A single shot of gene therapy restored hearing in people born deaf, with most showing improvement within weeks and some ...

More worryingly for WiiM, the Stereo 70s contrasts the AMP Ultra as sounding thinner and tonally greyer when playing Was (Not Was)’s “Wheel Me Out”; and the Marantz soounds less strident in the upper ...

For decades, hearing loss meant one thing: expensive, complicated hearing aids that required specialist appointments, ...

We went hands-on with Nothing's first over-ear headphones. The verdict? The design is quirky, but they're comfortable and have solid audio quality.

Medically reviewed by William Truswell, MD Hearing loss is classified into three types: conductive, sensorineural, and mixed (when conductive and sensorineural hearing loss co-occur). Conductive ...

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

The Cambridge Audio Melomania A100 delivers hi-fi sound, advanced ANC, and top-tier codecs like LDAC for $149—challenging ...

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.

Nothing recently launched its first-ever open-ear buds, the Nothing Ear (Open), which retails for $150. As the company’s debut open-ear buds, they’re not too bad. Sure, there were things ...

The Ear Stick just got bested, by the very company that made it. On September 25, 2024—almost two years after the Ear Stick broke cover—Nothing released a sequel, the Ear Open, hands down the ...

The Ear (open) come in a classic white color and will retail for a competitive price of $149/€149/£129. Pre-orders are available now on Nothing.tech, with sales officially starting on October 1st.

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 ...