devices.

Finally, the company has rolled out Deck portable wireless speaker which is integrated with R2 sound engines that delivers high quality sound at 360 degrees up to 300 feet. DECK fuses the sound and style of SOL REPUBLIC to the cutting edge technology of Motorola. The Heist mode in the speaker lets you connect up to 5 Bluetooth devices at once giving the users turns to control the music. The DECK is available in 3 unique colors – Gun metal, Lemon lime and Blue in India. It is listed on Flipkart for Rs 8,990.  The availability of the other two music accessories in India is not known yet.

Motorola was offering 50% off on music accessories in the U.S. for a limited time as a pre Black Friday deal.

[Update: The Motorola 89588N Headphones is listed as coming soon on Flipkart for Rs. 4,599]


Sneha Bokil: Sneha Bokil is a tech enthusiast and is currently using OnePlus 3T but she still treasures her Nokia N70 (M). You can follow her on Twitter @snehabokil and on Google+
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