Published: 2021-07-29, Author: James , review by: tomsguide.com
Interesting design, Great sound, ANC with Transparency mode, Affordable
Weak battery life, Not the most secure fit
Pei has described the Ear (1) as “a breath of fresh air in a cluttered and indifferent market.” While it’s not really as groundbreaking as that might suggest, finding a pair of wireless earbuds that delivers this level of performance for under $100 is a v...
Multiple noise cancellation modes, Auto playpause, IPX4 rating, Fast and wireless charging, Extremely light and comfortable
No Bluetooth multipoint or aptX/LDAC codec support, Limited EQ customization, Minimal active noise cancelling
Nothing's first attempt at true wireless earbuds checks a lot of the right boxes. At only 4.7g, these are some of the lightest and most comfortable earbuds around. The Nothing Ear 1 also sounds pretty good, has active noise cancellation, and has a great m...
Really cool transparent design showcasing a little of what's inside, Warm sound, an audio trait you don't typically see for below $300, Nothing has worked with Teenage Engineering for the tuning, Fantastic value, Supports noise cancellation, Light water r
Sync issues seem to be frequent, Noise cancellation isn't amazing, Case is a little clunky and large, Earphones don't always snap in the charging case (and you mightn't realise until you take them out), Customisable controls don't offer much in the way of
Despite the few flaws, the Nothing Ear 1 is still a pretty impressive first-gen product from a company practically dedicated to building products like no one else.At $149, there is nothing quite like the Nothing Ear 1, offering quality and value in a mean...
Really cool transparent design showcasing a little of what's inside, Warm sound, an audio trait you don't typically see for below $300, Nothing has worked with Teenage Engineering for the tuning, Fantastic value, Supports noise cancellation, Light water r
Sync issues seem to be frequent, Noise cancellation isn't amazing, Case is a little clunky and large, Earphones don't always snap in the charging case (and you mightn't realise until you take them out), Customisable controls don't offer much in the way of
Despite the few flaws, the Nothing Ear 1 is still a pretty impressive first-gen product from a company practically dedicated to building products like no one else.At $149, there is nothing quite like the Nothing Ear 1, offering quality and value in a mean...
Nothing Ear (1) TPhilippinesThe Nothing Ear (1) TWS Earbuds are a good opening salvo for the brand. Considering that this is Nothing's first attempt at audio accessories, we're excited to see what the firm will bring to the table with its upcoming release...
Cool and unique transparent design, Active Noise Cancellation, Decent audio, Software is pretty clean
Only has preset EQ modes in software, You have to rip the box to get to the earbuds, Transparent design is bound to show scratches and dings
Nothing introduced its first product the Nothing ear (1) TWS earbuds, in July 2021. The company was started by OnePlus founder Carl Pei and as he mentioned during the launch of his company, “It's been a while since anything interesting happened in tech. I...
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