Nothing Ear (1) debuted last year as the startup brand’s first product. The TWS earbuds offer good sound quality and have decent noise cancellation, and an impressive microphone. Recently, the company also launched the Ear (Stick) with a half-in-ear design and a transparent, cylindrical case inspired by lipstick. Now, it seems the brand will soon bring the successor to the Ear (1)— Nothing Ear (2).
Tipster SnoopyTech claims the Nothing Ear (2)’s launch is near. The firm is apparently gearing up to introduce the new TWS earbuds as early as December 2022. The tipster says Nothing will soon make an official announcement regarding the same. However, there’s a possibility that the earbuds may get delayed until early 2023.
A recent report gave us a good at the design and appearance of the upcoming Ear (2). The image shows that both the earbuds and the charging case feature the same transparent design as the previous-generation Ear (1). The case has a plastic module that likely contains all the electronic elements and the battery. The only difference we noticed is the “ear (2)” branding on the stem of the buds instead of the company’s logo.
To recall, the Nothing Ear (1) debuted in 2021 with a transparent design and decent features. It has 11.6mm dynamic drivers and supports AAC and SBC codecs. The TWS earbuds support ANC (active noise cancellation) and also come with a transparency mode that allows users to hear their surroundings. Ear 1 can last up to 5.7 hours on a single charge and a total of 34 hours with the charging case. The case supports USB Type C and Qi wireless charging. The case supports USB Type C and Qi wireless charging. The earbuds debuted with a price tag of $99 but now retail for $150.
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