NothingEar (a) Wireless Earbuds with ChatGPT Integration, 45dB Hybrid Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Hi-Res Audio, Advanced Equaliser, Dual Connect, 6 Mics,42.5H Playtime Ear buds Wireless Bluetooth BlackCarbon Neutral Certified by SCS Global Services

These are some pretty good earbuds! I had previously used Beats and most recently, Samsung earbuds. Both performed extremely well. I would say these are on par with and might exceed performance of the aforementioned earbuds.The sound quality is great and the function buttons on the earbuds provide good, tactile feedback. Battery life has been pretty impressive both in the earbuds and the charging case. I've been using these about 45-60 mins / day while working out and have gotten about 10 days of battery life before having to recharge the case.The noise cancellation is good, and the app provides three different levels that you can adjust it to. The app is also pretty cool and provides a bunch of different features to adjust sound settings via presets or to customize it to your liking.The only real con I have found so far is that when you take the buds out of your ears, my phone (S24+) doesn't auto revert back to the phone as the primary audio source. The Samsung earbuds were real good about doing that. These buds need to be placed back in the charger in order for the phone to revert back. Kind of annoying but not a deal breaker.All-in-all I would say these are great value for the money and provide for a pleasant listening experience while being comfortable to wear for extended periods of time.

I bought these after my Sony XM4's had the battery charge problem and I got fed up using wired headphones.I have used them daily since November for both work meetings, calls and music.I've actually had people at work ask me what I'm using because I came through so clear. I don't know if that is by Teams standards or normal but it certainly means the microphones are adequate.The controls are easy enough and it's easy to enable things like LDAC. They sound great and amazingly so at the price that I paid, about $70 on sale. I'm using them connected with LDAC, Balanced EQ and Spotify very high quality. I have no idea for lossless audio but I think Bluetooth in general is a waste for this.The noise cancelling is not quite at the Sony or Bose level, their $200 plus stuff, but very good for everyday or commuting.Also, I've dropped the case a bunch of times and no damage.

Better than cheap buds, but not as good as premium. Decent earbuds. Good sound. Cool looks. I had to replace my pixel buds though so I was used to extra features like touch control for volume. Ultimately went with Samsung Buds Pro 3.

I'm not a huge audiophile, nor do I use earbuds a ton, but a lot of that was not really finding a set that was comfortable, or worked the way I wanted them to, most of the ones I had were older, touch controlled, a weird form factor, or had severe lag making them difficult to watch videos with. So after seeing a few solid reviews, I gave these a try.Pros:- Great form factor. I like the earbud with stem form factor a lot after trying just the total in ear bud and the wrap around behind the ear style. This is totally personal however.- Solid fit - I needed the large tips, but they fit great and generally stay in unless I'm doing something either particularly motion intensive or taking off clothing that could bump them out.- Amazing Sound - As I mentioned, I'm not an audiophile, but compared to my other earbuds, these are amazing. Good sound quality and separation, sold bass without being obnoxious, and great for both calls, podcasts/youtube, an music.- Good noise canceling and pass though mode - I generally don't use passthrough mode much, but it seems to work well, and the noise canceling has been great for getting rid of background noise. Best on an earbud I've ever used.- Price - Earbuds this good used to be much more expensive. I know these aren't the only ones in their price range with this feature set now, but they're competitive at their price point with several different styles/options.- Look - I think the solid and clear aesthetic is pretty cool, but they're also not super loud (visually) so they don't scream "look at my earbuds!" either. So nice and cool but classy and understated.- Solid software - Easy to customize, control, and the software helps me grab them on whatever device I'm using. Sadly, there's no Windows app for them yet, but they work great on Android.- Easy to grab and put in the case. My sausage hands struggle with some cases, not these.- Mic quality - Solid enough mic that it picks up my voice (I have vocal chord damage, so this is an issue with some headsets that can't pick up my voice) and sound as good if not better than the phone mic on calls. I wouldn't do a podcast with them, but they're solid for calls/discord/gaming.Meh:- Controls - Pinch controls are fine once you get used to them, and better than unreliable touch controls, but I still struggle to find exactly where to pinch, and doing anything other than single pinch or hold is difficult to do fast enough at times for me so far. So, better than other ear buds I've had, but not perfect. Fortunately you can customize them easily.Cons:- Case could maybe be a little smaller? I wouldn't mind if the edges that are made to square it off a bit were a bit more rounded to reduce the size slightly. Minor nit pick.- Mic can pickup background noise - Shouldn't be a huge surprise here, it's a good and sensitive mic that's not right near your mouth, so it will pick up background noise or conversations in the room.Overall, I like them. Best earbuds I've owned, though to be fair, it's also the most expensive ones I've owned (though the $80 ones from 2019 may effectively be close). I've found they're now always in my pocket where as before I wouldn't bring earbuds with me everywhere, and I'm using them more than I expected. If you like the style and the price is right, then I'd highly recommend them. You'd probably have to spend quite a bit more to get significantly better, so these are a great value for full featured noise canceling earbuds.

It got the looks, comfort, strong connectivity, and good price-to-performance ratio. I paid $85 after the promo and I can say that this pair is hard to beat. Sometimes it feels like I'm wearing nothing I can't believe how comfortable they are. Sound quality is amazing with LDAC turned on paired with a Pixel 8. I can't go back to my Galaxy Buds2 and Pixel Buds A after hearing this.Connectivity impressed me, as someone who works in a Data Center whenever I do my walkthrough, all the other buds that I had will get random cutoffs when I pass by a number of wireless devices but the Nothing Ear (a)'s were very solid and never lost connection. Battery is decent when LDAC is on it will sip more juice but it's worth it. Call quality is better than my other buds and it separates background noise well.My only problem and it only happened the first time I paired it to my phone, is that the right bud did not sync whenever I change the noise control. It got solved when I paired the buds again to my phone.

Amazing for the price. Just about as good as air pods. They look better than more expensive ones and the app is great. Would highly recommend!