These Nothing Wireless Earbuds Are at Their Lowest Price Ever

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The Nothing Ear wireless earbuds are currently $144, down from $159—their lowest price ever, according to price trackers. They work with Bluetooth 5.3 and support high-quality codecs like LDAC, so you get clear, detailed audio, especially on Android devices. They also feature multipoint pairing, allowing you to connect with up to two devices at once. Battery life is a little over 5 hours with ANC on (eight with it off) plus an additional 18 hours with ANC (or up to 32 hours without it) from the charging case. Speaking of, charging is handled via USB-C, using the included cable or wireless charging, though it’s a bit slow at 2.5W.

Sound-wise, the earbuds' 11mm ceramic drivers, paired with two vents for improved airflow and bass, deliver rich sound across a frequency range of 20Hz to 20kHz. Reviews note the bass is full and distortion-free even at higher volumes. If you like to customize your audio, the companion app offers an eight-band EQ, or you can choose from sound presets. The noise cancellation is good enough to cut out low-frequency sounds like the buzz of a crowded restaurant (though some mids and highs still sneak through).

The on-earbud controls allow you to manage playback, take calls, and switch between ANC and transparency modes with a pinch (customizable via the app). If you’re using the latest Nothing OS and have ChatGPT, there’s also a pinch-to-speak feature that lets you interact directly with the AI, turning the earbuds into a smart assistant.

The buds have an IP54 rating, making them dust-resistant and able to handle light rain or sweat. The charging case, rated IP55, offers the same dust resistance as the earbuds, but is prone to scratches, or so notes this PCMag review. If you need something more durable, you might want to check out the IP68-rated Jabra Elite 8 Active ($193.75), and if you need better ANC, the Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 NC earphones make for a great alternative at $69.99 (down from $99.99).

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