#Nothing Ear
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Abubakar Mohammed
Nothing posted on X (formerly Twitter) giving us a sneak peek of the Ear Open and confirming its launch date. The Ear One is set to the company's first open-ear design buds, and it's set to launch on the September 24. The event could also reveal the company's upcoming Nothing OS 3.0 update for Nothing phones.
This App Lets You Control Nothing Earbuds from your Browser, and It’s a Game Changer
Anshuman Jain
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There's a web application called Ear (web), developed by Nothing community member RapidZapper. This tool allows users to control their Nothing Ear Buds directly from their web browser, offering functionality like switching noise modes and equalizer. You can use it with any Chromium web browser and it doesn't require any sign-in or unnecessary permissions. The controls are intuitive and work seamlessly.
I Switched to the New Nothing Ear for a Week and Here’s What I Think
Sagnik Das Gupta
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I used the Nothing Ear as my daily earbuds, and there are a couple of things that I noticed. For starters, the ANC is solid, while the Transparency Mode could use some work. The sound quality is amazing though, especially after you tune it on the Nothing X app's Advanced EQ. The fit is exceptional and they never fall out of your ears. All things considered, these are definitely the best earbuds you can grab for Rs 11,999.
After Nothing's announcement about its two new upcoming audio products the Ear and Ear (a), images and price leaks of both the TWS-es have been leaked. The Ear(a) will launch in yellow as Nothing might be partnering with Playdate and could cost €100. The Nothing Ear will have two colors — Black and White, a similar design to the Ear (2)'s, and will cost €150.