Nothing Ear (a) Wireless Earbuds, 45dB Hybrid Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Hi-Res Audio, Advanced Equaliser, Dual Connect, 6 Mics, 42.5H Playtime Ear Buds Wireless Bluetooth, Black

Outstanding Earbuds with Great Sound and Comfort — Worth to Get It!
Fantastic earbuds! I am looking for a new pair of earbuds, and the Nothing Ear (a) caught my eye. I’ve been using the Nothing Ear (a) earbuds for a while now, and I love them very much. The sound quality is amazing. Very crisp, crystal clear, and not oversaturated. The bass is very nice too. volume/music controls can be easily adjusted to use. The ANC function is awesome. It makes it feel like you are in your own world, once you are playing music or a video. The case and the earphones charge fast and the indicator light on the case is nice way to tell the charge level. The battery life is great for a working day. And the case charge lasts me an entire week or more. I have not had any negative impressions on battery life. The design is clean and stylish, and the transparent look gives them a nice modern vibe. I like foam ear tips. The standard tips are very comfortable. They fit comfortably and stay in place. It is worth having it.

Great Bluetooth Earphones, My Favorites So far!
Great Bluetooth earphones! If you are looking for comfortable fit, great sound quality, and good mic for calls this is the pair for you.I have had my eyes on these earphones for a while and bought them when they were one sale. Totally worth it!The quality of these are great. They sound great right out of the box, hardly had to mess with any of the EQ settings in the app. So it was surprising just how well everything sounded once I started using them.More Thoughts:I’m not a professional audio reviewer or hardcore audiophile, so this is just coming from an high quality audio enjoyer. I will also have some comparisons to the Jabra Elite 7 Pros that I’ve used.Sound Quality:I really love the sound of the Nothing Earphones, music sounds bass-y and punchy, if you listen to rock or music with a deeper or more intense sound, these handle that great. I listen to a lot of different genres and all of them sound really clear and balanced without touching the EQ settings. I haven’t messed with them a lot myself but you have a couple presets and the ability to set your own. Personally I haven’t felt the need to since the sound is so high quality and clear to start with. If you like to listen to your music loud they handle them easily without making your ears or head hurt. Definitely my favorite sounding pair of earphones I have experienced.Mic quality:I used a pair of Jabra Elite 7 Pros for over 2 years as my daily earphones for music and videos that were priced at $140 USD when I first purchased them that were great but after two years they needed an upgrade. A complaint I always had with the Jabras was the mic quality for calls, my voice was always too low or muffled, but with the Nothing earphones my voice is so much clearer and I have even had people comment how loud I sound using them! So they are great for calls. On the receiving end voice you are are really clear with hardly any background noise coming through.ANC (Active Noise Canceling):The ANC on the Nothing Earphones are fantastic. In the app there are a few different options: low, medium, high, and adaptive. The default is high, and it makes it feel like you are in your own world. Once you are playing music or a video almost all the outside noise disappears. I work in an office at a marine so sometimes voices or heavy machinery comes through but at such a low volume you hardly register it. Though I might have to give the edge to my Jabras with just how much more consistent the ANC is on them especially when you have a good fit. Great ANC but not best out there.Transparency:The transparency mode is not as good as the Jabra, I find that any music you may be playing can drown out any noise or voices you want to come through. It, in my opinion, doesn’t let enough sounds through when you are at medium volume or louder especially if you find yourself talking a lot with them in. So if what you are playing isn’t too loud its fine.Controls/Buttons:The buttons on the stems of the earphones function off of pinches, it is not your typical press or touch buttons. It takes a bit to get used to especially if you are used to a tactile press button like on Jabra products. But the accuracy of the pinches/controls is great. I haven’t had it do something I didn’t intended. Also the range of custom options for the buttons is great with you being able to change them to whatever scheme you want. The only thing you can’t change is the Play/pause button. But I was happy to be able to change the buttons functions to what I needed them to be, which a bit more than I could say for the Jabras.Fit:The ear tips that the Nothing earphones come with are very comfortable and fit really nicely. I typically use the smallest tips that an earphone comes with, anything bigger usually falls out or pushes itself out of my ear, but the medium size that comes on them fit surprisingly great for me. I did switch to the smaller ones for comfort but I can’t complain about the larger size. You get three sizes with these earphones: small, medium, and large. The material feels really nice in the ear as well. And the overall shape of the earphones feels great in the ear, just sits comfortable inside, sometimes I can forget they are even there, and the stems are no bother.Battery/Charging:The case and the earphones charge really fast and the indicator light on the case is nice way to tell the charge level. They come with a very short usb-c to usb-c cable that charges the case so quickly, especially with the right adapter. Charge much faster than the Jabra case and earphones. The battery life on the Nothing earphones is pretty great for 8 hour work days. And the case charge lasts me an entire week or more. If you are using the ANC or Transparency modes it does tank the life quite a bit, as with most earphones. The most I have had them last while using ANC on High nonstop is about 5 hours, which to me is pretty good. And once you put them in the case to charge you can definitely get an entire day out of them using ANC. Without ANC you can go through most of a day, maybe 10-12 hours or more of use. My jabras perform quite identically but the charge on them doesn’t last as long after in the case for 10 minutes.Conclusion:There are probably things I’ve missed or things other people notice, but to the average person these earphones come at a great price and provide you with insanely great quality across the board. The mic alone makes this a worth while purchase. But the sound is smooth, crispy, and clear when you need it to be. My favorite set of earphones I’ve bought myself so far. They are definitely my go to daily drivers.

