Nothing has confirmed the launch of Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A on April 18, but before its official release, leaked renders of the upcoming truly wireless stereo have surfaced online, along with pricing and description. The renders suggest that the TWS will have a transparent or semi-transparent design variant along with a design similar to its predecessor. Moreover, the Nothing Ear A is expected to come with 45dB of active noise cancellation and added IP54 protection.
Nothing Ear A and Ear Renders Leak
The renowned tipster Ishan Agarwal shared the alleged renders, pricing, and specifications of the Nothing Ear and Ear A on X. The images reveal a design that particularly resembles Nothing’s previous wireless earbuds with a semi-transparent case and stem. The common Nothing Ear A models come in black, white, and yellow, and the Nothing Ear variants come in black and white.
The renders show the “Nothing” branding on the stem, with red and white dots indicating the left and right sides, as seen in the previous version. As stated by the tipster, the upcoming Nothing Ear A will be sold for EUR 99, translating to roughly ₹8,000. The headphones will feature up to 45dB of active noise canceling and dual connectivity.
Finally, it is speculated that they might offer a battery life of up to 8 hours with ANC turned off and come with IP54 water resistance. The information provided earlier gives these details more clarity. On the other hand, the Nothing Ear is said to retail at EUR 149 and the tipster mentions that the earbuds could be launched at below INR 9,999 in India. On April 18, nothing is expected to launch Ear A and Ear TWS.
Currently, the UK-based company offers three audio products including Nothing Ear 1, Ear 2, and Ear Stick. With the upcoming Ear A’s launch, the company is rebranding the product’s naming convention. Expectedly, the Nothing Ear would be more premium compared to the current Nothing Ear 2, which is priced at INR 9,999.
FAQs
What distinguishes Nothing Ear A from Nothing Ear?
Nothing Ear A is rumored to feature active noise cancellation (ANC) of up to 45dB and an IP54-rated build, while specific details about Nothing Ear’s features have not been disclosed.
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When will Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A be officially unveiled?
Both Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A are scheduled to be announced on April 18, according to the latest information.
