Nothing has launched its first pair of over-ear headphones, imaginatively named the Headphone 1. At $299, these are priced to ...

The Nothing Ear (open) are a pair of earbuds that don’t sit within your ears, but rather sit on top with a wraparound design that holds a pair of 14.2mm drivers in a spot where you can hear them ...

Nothing's first pair of headphones has apparently leaked, and it's nearly impossible to assume they could have been designed ...

Nothing Ear (Open) Review: Design. Nothing claims the case for the Nothing Buds is the slimmest on the market at just 19mm and 62.4 grams. I’m not sure if slimmer cases exist, but this one’s ...

Nothing’s previous models, the Ear and Ear (a) that debuted last April, offer a slight advantage in battery life with 8.5 and 9.5 hours, respectively, while ANC is turned off.

With the new Nothing Ear (open), though, I’m remarkably impressed with their design and sound quality. The last time I tried a pair of open-ear earbuds was in 2022’s Sony LinkBuds .

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The Nothing Ear (open) boasts a unique on-ear design with wrap-around ear hooks. This ensures a comfortable and secure fit. The earbuds’ signature transparent casing adds a stylish touch.

Smartphone maker Nothing today introduced the Headphone (1), the company's first set of over-ear headphones. The new audio ...

The Open Ear will still survive the sweatiest workouts, though, and won’t lose composure in the rain. I found the fit to be a mixed bag. The right bud looped perfectly over my outer ear, lining the ...

The Nothing Ear (Stick) ... Unlike the Ear (1) buds, these rest in the outer ear — so you won’t get the same ear tips as the Ear (1)s. Image source: Christian de Looper for BGR.

Listen to the above to hear the microphone quality of the Nothing Ear (a). Saying this, I still tend to return to the EarFun Air Pro 4 rather than the Nothing Ear (a), and that's for several reasons.