General Information for Nothing Headsets
Nothing A10600017. Product type: Headset. Connectivity technology: Wireless, Bluetooth. Recommended usage: Music. Weight: 4.5 g. Product colour: Transparent, White
A10600017
Truly authentic sound
When tuning Ear (2), we innovated. Perfecting the path from artist to ear. So that music sounds just as it was intended. A new dual chamber design and our 11.6 mm dynamic driver ensures playback reveals every detail. Transporting you to the recording studio, wherever you are.
Re-engineered brilliance
A mighty refinement. Let Ear (2) tune into you. With a Personal Sound Profile that adjusts the equaliser in real-time so content is optimised just for you. Stay connected to multiple devices at the same time with Dual Connection. And for the clearest calls, weve made our Clear Voice Technology even smarter.
Personalised Active Noise Cancellation
Silence the unwanted noise with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) up to 40 dB. Switch between three levels of ANC or let Ear (2) take control. Adaptive Mode detects distractions in your environment before you do. No need to change the volume. Or take your listening to the
next level with Personalised ANC. Noise cancellation tailored to the exact shape of your ears.
Iconic design
An icon made stronger. Ear (2) is the next chapter of a revolutionary design story. Transparent veneers celebrate the beauty of raw technology and expert craftsmanship. We rebuilt the charging case with a stronger, pressure-resistant material for a premium feel. Now smaller, lighter and sturdier. Still wonderfully original.
Enhanced performance
Always by your side. We optimised Ear (2) so you can enjoy up to 36 hours of music playback with the case. And 8 hours after just 10 minutes of charge. With Low Lag Mode for seamless gaming. Water and sweat resistance. In-ear detection. And so much more.
Power in minutes
Move sooner with fast charging. Get 8 hours of music playback in just 10 minutes with the case. Ear (2) supports up to 2.5W (Qi certified) for wireless charging. No strings attached. Or reverse charge on compatible devices, like Phone (1).
Nothing X app
Everything you need in one place. Switch on noise cancellation thats tailored to the shape of your ears with Personalised ANC. Or let Ear (2) silence the noise for you in Adaptive Mode. Customise settings like EQ and gesture controls. Create your Personal Sound Profile. And get the perfect seal with an Ear Tip Fit Test. A10600017
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Ear (2)
Nothing A10600017. Product type: Headset. Connectivity technology: Wireless, Bluetooth. Recommended usage: Music. Weight: 4.5 g. Product colour: Transparent, White
Initial Release Date: 07/02/2023
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Nothing A10600017 headphones/headset Wireless In-ear Music Bluetooth Transparent, White A10600028 Reviews
Simon - 4 out of 5 Reviewed on digitalspy.com in the United Kingdom on 18 April 2024
Wave goodbye to the Nothing Ear (2) and the Nothing Ear (Stick) and say hello to the Nothing Ear (the numbers are gone, which is both cleaner and a little confusing) and the slightly more affordable Nothing Ear (a), both of which are now available to pre-...
+Detailed and natural sound quality,Lightweight and comfortable,Distinctive transparent design,Loads of app-based customisations-Not the most battery life,Not that different from Ear (2)These make a great argument for themselves as the best-value earbuds in 2024. You'd typically have to pay far more for the sound quality, personalisation features, noise-cancelling and compact design available from the Nothing Ear. The stylish buds are a...
Simon - 4 out of 5 Reviewed on digitalspy.com in the United Kingdom on 14 July 2023
It takes some doing to buy a genuinely bad pair of earbuds in 2023. If you're not paying less than £20 and going with a brand name you've at least vaguely heard about (rather than something on Amazon that feels churned out of a username generator) then we...
+Fantastic sound quality with balance and detail,Distinctive and eye-catching design,Additional features via the app,Comfortable and lightweight-Case may be slightly awkward for some,Battery life could be longer compared to rivals,Slightly more expensive than its predecessorThe second time's the charm when it comes to the Nothing Ear (2). These brilliant buds build on the ideas present in the Ear (1) but elevate them with improved audio capabilities and extra features. You'll see positive reviews from audiophiles and tech fa...
Reviewer - 4 out of 5 Reviewed on techradar.com in the United Kingdom on 13 July 2023
The Nothing Ear (2) are the latest true wireless buds from cool tech brand Nothing, which mixes out-there design with the tech credentials of OnePlus found Carl Pei.The Nothing Ear (2) stick with the same form factor as the Nothing Ear (1), but bring some...
Tom - 5 out of 5 Reviewed on dailystar.co.uk in the United Kingdom on 06 April 2023
We loved Nothing's first attempt at ear buds in the Ear (1) so were excited to try out the follow-up tech.And music lovers looking for a comfy, high performing pair of all-round ear buds at a mid price point will be very happy with these babies.The Ear (2...
We loved Nothing's first attempt at ear buds in the Ear so were excited to try out the follow-up tech.And music lovers looking for a comfy, high performing pair of all-round ear buds at a mid price point will be very happy with these babies.The Ear s boa...
Reviewer - 3 out of 5 Reviewed on whathifi.com in the United Kingdom on 31 March 2023
In the words of the company itself, “Nothing is here to make tech fun again.” With its proclivity for funky, skeletal designs and some distinctive visual marketing, Nothing has certainly become a hard brand to ignore. Established just three years ago, the...
(Image credit: Nothing)We were excited to see whether Nothing could improve on the foundation laid by the solid Ear (1) model. The Ear (2) are a feature-laden, truly stylish pair of wireless earbuds that benefit from intelligent design, but that overly sh...
Samuel - 4 out of 5 Reviewed on theguardian.com in the United Kingdom on 27 March 2023
The Ear 2 are the latest competitively priced earbuds from the London-based tech firm Nothing, which hopes to tempt buyers away from the Apples and Samsungs of this world with novel see-through designs and good sound.The noise-cancelling earbuds cost £129...
+look great, good sound, good value, reasonable noise cancelling, comfortable fit, great call quality, decent controls, Bluetooth 5.3 with multipoint, crossplatform app-disposable, battery life a little shorter and the case a little bigger than the best, noise cancelling struggles with higher tones, no headtracking spatial audio supportThe Ear 2 are a set of fairly refined Bluetooth earbuds with great everyday listening sound and a more interesting look than most rivals, particularly for their competitive price.The noise cancelling reduces the rumbles of the daily commute well enough, b...
Reviewer - 4 out of 5 Reviewed on creativebloq.com in the United Kingdom on 24 March 2023
Welcome to my Nothing Ear (2) review, in which I share my initial thoughts on using the newest earbuds from London-based Nothing. The brand certainly divided opinion with its release of the Nothing Ear earbuds a couple of years ago, with reviews wildly di...
+Crystal clear, lively sound, Unusual design, Improved ANC-Fiddly to put into the case, Below average battery life
Reviewer - 5 out of 5 Reviewed on expertreviews.co.uk in the United Kingdom on 22 March 2023
And given the quality of the Ear (2), it deserves to achieve exactly that. I was sent a pair ahead of launch and they mark a significant step up from their predecessors, the Ear (1). Their sound is much improved, as is the noise cancellation, and they hav...
+Engaging, high-resolution sound, Unique, eye-catching design, Lots of features and customisation options-Battery life with ANC could be better, LHDC 5.0 support is limitedNothing has really upped the ante with the Ear (2). Although the Ear (1) sold well, they lacked the audio chops to truly stand out and were beset by buggy firmware at launch.Nothing has taken that criticism on board and the Ear (2) sound great, with LDHC...