Nothing Ear (Stick) is a recent pair of TWS earbuds from the Carl Pei-led startup. The hearables come with a distinct case that looks like lipstick, which is in line with its name. With a 12.6mm ...

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Nothing is the gig founded by Carl Pei, formerly of OnePlus. The company’s first product was Nothing Ear (1), a strikingly different-looking pair of earbuds which launched in 2021 and whose very name ...

There might be greater curiosity about its smartphone, but TWS have a special place in the story of Nothing, the new initiative Carl Pei settled for after never settling at OnePlus. After all, the ...

Nothing today announced a pair of refreshes to its earbud line. The naming conventions are a touch convoluted here, but the Nothing Ear is an update to the Nothing Ear (2), while the Nothing Ear (a) ...

After teasing an April 18 event earlier this week, Nothing has now officially confirmed plans to launch two new pairs of earbuds – “Nothing Ear” and “Nothing Ear (a).” Since 2021, Nothing has debuted ...

The Nothing Ear (a) are the more affordable of the two new TWS launched by Nothing recently. They are the first TWS from the brand to come with the (a) suffix. In some regards, the Nothing Ear (a) ...

Taylor worked with AP from 2018 to 2025, most recently as Google Editor. We've known for some time that the Nothing Ear 2 were set to be formally announced today — and thanks to some very thorough ...

Nothing screams fashion like black — literally. In accordance with that rule of fashion, Nothing is now selling its Ear 2 wireless earbuds in black as opposed to the standard white versions, a move ...

Since the launch of Nothing's Ear (1), the brand has competed within the busy budget end of the true wireless earbuds market, where hundreds of rivals jostle for second place behind Apple's ubiquitous ...

Say you want to wear headphones, but still be aware of your surroundings. That means using a transparency mode on a regular set of earbuds, or a set like the Apple AirPods 4 that don’t seal in your ...