The Nothing Ear series, featuring the Nothing Ear Wireless Earbuds, Nothing Ear (a), and Nothing Ear (Open) headphones, sets a new standard for personal audio. With cutting-edge technology, innovative ...

Nothing has expanded its range of audio products. This time it is not a TWS earphone. The London-based brand has joined the open earbuds bandwagon. The company’s latest offering is the Nothing Ear ...

In the modern era the most ubiquitous item held and continuously used by any person is the mobile phone. They are everywhere and indispensable, but coming in second place accompanying said phones and ...

The Nothing Ear Open are very different from the sealed and unsealed earbuds we've seen from the company in the past. Their unique design allows you to both hear your music and the world around you, ...

After almost a year of waiting, the Nothing Ear Open has finally arrived in the Indian market. First unveiled in 2024, the earbuds only recently became available to Indian consumers, and we've had the ...

Truly wireless earbuds are basically a commodity at this point. You can find options at any price point that sound decent and work well enough. But many of those don’t last, or have some random, ...

With ANC, Hi-Res Audio support, six microphones, and 40.5 hours total play time, these earbuds are super capable and at a new ...

With the unveiling of the Nothing Ear 3, British tech company Nothing is set to cap off a summer of high-profile product launches. This new pair of buds, the latest in Nothing's original product ...

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Andy has over a decade of experience covering a wide range of tech from headphones and cameras, to drones and handheld gaming devices. He currently writes for SlashGear in addition to Android Police, ...

An avid gamer, audiophile and lover of extra-large phones and super-fast gaming laptops, Sherri L. Smith has covered consumer electronics for over 15 years, writing for a number of publications such ...