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product_id: 622200110
title: "Nothing Ear wireless ear buds with Hi-Res Audio, Smart Active Noise Cancelling, Advanced equalizer and up to 40.5 hours of listening time - Black"
brand: "nothing"
price: "R$60"
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# 11mm custom ceramic driver 40.5 hrs total playback 45dB Smart ANC Nothing Ear wireless ear buds with Hi-Res Audio, Smart Active Noise Cancelling, Advanced equalizer and up to 40.5 hours of listening time - Black

**Brand:** nothing
**Price:** R$60
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## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Nothing Ear wireless ear buds with Hi-Res Audio, Smart Active Noise Cancelling, Advanced equalizer and up to 40.5 hours of listening time - Black by nothing
- **How much does it cost?** R$60 with free shipping
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## Best For

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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **All-Day Listening Power:** Up to 40.5 hours of uninterrupted playback with fast charge delivering 10 hours from just 10 minutes of power-up.
- • **Immersive Ceramic Audio:** Experience ultra-clear sound with a custom 11mm ceramic driver boosting airflow by 10% for richer clarity and less distortion.
- • **Next-Level Noise Control:** Smart Active Noise Cancelling up to 45dB adapts in real-time to your environment for flawless focus anywhere.
- • **Personalized Sound Profiles:** Tailor your audio with advanced equalizer and hearing ID tech that customizes music to your unique hearing.
- • **Seamless Multipoint Connectivity:** Effortlessly switch between two devices with dual connection and control everything via the sleek Nothing X app.

## Overview

Nothing Ear wireless earbuds combine a powerful 11mm custom ceramic driver with Hi-Res Bluetooth audio streaming, delivering pristine sound quality. Featuring Smart Active Noise Cancelling up to 45dB, personalized sound profiles via the Nothing X app, and an impressive 40.5-hour battery life with fast wireless charging, these earbuds offer a premium listening experience tailored for the modern professional on the move.

## Description

From the manufacturer CUSTOM CERAMIC DRIVER HI-RES WIRELESS AUDIO ADVANCED EQUALISER PERSONAL SOUND PROFILE Our 11 mm driver delivers an unbeatable audio experience. Coupled with a new ceramic diaphragm, we’ve increased airflow by 10% within each bud. For less distortion and richer clarity. Up to 1 Mbps 24 bit/192 kHz with LHDC 5.0 and up to 990 kbps with frequencies up to 24 bit/96 kHz with LDAC. *Requires devices that support LHDC or LDAC Go beyond treble and bass and tune music to exactly how you want to hear it. Create separate profiles for different genres. Then share or import via QR code. Create your hearing ID in the Nothing X app. The data recorded is then used in real-time to intelligently adjust equaliser levels on your hearing test results. ADAPTIVE ANC Switch between 3 levels of noise cancellation. Or let Ear take control. By selecting 'Adaptive' in the Nothing X app, Ear automatically applies the right level of noise cancellation according to your surroundings in real time, so you don't have to. SMART ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLATION WIRELESS CHARGING FAST CHARGE DUAL CONNECTION Up to 45 dB, 1.8x stronger than Ear (2). Ear automatically checks for noise leakage between the earbud and your ear canal, then applies more noise cancellation to make up for it. Ear supports up to 2.5W wireless charging - up to 8.5 hours of music, a battery life that lasts 25% longer than Ear (2) on a single charge. Ear can Fast Charge for 10 minutes and deliver 10 hours of playback (with ANC turned off). Stay connected to two devices at the same time. Play music on your laptop then seamlessly switch to answer a call on your phone. Effortless.

