British consumer technology brand Nothing has confirmed that it will launch its next-generation wireless earbuds Nothing Ear along with the more affordable Nothing Ear (a) on April 18.
Apart from the name, Nothing has not yet revealed much about the upcoming earbuds. However, according to reports, both products will get features such as dual-point connectivity and active noise cancelation (ANC).
Here is a roundup of all the expected specifications of Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear (a).
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Nothing Ear: Expected specifications
The more premium offering by the brand, the Nothing Ear, is expected to be available in black and white colours. Offering multipoint connectivity and ANC, the earbuds will likely provide up to seven and a half hours of play time (with ANC disabled), which will increase to a total of 33 hours when coupled with the charging case. According to a report by Android Authority, the upcoming Nothing Ear wireless earbuds will likely support quick charging, offering 10 hours of usage on a 10-minute charge.
Nothing Ear (a): Expected specifications
According to reports, the Nothing Ear (a) will be the company’s more affordable offering. However, it is expected to carry some of the features from its elder sibling, such as ANC. The Nothing Ear (a) will likely offer up to 8 hours of playback time with ANC turned off and up to 38 hours with the charging case.
In addition to the standard black and white colours, the Nothing Ear (a) will also be available in yellow colour, according to the report.
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