Nothing Ear wireless ear buds with Hi-Res Audio, Smart Active Noise Cancelling, Advanced equalizer and up to 40.5 hours of listening time - White

the Nothing Ear (2024) earbuds are a fantastic choice for anyone looking for high-quality audio, effective noise cancellation, and a unique design. While the case may be prone to scratches, the overall performance and features make these earbuds a worthwhile investment. (you can buy a silicone case made especially for this product. The protective case is called the KZIOACSH Silicone Case for Nothing Ear 2024. Design and Build Quality The Nothing Ear (2024) earbuds maintain the iconic transparent design that Nothing is known for, allowing you to see the internal components. Available in both black and white finishes, these earbuds are not only stylish but also practical. The case, however, is prone to scratches and cracks over time. Audio Performance Equipped with 11mm ceramic drivers, the Nothing Ear (2024) delivers rich lows and detailed highs, providing a balanced and immersive sound experience. The earbuds support a wide range of Bluetooth codecs, including AAC, LDAC, LHDC 5.0, and SBC, ensuring high-resolution audio streaming. Noise Cancellation The active noise cancellation (ANC) on the Nothing Ear (2024) is impressive, effectively reducing ambient noise for a more focused listening experience. The adaptive ANC feature automatically adjusts the level of noise cancellation based on your surroundings, providing optimal performance in various environments. Battery Life With up to 40.5 hours of listening time with the case and 8.5 hours with the earbuds alone (with ANC off), the Nothing Ear (2024) offers excellent battery life. The case supports both wired and wireless charging, adding to the convenience.

Probably the best wireless headphones I have ever used, and I have used everything from Bose and Sony to Sennheiser and Shure. The sound quality out of the box is pretty good, crisp and clear with solid bass, but the real magic comes from the Nothing X app. It tunes the headphones to your personal hearing, and can adjust/test the noise cancelling so that once dialed in you can hear better at lower volume and retain music clarity. The hardware is also excellent with a great looking design, fast charging of both the headphones themselves and their case. The battery life is decent if unremarkable in my experience, but that's a price worth paying for the rest of the package.

They look great, the case is awesome - wireless charging, they slot straight into the case. The battery is awesome. Really do fit well into the ear; very comfortable. Sound quality wise - for the money - bang on! I've heard alot better, but I've heard alot worse for maybe triple the money. After using these for a good week or so, my only gripe is the double pinch hold single pinch triple pinch gesture's - it might just be me but I can't get it to work properly. I've set it how I want it but I'm constantly pausing or replaying the song when I want to just turn volume up/down etc - it's a little bit annoying. All in all though; very decent product.

So whoever is responsible for naming these products, needs a talking too 🤣 Nothing Ear 1 Nothing Ear 2 Nothing Ear (a) Nothing Ear 2024 - so why weren't these called 'Nothing Ear 3'? 😏 If you are interested, make sure you are choosing the right ones! Now that gripe is out the way, I can say these are a fantastic buy. I bought these after trialing the B&O EX - often heralded in the wireless earbuds as one of the top dogs for sound quality, but weak for Active Noise Cancelling. My next choice was the Bose Ultra or Sony's but I thought I would give the underdog a try before splashing back out. I am thankful I did! Pros: Excellent sound - you can tweak this, but it was easy to make them warm and bassy! Battery Life - solid IP Rating - use in the gym or rain Microphone - I use my earbuds for my job to make calls, not had a single complaint which I did with AirPods Pro 2nd Gen and B&O EX! Gorgeous looks - ultra modern, cyberpunk vibes (matches all my transparent tech) Intuitive app - with excellent customisation options for sound. Cons: ChatGPT functionality - appears to be android/Nothing phone only Case scratches quite easily :( Active Noise Cancelling - it's good, but not the best! Pinch Controls - these seem to either work excellently or not at all! Intermittent pausing - sometimes audio will just randomly pause, with no tone or acknowledgment from the earbud Slow to recognise when removed from ear. --------- I know I have listed quite a few cons, but for the price, looks, sound and functionality, it's an easy 5 stars 😎 Good job Nothing