Review: Comfortable and puts buds 2-3x the price to shame - Bit the bullet on the Nothing Ear (2024) since they were on £108. The fit is really nice -- the capsule design means they do actually sit in the ear a bit better than more tradition "airpod pro" style (Earfun AP4's). So they feel more nestled in there and less prone to shifting around. Driving them on LHDC v5 since i have that on my Xiaomi. Connection has been rock solid so far - no glitching/drops/downgrades. Which is better than the MTW4's manage even on AptX Adaptive (not lossless). The ANC is on part with MTW4's --- maybe a slight difference --- the Nothing's let a bit more "mid" through maybe which i feel is easier to ignore when listening to music. Certainly better than the Earfun AP4's bit a small amount The sound signature out of the box is pleasing. Did their version of a hearing test and set that to "Rich". Dropped the bass-boost down from 3 to 2 and nudged the treble +1 Essentially very punchy bass but feels very tight. EDM works really well. The Nothing App is nice, follows their aesthetic on mono + red dotted font. Very clean. Usual tweaks. Controls can be customised to a point (you get 3 options per action to pick from) Bass Boost is separate from EQ (kinda like DPP's Immersion) EQ has 2 modes, Simple (a set of 3 sliders for bass/mid/treble) or the full EQ which gives an 8 band parametric-esque EQ with frequency, amount & Q-factor The App allows you to import / export EQ's via a QR code. Usual other stuff like ear detection, codec select, firmware updates, find my buds, low-latency/multipoint selectors etc etc I'd say for £108 these are packing a good punch and can compete well with the usual suspects I'll say one thing for the Nothing ear too. It's the app. It's slick. It feels like someone actually cared about it For me the Denon and Sennheiser apps feel clunky. They lag a bit even on flagship phones but the nothing app feels fluid and really well connected. It flows and doesn't feel like an after thought The gestures like play pause or transparency on the buds play subtle playful tones Feels the same with nothing phones. They really get industrial design in a way that feels super modern and fresh without being intrusive. They're like apple used to be The charging case feels tactile and efficient Really like the whole aesthetic
Review: Just Buy Them (Or, depending on budget, the Ear (a)... Or The CMF buds...) - Right, so I've spent a good bit of time with these Nothing Ear (2024) buds, and honestly, with a bit of attention and personalisation, they're pretty fantastic Before I start, I got these for 93 notes. The Ear (a) are 78. The CMF buds Pro 2 are 55 and the CMF buds are 34.99. Nothing have something for every budget. It just depends on if their style and sound do it for you. If you know they do then every one of these buds are the best in their class. Otherwise, it's harder. For example, the Sony WF-C710n are 99 and might be the better option for you over these. Similarly the WF-C510 are currently First off, let's talk about that case. It's got this groove on it that's just perfect for spinning. Seriously, it's become my go-to fidget spinner. Highly addictive, you've been warned! It's also extremely stylish but I can imagine the plastic wearing down pretty quickly. Now, the sound. This is where they really shine, but with a big asterisk. Out of the box, they're decent, but to truly unlock their potential, you have to mess with the EQ. I spent ages searching for different QR code EQ settings online, and once you find one that clicks, the sound is genuinely fantastic. I tried the Personal Sound feature but hated the results, so I guess it's quite hit and miss. As other reviewed have said, the bass is amazing, and the sound separation is incredible. You'll struggle to find buds that sound this good for twice or even thrice the price. The ANC is good, as is the voice clarity on a phonecall. I find the pinch controls to be absolutely horrible, but that's a me thing I think. Much prefer touch gestures. Style and comfort are also big wins. They look super stylish, and they feel really comfortable in the ear. I think they're pretty standard for stem buds as I haven't had another pair since the Huawei Freebuds 2. However, they're not as secure as buds with wingtips. My gold standard for security and comfort are the Pixel Buds Pro 2 with their twist-to-seal feature – those things are practically glued in and sound great to boot. Their price, though, is more than double these. Speaking of comfort, I had to do a fair bit of experimentation with the ear tips. It's the classic trade-off: smaller tips mean more comfort but poorer sound and security, while larger tips give you better sound and a more secure fit, but they lead to quicker ear fatigue. That's just the nature of the beast with most in-ear buds, as a better seal means more pressure. I use the largest tips for the best sound, but it means I can only wear them for about two hours maximum before my ears need a break. The Pixel Buds Pro 2, on the other hand, I can wear for 8 hours, maybe more – I've literally slept with them in and woken up unsure if they were still there, they're that comfortable. One peculiar thing I've noticed: when I'm wearing them outside with a hood up, any time the fabric of the hood touches the stem of the bud, I can actually hear and almost feel it. It's a really strange sensation, almost like a muffled scraping sound. If you run your finger over the top of them you'll know what I mean. Not a big deal at all really, but worth noting. Overall, despite a few quirks, I'm extremely impressed. They deliver sound quality that punches well above their weight class. For comfort, they're good, but nothing beats the Pixel Buds Pro 2 in that respect. If you're an audiophile on a budget and don't mind a bit of EQ tinkering, then just buy them. You really shouldn't regret it. In all honesty, you could probably buy the Ear (A) or even the CMF buds pro 2 and still have an amazing time!

