Priced at $149, the open-ear Nothing Ear (open) are worth consideration. The choices for open-ear buds are more limited than ...

and the Nothing Ear (stick). That's a half-in design, with a pared down spec sheet to match. This doesn't fit that mould, however. Instead, the Ear (a) fits in beneath the Nothing Ear, which acts ...

Enter the Nothing Ear (open), which adds clever hooks that go around your ear to secure the buds in place. As their name suggests, these are Nothing’s first open-fit earbuds. They omit the in ...

Please verify your email address. The Nothing Ear (a) offers excellent quality audio, a high level of comfort, impressive battery life, and extremely effective active noise cancelation.

Nothing’s audio lineup currently comprises of four products – Ear a, Ear 1, Ear 2 and Nothing Stick earbuds. The London-based ...

In our Apple AirPods 4 vs Nothing Ear Open comparison, find out which is the better open-ear style wireless earbuds to buy.

I usually use AirPods 4 without ANC on my bike because I like being able to hear the world around me when I’m cruising around town, and the Nothing Ear Opens offers the same piece of mind. That said, ...

Experienced hunters and shooters will tell you that choosing not to wear ear protection is one of their biggest regrets in their outdoor careers. Don’t make the same mistake. There’s nothing ...

Google has continued to stick with the former ... For someone else, the stem design of Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 3 Pro and Nothing Ear might be better. I’ve certainly come to the conclusion ...

London tech company Nothing’s latest in-ear earbuds have strong sound, ceramic drivers and a wireless-chargeable case. The buds use Nothing’s trademark transparent finish, which continues to ...

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