Multiple noise cancellation modes, Auto playpause, IPX4 rating, Fast and wireless charging, Extremely light and comfortable
No Bluetooth multipoint or aptX/LDAC codec support, Limited EQ customization, Minimal active noise cancelling
Nothing's first attempt at true wireless earbuds checks a lot of the right boxes. At only 4.7g, these are some of the lightest and most comfortable earbuds around. The Nothing Ear 1 also sounds pretty good, has active noise cancellation, and has a great m...
Fun design with a comfortable fit, Amazing sound, IPX4 sweat resistance, Excellent noise isolation, Qi wireless charging, Standout value
Average battery life, No AptX, No digital assistant integration, Case scratches easily
$99 at Nothing£99 at Nothing UK₹5,999 at FlipkartWe may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more.ViewClose Comments (5)AccessoriesHarish JonnalagaddaHarish Jonnalagadda is the Asia Editor at Android Central. A reformed hardware modder...
Publicerad: 2021-07-29, Författare: Brian , testad av: techcrunch.com
Sammanfattning: Carl Pei says he looked around and saw a lot of the same. He's not alone in that respect. Apple didn't invent the fully wireless earbud with the first AirPods, but it did provide a kind of inflection point that sent many of its competitors hurtling toward...
Eye-catching design, Good audio quality, Bluetooth 5.2 offers strong connectivity, Brilliant call quality, Good ANC for the price, Decent battery life with fast charging, wireless charging
No aptX or low-latency gaming mode, Glossy case is prone to scratches,
Overall, Nothing ear (1) is a value for money true wireless earbuds with active noise cancellation (ANC) that you can get for Rs. 5999, and it is the cheapest in India compared to other countries. It has a good design, offers good audio quality with noise...
Publicerad: 2021-07-29, Författare: Tim , testad av: pcmag.com
Sammanfattning: Nothing is a new startup from Carl Pei, best known for co-founding popular smartphone brand OnePlus, which rose to prominence by offering budget-friendly alternatives to popular high-end flagship models. Instead of phones, Nothing is focusing on earphones...
Publicerad: 2021-07-29, Författare: James , testad av: tomsguide.com
Interesting design, Great sound, ANC with Transparency mode, Affordable
Weak battery life, Not the most secure fit
Pei has described the Ear (1) as “a breath of fresh air in a cluttered and indifferent market.” While it’s not really as groundbreaking as that might suggest, finding a pair of wireless earbuds that delivers this level of performance for under $100 is a v...
Publicerad: 2022-04-27, Författare: James , testad av: wareable.com
Great price, ANC, Small and light
Middling sound quality
The Nothing Ear 1 are no world beating earbuds, but they do a lot for the price. They're easy to recommend, and easy to like. The buds are light and comfy with plenty of battery life, and will do your music justice. Add water resistance and ANC for a pric...
Publicerad: 2022-03-07, Författare: Jennifer , testad av: techradar.com
Very comfortable, Decent sound, Responsive touch controls
Limited EQ options, Transparency mode is weak, Limited codec support
The Nothing Ear (1) make quite the comeback from last year's release, with superior sound and better noise cancellation than before. Comfortable to wear and distinctive, they're worth your time at last...
Publicerad: 2022-02-23, Författare: Tom , testad av: dailystar.co.uk
Nothing is a British audio company that's hoping to get a bite of the ear buds market with this excellent all-round device.The ear is the London-based firm's debut technology and boasts a strong design, sound and comfort that belies its fledgling roots.T...