## Features

- CUSTOM CERAMIC DRIVER: Ultra compact but beyond powerful. Our 11 mm driver delivers an unbeatable audio experience.Coupled with a new ceramic diaphragm, we’ve increased airflow by 10% within each bud. For less distortion and richer clarity.
- ChatGPT, INTEGRATED: Ask, listen and learn from ChatGPT on-the-go. A first-of-its-kind integration, made for your Nothing ecosystem. Only on Nothing earbuds when connected to Nothing phones. Available on Phone (2) and coming soon to Phone (1) and Phone (2a) via software updates. - VOICE CONTROL: Use your voice to access ChatGPT on Ear and Ear (a), wherever you are. Setup via the Nothing X app.
- HI-RES WIRELESS AUDIO: Ear supports high-resolution streaming over Bluetooth. The result is powerfully pure audio with no quality damage. Just how the artist intended. Up to 1 Mbps 24 bit/192 kHz with LHDC 5.0 and up to 990 kbps with frequencies up to 24 bit/96 kHz with LDAC*.* Requires devices that support LHDC or LDAC
- PERSONAL SOUND PROFILE: Tailors music to how you hear on an individual scale. Create your hearing ID in the Nothing X app. The data recorded is then used in real-time to intelligently adjust equaliser levels on your hearing test results. - ADVANCED EQUALISER: Go beyond treble and bass and tune music to exactly how you want to hear it. Create separate profiles for different genres. Then share or import via QR code.
- SMART ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLATION: Up to 45 dB, 1.8x stronger than Ear (2). Ear automatically checks for noise leakage between the earbud and your ear canal, then applies more noise cancellation to make up for it. So you receive the best possible noise cancellation. Happens every time you put them in.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CXPQKHR3 |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | Calling, Exercising, Gaming, Running |
| Audio Driver Size | 11 Millimetres |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Audio Latency | 11 Milliseconds |
| Battery Average Life | 8 Hours |
| Battery Charge Time | 10 minutes |
| Best Sellers Rank | 58 in In-Ear Headphones |
| Bluetooth Version | 5.3 |
| Box Contents | Cable, Eartip, User Manual, Wireless Charging Case |
| Brand | Nothing |
| Brand Name | Nothing |
| Cable Features | Without Cable |
| Cable Length | 11 Metres |
| Carrying Case Color | Black |
| Carrying Case Height | 55.55 Millimetres |
| Carrying Case Length | 55.55 Millimetres |
| Carrying Case Weight | 51.9 Grams |
| Carrying Case Width | 22 Millimetres |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Tablets,Smartphones,Laptops,Desktop |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Control Type | Touch Control |
| Controller Type | Touch Control |
| Customer Package Type | Rigid or padded packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 4,731 Reviews |
| Ear placement | In Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Bud |
| Enclosure Material | Ceramic |
| Form factor | In Ear |
| Frequency Range | 5000Hz |
| Frequency Response | 5000 Hz |
| Headphone Form Factor | In Ear |
| Headphone Jack | No Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | In Ear |
| Impedance | 32 Ohms |
| Is Autographed | No |
| Item Weight | 1.76 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Nothing |
| Model Name | Nothing Ear |
| Model Number | B171 |
| Network Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Noise Control | Active Noise Cancellation |
| Noise control | Active Noise Cancellation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Features | Built-In Voice Assistant, Fast Charging, Microphone Included, Noise Cancellation, Wireless Charging |
| Product Warranty | 2 |
| Sensitivity | 45 dB |
| Specific Uses For Product | Music, Casual Use, Gaming |
| Theme | Sound |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| Wireless Technology Type | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Nothing
- **Colour:** Black
- **Ear placement:** In Ear
- **Form factor:** In Ear
- **Frequency response:** 5000 Hz
- **Headphone jack:** No Jack
- **Impedance:** 32 Ohms
- **Model name:** Nothing Ear
- **Noise control:** Hybrid Noise Cancellation
- **Sensitivity:** 45 dB

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Set** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Comfortable and puts buds 2-3x the price to shame
*by J***E on 1 October 2024*