I bought these Nothing Ear headphones about 7 months ago, and initially, they worked well. Unfortunately, after just a couple of months, the battery performance started to decline significantly. Now, the right earbud lasts only 45 minutes, and the left one barely manages 1.5 hours — a far cry from the advertised battery life and nowhere near usable for a normal day. I’ve been trying to resolve this since May 7th, contacting the seller three times with no response. I also reached out to Nothing support, who confirmed the product needs to be replaced or refunded — but they refused to do it directly unless I pay, and instead referred me back to the unresponsive seller. This has been an incredibly frustrating experience. The product failed well within its expected lifespan, and both the seller and manufacturer have let me down. I can’t recommend these to anyone based on the product quality or post-sale support.

the Ears are some of the best wireless in-ears I've owned. The equalizer, sound personalisation and bass boost are welcome features that actually manage to squeeze some good sound quality out of its drivers, and can compete with some quality IEMs when tuned to be more neutral. Coming from the 1st gen Airpod Pros, the battery life is much better and sound quality is superior (even when noise cancelling on the Ears isn't active, which isn't the case for the Airpods) The case is portable enough and charges fast, as do the earbuds. The included ear tips are nice and I haven't felt the need to look for aftermarket ones The sound and fit of them isn't as fatiguing as other earbuds I've tried and they're fine to wear for extended periods

THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE NOTHING EAR, not the Nothing Ear (a). They are really two different products; shouldn't be on the same product page. It's confusing people in the reviews. I'm returning these because there seems to be a problem with the sensor in the left ear that detects if the bud is in your ear or not. What this means is that they can sometimes randomly pause audio, or if you touch them at all to adjust fit (i.e. not doing any 'squeezing') they can pause-then-play-then-pause. This occurs periodically - i.e. they'll work perfectly for a day, but then the next day this bug/fault happens. The app's 'Fit Test' confirms this - even though they are snugly placed in my ear, the app says that they're not there (when the bug/fault is happening). It's very frustrating because.... .... they sound amazing. Really amazing. The detail and vibrancy I hear, right across the frequencies, is so so good. The spacing in the sound stage is awesome. There is great energy and punch about the sound. You get lovely sub-woofy wobbles and crunches; punchy, clear but not overpowering base; very clear, smooth mids and beautiful, detailed, quite sparkly highs. Everything sits nicely together. They make me want to listen to music. I'm enjoying music I already loved even more. And the app that goes along with it is terrific. I have quite bad high-frequency age-related hearing damage and the personal sound profile you can create in the app, after doing the hearing test, really makes a big difference to my enjoyment of audio. I'd also add that they're really comfortable (for my smallish ears) and the touch controls work well (when the stupid bug/fault isn't happening). I'm quite happy with the noise cancellation. They're my first headphones with ANC and it doesn't cut out ambient noise completely but it does have a worthwhile effect, e.g. the 'rumble' when on a bus or the background noise in a cafe are both significantly reduced and music sounds clearer. Connectivity to phone (Pixel 7) and laptop has been flawless. Phone calls are fine and have had no complaints about the microphones from the other end. And the case is weirdly satisfying to hold and use. Even the homescreen widget on Android is stylish and pleasing. If I was picky, I'd point out that the 'seam' in the plastic housing of the buds, where the two sides meet, is a bit off, i.e. the line it makes seems to change width a little in places (this is minute but visible). Again, makes me wonder about quality control. Despite that, I'd say they feel very sturdy and well made. So overall, I'd say they're close to perfection... but my pair are faulty. I'm torn on whether to take a chance on another pair; I'm concerned about quality control and longevity now. Incidentally, very irritated that Amazon aren't offering a replacement, just a refund, considering that they're faulty.

Easily the best pair of earbuds I’ve ever used. The 11mm drivers deliver the most bass heavy response without distorting the mids or highs. Excellent product design, the earbuds and the case look fantastic and they’re super easy to use - great connectivity and a brilliantly designed app, making it great to navigate and use for equaliser settings. It’s very comfortable to wear and lightweight, my only two gripes would be they don’t always stay put when on the go and the noise cancelling could be a bit better, but overall you won’t regret buying these.