Startup headed by Carl Pei, Nothing has launched its fourth product: The Ear (2) earbuds. After the Ear (1) and Ear (stick), this is the third set of wireless earbuds to be released. The Ear (2) provides dual connectivity, a unique sound profile, and other features in a similarly eye-catching style. The most costly earphones from Nothing are described in these ten details.
- What is the cost of Nothing Ear (2), and where will they be available?
Ear (2) are more expensive than Ear (1) and Ear (stick) at Rs 9,999 each. Starting on March 28 at noon, the earbuds will be available on Flipkart, Myntra, and in a few online stores.
- What about the battery life of Ear (2)?
Regarding battery life, Ear (2) may play music for up to 36 hours following a complete charge of the charging case (with ANC turned off).
- Does this earbud support fast charge and wireless charging?
Yes, it can offer up to 8 hours on a 10-minute charge when using rapid charge. In addition, Ear (2) can reverse charge compatible devices like the Nothing Phone (1) and supports wireless charging up to 2.5W.
- What are the connectivity options on the Ear (2)?
Microsoft Swift Pair and Google Fast Pair are supported by Ear (2) on Windows and Android devices, respectively.
- Does it offer multi-device connectivity?
Yes, Ear (2) supports Dual Connection. Users can connect to two devices simultaneously and alternate between accepting calls and playing music.
- What audio features does Ear (2) bring?
Ear (2) are equipped with LHDC 5.0 technology and Hi-Res Audio certification. The LHDC 5.0 codec technology ensures precise audio details and can transmit data at up to 1 Mbps at frequencies as high as 24 bit/192 kHz.
- Has it improved over Ear (1) active noise cancellation?
Nothing asserts that the earbuds include active noise cancellation that can reduce noise by up to 40 dB, which is superior to Ear (1).
- What other features does Ear (2) have?
The ability for users to generate a personalized sound profile using their hearing ID is one of Ear (2) ‘s standout features. The Nothing X app offers a hearing test that matches the user’s hearing to the equalizer levels in real time for the best listening experience.
- Are the Ear (2) water-resistant?
Yes, Ear (2) has earbuds that are water-resistant to IP54 standards and a charging case that is water-resistant to IP55 standards.
- What are the Ear (2) key specifications?
An 11mm bespoke driver in the Ear (2) earbuds produces strong bass and better overall sound quality.