Bit the bullet on the Nothing Ear (2024) since they were on £108. The fit is really nice -- the capsule design means they do actually sit in the ear a bit better than more tradition "airpod pro" style (Earfun AP4's). So they feel more nestled in there and less prone to shifting around. Driving them on LHDC v5 since i have that on my Xiaomi. Connection has been rock solid so far - no glitching/drops/downgrades. Which is better than the MTW4's manage even on AptX Adaptive (not lossless). The ANC is on part with MTW4's --- maybe a slight difference --- the Nothing's let a bit more "mid" through maybe which i feel is easier to ignore when listening to music. Certainly better than the Earfun AP4's bit a small amount The sound signature out of the box is pleasing. Did their version of a hearing test and set that to "Rich". Dropped the bass-boost down from 3 to 2 and nudged the treble +1 Essentially very punchy bass but feels very tight. EDM works really well. The Nothing App is nice, follows their aesthetic on mono + red dotted font. Very clean. Usual tweaks. Controls can be customised to a point (you get 3 options per action to pick from) Bass Boost is separate from EQ (kinda like DPP's Immersion) EQ has 2 modes, Simple (a set of 3 sliders for bass/mid/treble) or the full EQ which gives an 8 band parametric-esque EQ with frequency, amount & Q-factor The App allows you to import / export EQ's via a QR code. Usual other stuff like ear detection, codec select, firmware updates, find my buds, low-latency/multipoint selectors etc etc I'd say for £108 these are packing a good punch and can compete well with the usual suspects I'll say one thing for the Nothing ear too. It's the app. It's slick. It feels like someone actually cared about it For me the Denon and Sennheiser apps feel clunky. They lag a bit even on flagship phones but the nothing app feels fluid and really well connected. It flows and doesn't feel like an after thought The gestures like play pause or transparency on the buds play subtle playful tones Feels the same with nothing phones. They really get industrial design in a way that feels super modern and fresh without being intrusive. They're like apple used to be The charging case feels tactile and efficient Really like the whole aesthetic

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just Buy Them (Or, depending on budget, the Ear (a)... Or The CMF buds...)
*by G***H on 24 May 2025*

Right, so I've spent a good bit of time with these Nothing Ear (2024) buds, and honestly, with a bit of attention and personalisation, they're pretty fantastic Before I start, I got these for 93 notes. The Ear (a) are 78. The CMF buds Pro 2 are 55 and the CMF buds are 34.99. Nothing have something for every budget. It just depends on if their style and sound do it for you. If you know they do then every one of these buds are the best in their class. Otherwise, it's harder. For example, the Sony WF-C710n are 99 and might be the better option for you over these. Similarly the WF-C510 are currently First off, let's talk about that case. It's got this groove on it that's just perfect for spinning. Seriously, it's become my go-to fidget spinner. Highly addictive, you've been warned! It's also extremely stylish but I can imagine the plastic wearing down pretty quickly. Now, the sound. This is where they really shine, but with a big asterisk. Out of the box, they're decent, but to truly unlock their potential, you have to mess with the EQ. I spent ages searching for different QR code EQ settings online, and once you find one that clicks, the sound is genuinely fantastic. I tried the Personal Sound feature but hated the results, so I guess it's quite hit and miss. As other reviewed have said, the bass is amazing, and the sound separation is incredible. You'll struggle to find buds that sound this good for twice or even thrice the price. The ANC is good, as is the voice clarity on a phonecall. I find the pinch controls to be absolutely horrible, but that's a me thing I think. Much prefer touch gestures. Style and comfort are also big wins. They look super stylish, and they feel really comfortable in the ear. I think they're pretty standard for stem buds as I haven't had another pair since the Huawei Freebuds 2. However, they're not as secure as buds with wingtips. My gold standard for security and comfort are the Pixel Buds Pro 2 with their twist-to-seal feature – those things are practically glued in and sound great to boot. Their price, though, is more than double these. Speaking of comfort, I had to do a fair bit of experimentation with the ear tips. It's the classic trade-off: smaller tips mean more comfort but poorer sound and security, while larger tips give you better sound and a more secure fit, but they lead to quicker ear fatigue. That's just the nature of the beast with most in-ear buds, as a better seal means more pressure. I use the largest tips for the best sound, but it means I can only wear them for about two hours maximum before my ears need a break. The Pixel Buds Pro 2, on the other hand, I can wear for 8 hours, maybe more – I've literally slept with them in and woken up unsure if they were still there, they're that comfortable. One peculiar thing I've noticed: when I'm wearing them outside with a hood up, any time the fabric of the hood touches the stem of the bud, I can actually hear and almost feel it. It's a really strange sensation, almost like a muffled scraping sound. If you run your finger over the top of them you'll know what I mean. Not a big deal at all really, but worth noting. Overall, despite a few quirks, I'm extremely impressed. They deliver sound quality that punches well above their weight class. For comfort, they're good, but nothing beats the Pixel Buds Pro 2 in that respect. If you're an audiophile on a budget and don't mind a bit of EQ tinkering, then just buy them. You really shouldn't regret it. In all honesty, you could probably buy the Ear (A) or even the CMF buds pro 2 and still have an amazing time!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Work great with iPhone, Multipoint/Dual Connection works well! Upgrade from OG AirPods Pro
*by C***S on 6 July 2026*

