Nothing – a relatively new company with only three products launched so far – is developing a sub-brand called Particles By XO, as per a December 2022 report by 91Mobiles. The report also included renders of the sub-brand’s first true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds. Now, the same unnamed hearables have been spotted on the Bluetooth SIG website, hinting at a nearby launch. Let’s look at the available details.

Nothing is already scheduled to launch the successor of the original Ear (1) in the global market on March 22. They are expected to follow the same design language as the original model, flaunting a transparent body and charging case. The Carl Pei-led company may soon launch another set of wireless earbuds but under its alleged sub-brand, Particles by XO.

The earbuds have been spotted on the Bluetooth SIG website today by the folks at 91Mobiles. The listing lacks substantial details, other than confirming that the earphones will be equipped with Bluetooth 5.2 and are assigned the model number B154.

Developer Kuba Wojciechowski discovered that model number B154 is allegedly linked to a pair of peculiar-looking true wireless earbuds with an unusual bulbous shape. Wojciechowski reportedly discovered images of the earbuds, as well as the branding “Particles by XO,” listed as a product made by Nothing in firmware obtained from the company’s servers.

As depicted in the image, the earbuds from Particles by XO have a distinctive L-shaped design, which should mean that they will be oriented upwards when inserted into the ear. These earbuds are like the eccentric cousin in Nothing’s family of semi-transparent earbuds with their wacky peanut-shaped design. But don’t be fooled by their odd appearance because they could potentially be in the elite TWS club with features like LHDC and ANC support.

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Nothing is expected to launch its sub-brand called ‘Particles by XO’. It was listed as made by Nothing in a firmware. Tipster Kuba Wojciechowski shared this information 91Mobiles. Particles by XO has also been registered as a trademark in the US under the earphones and headphones category. The publication has also shared renders giving us a look at the TWS earphones. 

It’s unclear whether the upcoming earbuds from the Nothing sub-brand will be dubbed XO or Particles by XO. As seen in the renders the upcoming audio device has a unique peanut-shaped design. It looks slightly similar to the Sony LinkBuds. The TWS earbuds feature an in-ear design with silicone ear tips. Due to the L-shaped form factor, the body will be facing upwards when placed in the ear. The design looks minimalistic but not transparent like the Nothing Ear (1). The audio device is expected to come in a puck-shaped charging case. 

Apart from the renders, the firmware from Nothing’s servers confirms that the TWS earbuds Low Latency High-Definition Audio Codec (LHDAC) and active noise cancellation (ANC). 

Going by the design, the upcoming earbuds from the Nothing sub-brand could be aimed at a fashion-centric audience. The company launched the Nothing Ear (stick) with a lipstick-style TWS earphones case in October.

The Carl Pei-helmed company is gearing up to announce a new product in the US very soon based on a recent tweet. Hence we will learn more details in the coming days. 

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