Despite that, the Ear Stick is still a competitive pair of earbuds under $100 for tech-minded early adopters or anyone looking for options outside of the norm.

The Ear Stick are Nothing's second pair of true wireless earbuds, but they ditch the in-ear tip for a more open design. Keeping the same comfort level, the Ear Stick offer more awareness, ...

We’ve been test-driving the Nothing Ear (stick) wireless earbuds for over a week, and we have some thoughts on these futuristic $99 headphones.

The Ear Stick feel like a pair of earbuds from a company that’s learning its lessons. The user experience is far better than the Ear 1, with fewer connectivity and charging issues. It’s just a ...

The Ear (stick) have taken over the original Ear (1)’s $99 price point (the latter has increased in price to $149) which makes a very compelling case for choosing Nothing’s latest over the ...

This is just life without ANC. If you want more immersion, you’ll now have to pay $50 more for the first-gen Ear 1, which was previously priced at the Ear Stick’s starting MSRP of $99.99.

The Ear (stick) sound good, not great Tucker Bowe. Nothing’s original (and now more expensive) wireless earbuds, the Ear (1), don’t sound like a cheap pair of earbuds, but they also don’t deliver that ...

Nothing Ear (Stick) review! This unique device is not only a visual treat, but it also offers excellent sound quality. Whether you're using it for music or for calls, you'll be left impressed.

The Ear (stick) operates on Bluetooth 5.2 with SBC and AAC audio codec support. Connectivity to my iPhone was stable throughout my time with the Ear (stick).

Nothing has announced its latest true wireless earbuds, the Nothing Ear Stick. They will be available from November 4th, when they’ll cost $99. That price doesn’t get you silicon ear tips or ...

We’ve been test-driving the Nothing Ear (stick) wireless earbuds for over a week, and we have some thoughts on these futuristic $99 headphones.