Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A were released in India on Thursday, April 18th. The new Nothing wireless headphones support active noise cancellation (ANC) and Bluetooth connectivity.
The Nothing Ear is said to offer up to 40.5 hours of battery life, while the Ear A is said to offer up to 42.5 hours of total playback time. Both the charging case and the headphones benefit from the brand’s iconic transparent design. It also features in-ear detection and supports dual connectivity.
Nothing Ear, Nothing Ear Price, Availability in India
Nothing Ear costs Rs in India. Nothing Ear A is listed for Rs 11,999. 7999. Both the headphones will be available in the country from April 22 via Flipkart. You can pre-order these headphones starting today.
Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A are available in black and white. However, the Ear A also comes in a third yellow color option.
Specifications and features of Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A
Nothing Ear and Ear A are equipped with 11mm dynamic drivers. The Nothing Ear has a ceramic membrane, while the Ear A has a PMI + TPU membrane. It also supports up to 45dB ANC and has a Clear mode. It offers multi-point connection so you can pair it with two devices at the same time. These headphones also come with in-ear detection and enable Google Quick Pairing and Microsoft Swift Pairing.
The newly launched headphones are equipped with controls that can be used to control various functions. Both Nothing Ear and Ear A are compatible with the Nothing X app, which allows users to customize their sounds. It also has ChatGPT integration that users can access via pinch-to-speak. Users must have the latest Nothing OS and ChatGPT installed on their Nothing mobile device to access this feature. You can use it to access your existing ChatGPT service.
The Nothing Ear and Ear A headphones each have a 46mAh battery and the charging case has a 500mAh battery. The Nothing Ear is said to offer up to 40.5 hours of battery life on a single charge, while the Nothing Ear offers up to 42.5 hours of playback time under the same conditions. The charging case is equipped with a USB Type-C port.
Nothing Ear headphones have IP54 standards against dust and water splashes, and the charging case has IP55 standards. The Nothing Ear A headphones now have the same certification, but the housing is IPX2 certified. Both headphones support Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity. Nothing Ear A supports SBC, AAC and LDAC codecs and in addition, Nothing Ear also supports LDHC 5.0.
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