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The Nothing Ear 2 TWS earbuds have been launched in India

Nothing Ear (2) with ANC, up to 36-hour battery life launched in India

The Nothing Ear 2 TWS earbuds have been launched in India

The Nothing Ear 2 TWS earbuds have been launched in India. The wireless earphones offer active noise cancellation of up to 40dB and use Bluetooth 5.3 for connectivity, supporting the new LHDC 5.0 codec. They also have a transparent casing and IP54 rating for sweat and water resistance. The earphones are powered by 11.6mm customised drivers and each earpiece houses three AI-backed microphones. They can be paired with both Android and iOS devices via the Nothing X app and feature squeeze controls on the stem, which can be customised through the paired app. There is a 33mAh battery inside each earpiece and a 485mAh battery inside the charging case, providing up to 36 hours of music playback on a single charge with ANC turned off. Nothing Ear 2s are priced at ₹9,999 in India and will go on sale on 28 March via Flipkart, Myntra, and offline retailers.

Nothing is all set to launch its third earbuds, the Nothing Ear (2) on the 22nd of March. 

 Nothing Ear (2) launch on March 22, here’s how to watch the live stream

Nothing is all set to launch its third earbuds, the Nothing Ear (2) on the 22nd of March.

Nothing is all set to launch its third earbuds, the Nothing Ear (2) on the 22nd of March. The event will be streamed live on Nothing&rsquo;s official website and YouTube channel at 8:30 PM in India. The Nothing Ear (2) is expected to have a similar design to its predecessor, the Nothing Ear (1) with improvements in its functions including better audio, features and ANC. Nothing could also reveal the price for the Nothing Ear (2) at the event. &nbsp;

The new Nothing Ear (stick) earbuds grab eyeballs thanks to their stylish case with a twist-to-open mechanism. But, do they justify a higher price than the Ear (1)? Find out in our review!

Nothing Ear (stick) review: Made for the style-conscious

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The new Nothing Ear (stick) earbuds grab eyeballs thanks to their stylish case with a twist-to-open mechanism. But, do they justify a higher price than the Ear (1)? Find out in our review!

From exposed internals to embedded light shows, Nothing surely knows a thing or two about standout designs.&nbsp;
Take their latest earbuds, for instance. They are called the Nothing Ear (stick), and they too are designed to grab eyeballs.&nbsp;
However, these new earbuds coexist with the Nothing Ear 1s, which offer active noise cancellation (ANC) and wireless charging, that these do not have.
Design
Carrying forward Nothing&rsquo;s design theme, the Ear (stick)&rsquo;s cylindrical case is also transparent. What makes it cool, however, is its twist to open mechanism. The case also has an exposed soft touch plastic area, which feels nice but can be stained quite easily.
There&rsquo;s a single LED on the case that indicates the battery levels of both the case and the earbuds. The overall weight of the device is quite light. But, since the case is cylindrical, it always sticks out of your jeans pocket.&nbsp;
At first glance, the buds themselves look exactly like the Ear 1s&mdash;well, until you turn them around. The Ear Sticks do not have silicon ear tips, but instead, have the open ear design that you&rsquo;d find on the AirPods. &nbsp;
This means that the fit is non-customisable. I found the fit to be average at best, but one of my colleagues was really happy with it. So, it will depend greatly on the size and shape of your ears.&nbsp;
The buds also come with an IP54 rating for added durability, which means that they should be protected against some moisture and the odd splashes of water.&nbsp;
Connectivity
The earbuds have Bluetooth 5.2 and they connect with both Android and iOS via the Nothing X companion app. If you have the Nothing Phone (1), the support for these earbuds is baked into the software.
The buds also support Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair for quick connectivity with Android and Windows devices.
The Nothing X app is really well laid out. It is quite minimalist, with everything presented clearly.&nbsp;
You get two tabs on the homepage which give you access to most of the features you&rsquo;d want. Then, you can head over to settings to see if there&rsquo;s a software update for the buds.&nbsp;
These buds only support two codecs, SBC and AAC. The absence of higher-res LDHC and aptX codecs is quite surprising on a pair of earbuds that are priced at a premium.
Controls
The simple controls are one of the best things about the Ear (stick). Nothing has provided pressure sensitive controls on each stem, and they work like a charm.&nbsp;
A thoughtful touch is that the pressure sensor area is slightly recessed on each stem. So, it can be easily located when worn.
I also like the fact that everything is controlled through squeeze gestures, and you don't have to awkwardly swipe on the stem to control the volume like on some other earbuds. Gesture control customization is also available through the companion app.
The Nothing Ear Sticks also feature ear detection, which pauses or plays media quite seamlessly.
Audio &amp; Call Quality
So, these earbuds are pretty good at a lot of things, but audio quality is what makes or breaks an audio device. Let's talk about it, then.&nbsp;
The Ear Sticks have 12.6mm drivers in earbuds which have been developed by Nothing, unlike the over the shelf drivers of the Ear 1s.
However, the sound output of the Ear Sticks is quite closely matched to that of the Ear 1s. The ear sticks definitely have a slightly boosted bass, but the difference is quite subtle.&nbsp;
Overall, I quite liked the audio output of these earbuds, especially in the balanced and more bass EQ settings. The mids and the highs never sounded muffled, despite there being a slight emphasis on bass. The instrument separation over a wide variety of genres was also quite impressive.&nbsp;
If you don't love your ears and like to listen to music at full blast, these buds would still keep you happy thanks to their high peak volume.
But, do keep in mind that these have an open ear design, which means that the overall audio experience will be less immersive compared to standard earbuds with silicon tips. It&rsquo;s basically the experience you get with transparency mode enabled all the time.
The call quality through the in-built mic was pretty decent. While the caller could hear my voice clearly, the traffic and wind noise did seep in. So I do believe that environmental noise cancellation could have been better in calls.
Battery Life
The Ear Sticks are claimed to offer up to 7 hours of battery life per earbuds, while the charging case adds another 22 hours of playback time. This claim was about right in my experience.
These buds charge via USB-C and just 10 minutes of charging provides up to 2 hours of listening time, which is quite handy.
Wireless charging is absent here, which does make sense keeping the shape of the case in mind. However, the Ear 1s do have it, so that&rsquo;s that.&nbsp;
Verdict
The Nothing Ear (stick) are pretty solid earbuds in isolation. They are very stylish and sound pretty great as well.&nbsp;
But the fact that Nothing Ear 1s exist makes things awkward. You see, the Ear 1s get active noise cancellation and wireless charging, while costing less than Nothing Ear (stick) at the time of writing this review.
At the end of the day, the Nothing Ear Sticks are made for a niche audience that values style and prefers an open ear design. If you are one of those people, then this device should keep you quite happy.
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Before the Ear (stick) came out, Nothing raised the price of the Ear (1) by 50 percent everywhere except in India.

