Nothing ear (1) with ANC, 34 hours battery life and transparent design launched at Rs 5,999, to go on sale next month

London-based technology brand Nothing has introduced its much-awaited true-wireless earbuds called Nothing ear (1).

The earbuds from the company take a new approach on the TWS earbuds design in the form of transparent design. Both The earbuds and the case are completely transparent and most internals are clearly visible with naked eyes.

Other features of the earbuds include active noise cancellation, 34 hours battery life, fast charging support and more.

Nothing ear (1): Pricing and availability
Nothing has priced the earbuds very attractively at Rs 5,999. Nothing ear (1) will be available in India from August 17 at 12:00 IST on Flipkart.

Nothing ear (1): Features and specifications
Nothing has put an extra emphasis on the design of the earbuds. The earbuds, as mentioned, features a transparent design philosophy and the entire parts like microphones, magnets, circuit board are clearly visible inside the transparent casing. Ear (1) is a lightweight earbud and weighs just 4.7 grams.

The TWS earbuds from Nothing features an 11.6mm driver that according to the company is tuned to produce balanced bass, mid and treble output. For connectivity, the earbuds get Bluetooth 5.2.

Nothing ear (1) also comes with Active Noise Cancellation feature. It offers two levels of ANC along with the Transparency mode. The earbuds also feature Clear Voice Technology which claims to offer clear call quality by canceling out unnecessary distractions like wind noise.

In terms of battery life, the ear (1) are rated to deliver around 5.7 hours of listening time and 34 hours including the case. It also supports ultra-fast charging where 10 minutes of charge of the case can deliver up to 8 hours of listening time. The case also supports wireless charging.

In addition to that, the ear (1) also comes with support for the Nothing app which allows users to use features like Find My Earbuds, choose preset equalisers, adjust ANC level and touch controls.

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