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Watch the Nothing Ear (2) launch

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Michail 22 March 2023

Nothing Mobile accessories

It’s a big day for Nothing Tech with the launch of its latest wireless earphones – the Nothing Ear (2). The livestream for the event is set to start at 3PM GMT time and you can tune in via the embedded video below.

The event will be hosted by Carl Pei and it also will feature Marques Brownlee aka MKBHD. Nothing already confirmed some of the Ear (2) key specs which include support for the LHDC Audio 5.0 hi-res audio streaming codec, an IP54 rating for dust and water splashes.

Previous rumors suggest Ear (2) will offer personalized active noise cancelation (ANC) and their design will be nearly identical to the Nothing Ear (1) from last year. Keep an eye out on our homepage after the event for all details on the Nothing Ear (2) buds.

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  • Anonymous
  • fCC
  • 22 Mar 2023

Nothing special here. Just another buds

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  • HopeFilledIdiot
  • 7kp
  • 22 Mar 2023

9,999 INR Pretty steep of a price point. If they're willing to put it up there, it must mean that they've ironed out the audio quality right? And that "Cameo" lasted no more than 10 seconds lmao

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  • jm$
  • 22 Mar 2023

Yeah, the sound was a huge complaint with the first one. It wasn’t good at all imo. Although I heard that this new one supports the Bluetooth equivalent of a FLAC file from what I’ve read in another article on GSMArena? I could be wrong.

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