Motorola has unveiled its latest range of devices, including smartphones, watches and even earbuds, in the companys biggest launch since Google sold the business to Lenovo in January this year.

The manufacturers existing Moto X and Moto G smartphones – both remnants of its time as a Google-owned company – are each getting a makeover. With the new Moto X, the emphasis is on materials and design, with a frame made up metal, wood and leather. The low-priced Moto G has been upgraded with a larger 5” display, while retaining its $179.99  price point (£110, though its more likely to be priced around £150 in the UK).

The Moto 360 smartwatch, first unveiled back in March as part of the Android Wear starting line-up, has gone on sale for $249.99. The watch features a built-in pedometer and heart rate monitor, and charges using a wireless dock.

Samsung also introduced the Moto Hint, a wireless smart earbud based on a similar concept to Samsungs Gear Circle, unveiled earlier this week. The Hint can be used to control a paired smartphone via voice commands and receive audio instructions, for example with turn-by-turn navigation. The Moto Hint will be go on sale later in the autumn for $149.99.

Finally, Motorola launched the Power Pack Micro, a portable battery for charging Motorola devices in a pinch, which also has a function to track a smartphone or the Power Pack, and anything its attached to, when misplaced.