I've had my OG AirPods Pros for a fair few years now and I'm getting all sorts of problems. Battery charge not holding in one ear and a faint ringing with ANC on being really distracting too. I was a bit hesitant to spend a few hundred on getting a new pair (even if they are fantastic) so opted to try Nothing for the first time. I also decided to go for the black model as I feel like black looks cooler (and maybe helps hide dirt and marks a bit better!). I've seen Nothing for a few years now and quite like the aesthetic, so when Prime Day had this on for around £60, I thought it was the perfect opportunity to try them without breaking the bank. Safe to say, I'm happy I took the risk! The packaging is aesthetically pleasing and makes it feel like a premium product. It always feels a bit weird having a tab to tear the packaging open, but as Apple do this, I suppose it's not unusual anymore. Opening the box, everything is laid out clearly. Fortunately, I didn't have to change the silicon ear tips, but it's good that you've got a few sizes to experiment with. The ones already on were comfortable and fit perfectly. The case itself is probably the biggest talking point, in a good way and a bad way. The biggest gripe people have is that the case can get covered in scratches and not look very nice. Although I can definitely see the case getting scratched easily and not looking great, this is definitely something that the AirPods case also suffers from so I feel like it's unfair to mark it against the earphones. You can find third party silicon cases (like you can for AirPods), but neither look particularly great, so I'm happy to keep the case exposed and just deal with it. All in all, I like the case, and I find putting the buds into their respective charging ports really satisfying as they click perfectly in place with magnets! The only gripes I have are that I feel a bit more protective over opening and closing the case and I don't like the fact that the inside of the case has a smooth plastic place that I think will be a fingerprint/smudge magnet. The hinge on the case doesn't feel terrible, but I feel like it's not as sturdy as the AirPods, likely because the lid on the AirPods is much smaller? I don't think it will break, though. On the second point, my ears can get a bit oily, especially in the Summer with sun cream and I think that when I put the ear buds back in to charge, it'll end up making the black plastic inside the case look a bit mucky. Probably not a deal breaker, but something to consider if you have oily hands. Imagine cleaning it is easy though. Comfort-wise, the ear buds feel nice and snug without aching. I like the fact that the right ear bud has a little red dot too, so that it's easier to know which one goes in each ear too. The biggest pro is that the design just looks really cool. I feel like I prefer the angular edges of the buds vs the rounded stems that the AirPods have but that's obviously personal preference. For sound, I'm happy with it for what I paid for them (£60). They have a decent volume, don't distort and they are clear and dynamic enough for me to have no problems whilst I use them on the train or in the office. Audiophiles may differ on opinion, but I'm perfectly happy! Microphones don't sound brilliant, but when I've been on calls, I haven't had complaints from the person on the other end due to wind, or not being able to hear my properly. This was a regular issue with my old AirPods. ANC isn't as good on the Nothings, but that's not a surprise. You can definitely hear much much less and it's made train journeys more peaceful without any annoying buzzes. Transparency mode, however, isn't brilliant and I don't feel like my hearing significantly improves when having it on. Not a deal-breaker though as I rarely use it. I tried to custom ear test too, which felt like it did give me a personalised experience. You also have the option to adjust settings yourself in the Nothing app which is really easy to use. Multipoint, or dual connection, works seamlessly between my iPhone and Steam Deck so really happy with that as these are the two primary devices I'll be using it for. It's really convenient being able to use multipoint instead of having to disconnect/reconnect (especially as someone who only has about a 5 minute window to play on it with two young children!). TLDR; I recommend purchasing these if you want a cost-effective way to use ear buds for multiple devices, but don't want to skip too much in the way of features. Negatives in terms of design are outweighed massively by value.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Nothing Ear Wireless Earbuds with ChatGPT Integration, Smart ANC, Hi-Res Audio with LDAC & LHDC, 11mm Dynamic Bass Boost, 40.5H Playtime, 6 Mics for Calls Headphones, Wireless Charging Black
- Spigen Ultra Hybrid Designed for Nothing Ear 2 Case Cover (2023) Clear Anti-Yellowing Case - Jet White

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