Nothing Ear Wireless In-Ear

16 reviews

Mar, 2025

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design (10)
sound (8)
price (6)
comfort (4)
usability (3)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 16 reviews of Nothing Ear Wireless In-Ear. The average rating for this product is 4.2/5, compared to an average rating of 4.0/5 for other Headphones for all reviews. Opinions about the comfort and noise isolation are overall positive. The price and sound also get good opinions.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Headphones the Nothing Ear Wireless In-Ear is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 94/100 = Excellent quality.

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Expert review by : Tom Bedford (techradar.com)

Nothing Ear review: the third-generation wireless earbuds bring major upgrades

The Nothing Ear (3) in all but name offer bass-heavy sound but struggle to go all the way to 11

Earth-shaking bass ; Comfortable fit ; Impressive personalization

Low maximum volume ; Cheap-feeling case ; Short battery life

The Nothing Ear present a near-perfect package with thumping bass, fantastic noise cancellation, a lightweight design that fits snugly in the ear and a range of handy extra features that you don’t always find in earbuds at this price. Putting the...

Jun, 2024

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Expert review by : Nina Raemont (zdnet.com)

I replaced my AirPods with these Nothing earbuds -- and I'm not going back

The Nothing Ear (a) are some of the best earbuds I've tested, and they're $20 off ahead of Presidents' Day.

The Nothing Ear (a) are best for people who want a relatively affordable pair of earbuds with thoughtful functions and a unique design. After eight months of testing these out, they stay in my earbud rotation and are one of my favorite earbuds I've...

Feb, 2025

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Expert review by : Nina Raemont (zdnet.com)

These are still one of my favorite earbuds I've ever tested -- and they're $20 off right now

The Nothing Ear (a) are some of the best earbuds I've tested this year with robust sound, a long battery life, and balanced noise cancellation. You can buy them for $20 off right now.

Jan, 2025

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Expert review by : Nina Raemont (zdnet.com)

These are the only earbuds you should be exercising in this year

With their lightweight fit and great sound, the Nothing Ear Open earbuds have quickly become my favorite for working out. Plus, they're $60 off their original price right now.

In truth, I can't think of one bad thing about the Nothing Ear Open , especially considering the $129 price point. The quality of these open earbuds exceeds the asking price by a couple of miles. I'd recommend these to active people who are in the...

Jan, 2025

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Expert review by : Ben Schoon (9to5google.com)

Review: Nothing Ear, Ear (a), and Ear (open) hit all the right notes in all the right places

Nothing Ear series – Ear, Ear (a), and Ear (open) – strikes the perfect balance of sound, hardware, and software to be the best you can get.

Nov, 2024

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Expert review by : Dhriti Datta (digit.in)

Nothing Ear (2024) Review: Nearly perfect

The Nothing Ear (2024) are an extraordinary pair of TWS earphones. Despite the mediocre ANC and battery life, these earbuds deliver a true flagship TWS experience. The sound quality and features more than justify their price, especially with...

Well-balanced sound quality ; High-quality LDAC and LHDC codec support ; Feature-rich ; Highly customisable

Mediocre Active Noise Cancellation ; Battery life could be better ; Case is prone to scratches

May, 2024

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Nothing Ear review: Wallet-friendly perfection

The third-generation Nothing Ear is now a mature product that establishes what premium, feature-packed, fun-to-use earbuds should look and sound like! Get an Ear full of quality sound, features, and fun

Apr, 2024

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Expert review by : Sherri L. Smith (androidpolice.com)

Nothing Ear review: Premium features at a mid-tier price

The Nothing Ear serves up audiophile-quality features with decent ANC in a slick, futuristic design at a great price

Design that's comfortable yet sleek and futuristic ; Great audio quality ; Lots of customizable features ; Pinch controls are easy to use

Spotty call quality ; Short battery life with ANC enabled

Apr, 2024

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Expert review by : Ian Dean (creativebloq.com)

Nothing Ear and Ear (a) review: eye-catching designs meet high-end tech, for less

Sounds like something you'll need, but which is right for you?

Clever, smart design ; Crisp and rich audio ; Fantastic app

Noise cancelling could be better

Both Ear and Ear (a) offer excellent audio quality combined with sharp design and detailed custom features (for Ear only), for a good price. What's not to love about the new Nothing Ear and Ear (a)?

Apr, 2024

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Expert review by : Antoine Engels (androidpit.com)

Nothing Ear Review: Almost Unbeatable Value-For-Money

The Nothing Ear are Hi-Res-certified, LDAC-compatible earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation and priced at $150. Here are my thoughts in this review.

Hi-Res certified ; LDAC and LHDC 5.0 codecs supported ; Far more balanced audio signature ; Good Active Noise Cancellation ; Solid battery life

Design is identical to its predecessor ; Not the best passive noise insulation

Would I advise you to buy the Nothing Ear for $149? That's a big "Yes" from me. The value for money proposition is obvious. The HD codecs supported, Hi-Res certification, a timeless stylish design, solid battery life, and decent Active Noise...

Apr, 2024

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