Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A launch in India on Thursday, April 18. Nothing’s new true wireless earbuds support active noise cancellation (ANC) and Bluetooth connectivity. The Nothing Ear is claimed to offer up to 40.5 hours of total battery life, while the Ear A is claimed to offer up to 42.5 hours of total playback time. Both the charging case and earbuds feature the brand’s signature transparent design. They also feature in-ear detection and support dual connectivity.

Earless, Earless price, availability in India

Nothing Ear is priced in India at Rs. 11,999 while Nothing Ear A is priced at Rs 11,999. 7,999. Both earphones will be available for purchase in the country via Flipkart starting April 22. The headphones are available for pre-order today.

Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A are available in black or white. However, Ear A also offers a third yellow option.

Nothing Ear, Nothing Ear A Specifications, Features

Both the Nothing Ear and Ear A feature 11mm dynamic drivers. The Nothing Ear uses a ceramic diaphragm, while the Ear A uses a PMI + TPU diaphragm. They also support up to 45dB ANC and include a transparency mode. They offer multipoint connectivity, meaning they can be paired with two devices at the same time. The headphones also come with in-ear detection and allow for Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair.

The newly launched earphones come with pinch controls that can be used to control different functions. Both the Nothing Ear and Ear A are compatible with the Nothing X app, where users can customize their sounds.

The Nothing Ear and Ear A earphones each come with a 46mAh battery, while the charging case comes with a 500mAh battery. The Nothing Ear and charging case are said to have a total battery life of up to 40.5 hours on a single charge, while the Nothing Ear A is said to have a total playtime of up to 42.5 hours under similar conditions.

The Nothing Ear earbuds are IP54 dust and splash resistant, and the charging case is IP55 rated. The Nothing Ear A earbuds, meanwhile, have the same certification but with an IPX2-rated housing. Both headphones also support Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity. Nothing Ear A supports SBC, AAC and LDAC codecs, and Nothing Ear also supports LDHC 5.0.