Solid for the price
These buds are very solid for the price point. I was replacing a very well used set of Sony xm4’s and I’m an audio engineer with high expectations and a critical ear. Audio quality with eq set flat and bass boost at +4 was the most balanced sound I’ve found. The low frequency soundscape could be a bit deeper, and high end could be slightly more crisp and articulate, but they are very listenable especially at this price point. I actually prefer the sound of them at a lower volume, which is probably good for my long term hearing. Noise canceling is fairly good if you get a good seal with the rubber ear tips, and transparent mode seems fairly good so far. One quirk is the app doesn’t show case battery life unless one or both buds are in the case. Overall, definitely worth the price especially on the current black Friday deal.

J’ai craqué sur ces écouteurs suite à la lecture d’un comparatif les classant comme concurrent direct des airpods et autres écouteurs haut de gamme.Et pour 85€ je ne suis clairement pas déçu.Ce sont de très très bons écouteurs.Le son est clair et précis tant dans les aigus que les médium et des basses sont … assez magnifiques.Je les ais comparé à mes marshall major III, mes Jabra Evolve2 85 et mes Genki Waveform. Et de constater qu’ils ont la meilleure clarté de son. Je redécouvre mes musiques habituelles et me rend compte que les basses peuvent être mélodieuses !!! Le test de “Bohemian Rhapsody” est sans appel.La réduction active de bruit fonctionne relativement bien. Elle est moins efficace que mes écouteurs Jabra Evolve2 85 (écouteurs circum-aural) mais c’est normal lié à leur design supra-aural. Et on parle de Jabra, un des meilleurs au niveau réduction active de bruit.Le mode transparence est également un poil moins performant que mes Jabra (pareil due à leur design et aux 10 superbes micros de Jabra qui permettent une clarté des voix et de la réduction de bruit… ).Et ce ne sont pas des intra-aural mais bien des supra-aural. Ils sont confortables, se posent bien dans le creux de l’oreille et tiennent bien en place. J’avais un peut peur qu’ils puissent glisser pendant les mouvements et en fait non ils tiennent bien, longtemps et sans gène (même en machant des chewing gums !!!)Quand au design j’adore. Tout en transparence et en simplicité. Comme toute la gamme Nothing (je les ais pris en blanc). et la boite tient dans la poche à gousset des jeans !!! Je les ai toujours sur moi !Que du positif : Clairement des écouteurs premium à pris moyen de gamme.

It really worth it