Nothing Ear (a) Wireless Earbuds with ChatGPT Integration, 45dB Hybrid Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Hi-Res Audio, Advanced Equaliser, Dual Connect, 6 Mics,42.5H Playtime Ear buds Wireless Bluetooth White

I have used Airpods, Airpod pro, sony WF-1000XM5, Beatz, JBL, Skull candy, Jabra. These have by far impressed me from opening out of the package. The design from the case is much smaller than any of the other brands, the comfort is amazing no pain like I get from the other models. I got the yellow ones for being able to visibly see them around my tools when I set down for those momentary situations. The set up was easy just opened the case and my phone detected them. the Noise Cancellation I cant hear anything!!! in the shop or on my Harley riding. These headphones are easy to use the functions are on point. Bluetooth connectivity goes up to 700 ft I walk around the shop in between heavy metal machines without having to carry my phone. They feel as durable as any headphones out there the case looks bullet proof (I know its not Bulletproof). I didn't like the fact it doesn't come with stickers, I want to represent these to the world on how good they are. Dr. Dre should have collaborated with -Nothing- These are by far great for the price I would have paid $200 for them. If you are thinking about buying these pull the trigger and get them you wont be sorry. The app gives you more control of your sound preference, if you love music you know that is important. Again make some dope ass stickers and send me some. Peace Out✌️

The Nothing Ear(a) are very high-quality earbuds at a very reasonable price. The design is quite up-to-the-minute modern and they helpfully color-code them so you don't have to fiddle around when replacing them in the charging case. The app is functional and although the custom equalizer is a bit unusual in its application, I have not had the need to vary from the presets of Balanced, More Bass, More Treble, and Voice. In fact, I was just listening to some music from Yes that I know extremely well, having listened to it since it was released in 1971, and I still heard new notes and instrumental passages, most in the mid- to upper-registers, that I have never heard before (and this was on the More Bass setting). Spoken words (such as podcasts and news) also are clear and crisp. How much of this might be due to switching from a Samsung to a Pixel mobile device, I can't say.The only negative I have to report is that the sound produced when the buds are activated in BlueTooth, or when pausing and restarting playback, is a harsh metallic click that I find off-putting. I have written to Nothing about this issue and they said they would take it up in their periodic product reviews, but I kinda doubt they will change it, so be aware.

Let’s start with the positives:- Look and sound awesome. For $100 you really can’t beat the price for what the earbuds offer.- The app is sleek and functional. It gives you access to control the amount of noise cancellation, base/treble mix, and it even has a setting to adjust the noise cancellation based on your ear canal. I tested this with my family sitting next to me talking while I was listening to music. I could BARELY hear them. The sound I was getting was probably from me reading their lips.- The design of the earbuds and case is top-notch. They look, feel, and sound like they should cost 3-4X more.- The controls on the right earbud feel somewhat smooth but this is also a con (see below).Now, the cons:- The controls for the right earbud aren’t perfectly seamless. There’s a single-tap control, a double-tap and hold control, and a triple-tap control. When I tested the triple-tap it sometimes wouldn’t register and would pause the music (single tap). It also took some time getting used to figuring out exactly where to tap. I’m just complaining over minute things now…- The right earbud, for me, felt like it was going to fall out when I was simply throwing the ball to the dog outside listening to them.- The product doesn’t come with its own charger. (Which I suppose is a pro if you have a lot of chargers. I don’t care so much about this. But, you might.)- The product doesn’t come with extra earbuds just in case the stock ones don’t fit. So, you’ll have to pay extra to purchase those.- I’ve not used these yet for extraneous activities like working out but I have reservations that the fit won’t stay put.All in all, so far, I’m really happy with this purchase. I think what COULD make these better, aside from not falling out, is the case be made a little larger to make room for a backup set of silicone earbuds.

Unreal what you get for $100. The sound is fantastic with a wide sound stage for IEMs. The only thing I would knock them for is the ANC is pretty lackluster. That said, they are worth more than $100 for the sound and design alone. Very comfortable to wear, the included tips fit a wide range of ear types, and I can see wearing these for long periods of time without issue. Very lightweight. The bass is about perfect for me, and I do love bass. If you don't, you can turn the bass boost off for crystal clear mids and highs. Even with bass turned to 11, the sound is still super crisp and clear. Then there's the design. The aesthetic is my favorite among all earbuds and over the ear headphones. The clear plastic case for these and the Ear 2 is a great touch and their beauty matches the sound quality. First set of Nothing Ear, and I'm already a huge fan. Worth noting that the app is fantastic, punctuated by its 4.9 star rating. The design is easy to use and it's thoughtfully laid out. Very pretty to look at as well. Cheers, Nothing. Keep up the great work.