Closer Looks: The Nothing ear (1) Wireless Earbuds
Great quality audio at an accessible price range.
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Carl Pei‘s Nothing has finally released its long-awaited ear (1) wireless earbuds, and you can now take a closer look at it up in the gallery above.
For those unfamiliar, the Nothing ear (1) offers great sound quality for its very accessible price point, powering each earbud with an 11.6mm driver produced in partnership with Teenage Engineering. It connects to your devices via Bluetooth 5.2 and cuts out distractions via Active Noise Cancellation. One charge will provide a playtime of up to 5.7 hours, and the charging case can bring this up to a total of 34 hours. The case itself also supports ultra-fast and wireless Qi charging, topping up to eight hours of playback in just 10 minutes. Other features include Fast Pairing, In-Ear Detection, Gesture Control customization, a Find My Earbud function as well as connectivity to Nothing’s proprietary smartphone app.
The Nothing ear (1) wireless earbuds saw a limited release on August 5 at HBX for $99 USD, and it sold out under five minutes, but not to worry, for those still interested in copping a pair, look out for a wider release in the near future.
Elsewhere in tech, Virgin Galactic is once again selling seats for its upcoming spaceflights for $450,000 USD.