Nothing Ear (stick) gets a discount for Phone (1) and Ear (1) users

Before the Ear (stick) came out, Nothing raised the price of the Ear (1) by 50 percent everywhere except in India.

People in India who already own a Nothing device, such as a Nothing Phone (1) or Nothing Ear (1), will receive a ₹1,000 discount on the forthcoming Nothing Ear (stick).
This will result in a price reduction to ₹7,499. The usual price of the Nothing Ear stick in India is ₹8,499, the same as the black version of the Ear (1), and higher than the white version of the Ear (1), which costs ₹7,299.
Prior to the launch of the Ear (stick), the business increased the price of the Ear (1) by 50 percent globally but not in India.
The Ear (stick) TWS earphones offer up to seven hours of listening time and three hours of talk time on a single charge. With the charging case, they provide up to 29 hours of listening time and up to 12 hours of speaking time.
Active noise cancellation and removable silicon ear tips are two major features that the Ear (stick) buds lack in comparison to the Ear (1).
Regardless, the aforementioned promotion will be available on Flipkart on November 14 and 17.
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Active noise cancellation and swappable silicon ear tips are the things that the Nothing Ear (Stick) buds do not borrow from the Ear 1s.

Nothing Ear (Stick) TWS earbuds launched in India

Active noise cancellation and swappable silicon ear tips are the things that the Nothing Ear (Stick) buds do not borrow from the Ear 1s.

The Nothing Ear (Stick) TWS earbuds have been launched in India at ₹8,499. They will go on sale in the country on November 4 via Flipkart. &nbsp;
In terms of features, the Nothing Ear (Stick) buds weigh only 4.4d and have an IP54 dust- and water-resistant protection.
Newly released Nothing Ear (Stick) TWS earbuds also have a 12.6mm dynamic driver with PEN (Polyethylene Naphthalate) and PU diaphagram.
On the audio front, the Nothing Ear (Stick) earbuds have the company's Clear Voice technology, which utilises three high-definition microphones and a sophisticated algorithm to analyse over one million noises for wind-proof and crowd-proof calls. In addition, the device includes a bass lock function for a more personalised listening experience.
The newly released wearable supports Google's Fast Pair technology and Microsoft's Swift Pair technology for connectivity. While the Fast Pair function is compatible with Android 6.0 Marshmallow and later or Google Play Service version 11.7 and later, the Swift Pair feature is compatible with Windows 10 and Windows version 1803 and later.
Nothing states that its Ear (Stick) earbuds provide up to seven hours of listening time and up to three hours of conversation time on a single charge. They give up to 29 hours of listening time and up to 12 hours of speaking time with the charging case.&nbsp;
On the other hand, the big features that the Ear (Stick) buds are missing compared to the Ear 1s are active noise cancellation and interchangeable silicon ear tips.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/nothing-phone-1-review-a-glowing-debut-1659609631624">Nothing Phone 1 Review</a>

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