Nothing Ear (a) wireless ear buds with Active Noise Cancelling, Bass Enhance Algorithm and up to 42.5 hours of listening time - Black

These are actually a good set of headphones, I primarily use them for work. The sound quality is good both ends of a teams call. Not really used them for music but have had to listen to meetings and training videos lol. They look great and fit in the ear well. Top tip is to only use one at a time when in teams meetings all day and switch between them for each meeting. Stops them ever dying half way through, but that’s not been an issue with these so far anyway. I do like the details in the product too. There is also a great community that has made web apps to control them from windows so don’t need the phone app which is cool.

Great all round sound with a fair soundstage given the technology inside, versatile and coupled with the easy to use EQ app one can easily enjoy all genres of music at the click of a button.Quirky yet cool design as well (if you opt for the yellow ones like me).Well worth £80 spent.Battery life is very good as well.Noise cancelling is more than satisfactory for earbuds - these are the first ANC earbuds I’ve owned as I typically rely on my Sony XM3 over ear headphones for ANC use.Overall 9/10

Excellent quality and performance. Well made. Cool design.They are light weight, but no so much that you forget about them. They are easy to fit my ears using the different size buds provided. The charge is good in the buds and the case. Great that they connect to two Bluetooth devices at once. I can have them on my laptop and my phone. Calls on either device.take priority and music on the other is paused. The app is great to customise the controls. They block out other noise well. I've noticed when my phone is in my pocket, sound can be a bit choppy sometimes. I think it's due to thr BT connection getting interference from me. I didn't expect that at this price point and a short range. When the happens so infrequently they are still great value for money. Other than that they have decent range when out of my pocket and get a good 10-15m without obstructions. Not many external case options at the moment. Hopefully more will come to the market soon. I found a hard silicone clear case, but it was really hars to find.

I recently picked up the Nothing Ear (2024) earbuds, and I’m really impressed with the design and sound quality. The transparent design is unique and visually appealing, and the audio performance is excellent, with punchy bass and clear highs. The Nothing app is intuitive, offering a lot of customization options, including EQ settings to fine-tune the sound to your liking. I also appreciate the ear detection and touch controls that make using the earbuds even more convenient.The noise cancellation, however, isn’t as strong as I expected. Compared to the Sony XM5 or Apple AirPods, it falls a bit short. While it does help to reduce some ambient noise, it doesn’t block out distractions as effectively as those models.Despite the ANC not being the best, everything else about these earbuds is fantastic. They’re comfortable to wear, the charging case is compact and efficient, and the battery life is impressive. Overall, if you’re looking for great sound, solid design, and useful features, these earbuds are definitely worth considering—just keep in mind that the noise cancellation isn’t the best out there.

As a self-confessed audiophile, I buy many sets of headphones and earbuds to gain a balanced view of value for money vs quality. I still value my AirPods Max and AirPods Pro 2 as some of the best ever but I've been eyeing these up for months, mainly due to the exceptional and quirky design. When I spotted them in the Prime sale, that sealed the (£69.99) deal. They are exceptional value for money and produce a clear, crisp and punchy sound, especially for EDM and dance music and they have a very attractive design. The app is also outstanding and has a no nonsense aesthetic which really works and is very, very simple to use. Are they as good as my AirPods Pro 2?...not quite, but they are less than half the price and are actually more appealing design-wise and work seamlessly with all my home audio products, pairing instantaneously unlike some much more expensive buds. To summarise, I'm glad I resisted the temptation to buy them earlier and grabbed a bargain but I also should've bought them earlier as they are excellent!

These sound fantastic. I have Sony xm3 in ear and LG tone free upf9. The xm3s did sound amazing but they were difficult to fit properly and feel comfortable. The LG were my go to as they pop straight in and sound great (less depth). These have blown the LG out the water for sound and are at the very least on par with the Sony on their best fitment (which is difficult to find). They pop in as easily as the LG though which is the key to these in ears. The one caveat is the silicone inserts are rubbish.....but all standard inserts are rubbish. I've never kept the originals and always gone for comfort foam inserts across all options. These are the closest to over ears I've ever heard for bass. The range is excellent and the high volume clarity is on the money. Worth every penny for me. I'll struggle to need my over ears outside a plane now.Oh.... The one under par performance is the noise cancelling. Nowhere near the Sony for me, but I'll play with the settings and see where I end up. Everything else they knock out the park. I love the style as well. Stunning product.