▲ Screenshot of Nothing’s official website

Compared to the white model, the new Nothing Ear (2) headphones are all black in the earbud part, the earphone handle is made of transparent acrylic, complemented by red accents, printed with the Nothing Ear (2), and the overall design ID is expected to be the same as the Nothing Phone (2) black model.

▲ Nothing Ear (2) wireless headset black

As for the specifications, Nothing Ear (2) weighs only 4.5g in one ear, with 11.6mm custom drivers, active noise cancellation depth of 40dB, support for ambient sound adaptive mode and personalized active noise cancellation. Officially, the headphones can last up to 36 hours with the charging case, 10 hours with 8 minutes of charging, and support 2.5W (Qi certification) wireless charging.

▲ Nothing Ear（Stick）

The Nothing Ear (Stick) was released in October last year and also features a transparent case design and is priced at $99 (currently about RMB 718). The product was released in October last year, the same transparent shell design, priced at $99 (currently about RMB 718).

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Foreign media GSMArena now released the second generation of black Nothing Ear (2) earphones, let’s take a look together.

The newest version of the newest model, the Nothing Ear, will be released soon.
The newest version of the Nothing Ear (2) will be released soon.

The design of the black Nothing Ear (2) earphones is the same as the white model, both made of transparent acrylic, and the color is the same as the black model of the Nothing Phone (2), thus matching the design of the previous ID.

▲ Photo by GSMArena

In fact, the initial Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear (2) are only very slightly different in appearance, and the main point of product upgrade is mainly focused on the internal, Nothing Ear (2) enhanced active noise cancellation and improved sound quality, and also has an additional “personal profile” function, which can It also has an additional “personal profile” feature that enhances the user’s usual music listening experience.

The earphones are priced at $149, which is $50 more expensive than the first generation.

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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”.

All images above via The Verge

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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The new version optimizes the lock screen and AOD screen display, and adds support for Ear(2), allowing Nothing Phone users to use Ear(2) on their devices and experience enhanced audio quality. A new memory management algorithm is one of the major improvements, reducing app restart time by more than 35%, achieving lower CPU power and extending overall battery life.

The new version also fixes several bugs, including anomalies in night mode, flickering AOD charging alerts, WhatsApp’s glyph light not displaying when a call comes in, YouTube videos freezing when playing, and Quick Look widgets not displaying weather data.

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Nothing has already launched its first smartphone, the Nothing Phone 1, and its first in-ear headphones, the Nothing Ear Stick, both of which appealed to consumers with their unique transparent designs and affordable prices. Both products have caught the eye of consumers with their unique transparent designs and affordable prices. Nothing has since increased the price of the Ear Stick and Phone 1, reportedly due to rising costs.

At the moment, there’s not much concrete information about Ear 2. According to the previously revealed renders, Ear 2 may follow the design of Ear 1, but with some optimization in the details. In addition, In the launch teaser poster, there is also a rhinoceros beetle and a transparent charging box-like object, which also implies that the new headphones continue to use a transparent design.

In addition to the Ear 2, Nothing may also launch a speaker product. However, there is no mention of other products in the launch trailer. Only the slogans “better sound” and “more clarity” are used on the website and social media.

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Although the technical details of this pair of earbuds are not available, we will settle for the design while waiting for more reveals. Visually, the coming pair of earbuds look the same as their predecessor, with only a few details to tell them apart. One such detail is the logo on the earbud pair that reads ear (2). A closer look at the renders shows that this coming pair will have a pinch control on its stem, which isn’t available on the Nothing Ear (1).

Read also: Nothing Head (1) concept headphones design make its appearance on the internet.

Also, the casing of the Nothing Ear (2) as shown from the product rendering is similar to that of the Ear (1). We can also see from the renders that the transparent design carries through this coming earbud pair and its casing. Lastly, we expect this coming earbuds pair to be a bit lighter than their predecessor, which weighs about 4.7g.

Carl Pei’s company on its part is gearing up to launch the Nothing Ear (Stick) on October 26, this will be the second entry into their audio product line-up. The launch date and actual specifications of the coming Nothing Ear (2) are not available at this time. More details of this coming product will be made public by leaks and rumours to roll out in the coming weeks.

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