Nothing Ear (2) appearance is not much adjustment, more focused on the internal upgrade optimization. The first is based on the Ear (1) user feedback, to solve some of the pain points of the first generation, followed by enhanced active noise cancellation function, to bring more excellent sound quality experience.

Nothing Ear (2) introduces Adaptive Transparency, similar to AirPods Pro 2, which adjusts noise cancellation in real time based on ambient sound conditions.

In terms of sound quality, Nothing has added Hi-Res Audio certification and LHDC 5.0, a low-latency audio codec, to provide a better sound experience for the wearer. There’s also an 11.6mm driver and a “dual-chamber” design for better sound quality and “smoother airflow”.

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In terms of battery life, with the charging case and active noise cancellation turned off, you can play for 36 hours on a full charge. The earphones are IP54 waterproof, so regular sweat and other scenarios won’t affect them.

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Nothing Ear (2) placed the noise-canceling microphone on the top of the earphone handle, and added a new decoration to the headphone handle, and printed the “Nothing Ear (2)” LOGO.

The earphone is equipped with 11.6mm speakers and supports hybrid ANC (Active Noise Cancellation). Each earphone weighs 4.5g and supports IP54 dustproof and waterproof ratings. The battery life of a single earphone is about 6 hours, and the overall battery life is 36 hours.

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Nothing launched the Nothing Phone(1) smartphone in July this year in more than 40 markets around the world, including countries/regions in the UK, Japan, India and continental Europe. At the time, the company said it had no plans to widely release the Nothing Phone (1) in the United States.

Speaking about the Nothing Phone (2), Pei Yu said the company’s efforts are now focused on improving the Nothing Phone (1) and providing a better experience for users. So consumers may not see a successor model in the near future.

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