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Get sweaty with the fitness-centric, Moto-branded VerveLife headphones

Posted on June 16, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

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If you’re finding your regular headphones aren’t sturdy enough to handle your pavement-pounding, leg-flailing fitness regime, these orange-hued headphones might be up your alley.

If you’re wondering why a company primarily concerned with mobile phones has made someheadphones, well, you’re right to wonder. In fact all these products are manufactured by Binatone, which owns the right to use the Motorola name on accessory products. In recent years we’ve seen Binatone build Motorola-branded pet trackers, among other things. This new slew of tech, however, is concerned with funnelling music into your ears when you’re working out.
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