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

the Ears are some of the best wireless in-ears I've owned. The equalizer, sound personalisation and bass boost are welcome features that actually manage to squeeze some good sound quality out of its drivers, and can compete with some quality IEMs when tuned to be more neutral.Coming from the 1st gen Airpod Pros, the battery life is much better and sound quality is superior (even when noise cancelling on the Ears isn't active, which isn't the case for the Airpods)The case is portable enough and charges fast, as do the earbuds.The included ear tips are nice and I haven't felt the need to look for aftermarket onesThe sound and fit of them isn't as fatiguing as other earbuds I've tried and they're fine to wear for extended periods

Easily the best pair of earbuds I’ve ever used. The 11mm drivers deliver the most bass heavy response without distorting the mids or highs. Excellent product design, the earbuds and the case look fantastic and they’re super easy to use - great connectivity and a brilliantly designed app, making it great to navigate and use for equaliser settings. It’s very comfortable to wear and lightweight, my only two gripes would be they don’t always stay put when on the go and the noise cancelling could be a bit better, but overall you won’t regret buying these.

Why did you choose this product over others?:I bought these as a temporary replacement for AirPods which went through the wash while waiting for Apple to release a new model and I’m fairly impressed. They aren’t as good as AirPods Pro, but they’re also a lot cheaper. The design is nice and they fit well in my ear. The box is a bit more clunky than Apple’s both in terms of size and also how you put the headphones back, but it’s okay. Sound quality is really good. I love how the bass sounds, great for electronic music, it’s almost like there’s a subwoofer or something. Very fun. Noise cancellation is average, AirPods are much better here. It works ok in still environments but if there’s wind, it picks up quite a lot of noise and starts to sometimes disable the NC altogether, I guess to avoid excess noise. With my iPhone I’ve noticed that they don’t perform well in busy environments, the audio glitches a lot. AirPods do this a bit but it’s much worse here. I guess this might just be a general Bluetooth thing but worth mentioning. Connection is stable otherwise, you can connect two devices too - obviously not quite as easy as switching between Apple devices with AirPods, but workable. Overall, for the price I paid I’m pretty happy. I’ll be going back to the next AirPods Pro as I’m an Apple user and the integration is second to none and I miss the NC, but these are great for now.

I have been using these for a few months now and have found them to be an excellent set of in ears coupled with a fantastic app that offers plenty of customisation and excellent EQ. Sound quality is up there with in ears I've owned that cost twice the price, noise cancelling is good but not up there with Bose and Sony but it's performs well considering the price jump to those. Fit is is great I was dubious about the plastic case but over 6 months it looks great and has given me no issues. Overall a no brainer at this price.

Probably the best wireless headphones I have ever used, and I have used everything from Bose and Sony to Sennheiser and Shure.The sound quality out of the box is pretty good, crisp and clear with solid bass, but the real magic comes from the Nothing X app. It tunes the headphones to your personal hearing, and can adjust/test the noise cancelling so that once dialed in you can hear better at lower volume and retain music clarity.The hardware is also excellent with a great looking design, fast charging of both the headphones themselves and their case. The battery life is decent if unremarkable in my experience, but that's a price worth paying for the rest of the package.

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.