One of the brands that have made a splash in the technology world, Nothing, has introduced its first “open ear” wireless headphone model, Nothing Ear (Open). This headphone, which draws attention with its design that allows you to hear surrounding sounds, appeals to many users in terms of both design and performance. Here are the details about the design and features of this interesting model…
How will you hear everything with Nothing Ear (Open) where you can hear everything?
Nothing Ear (open), as its name suggests, comes with an open ear design. This design, which does not fit perfectly into the ear canal, allows for the hearing of surrounding sounds, and is considered an ideal model for activities such as cycling and running that require safety and awareness. In this way, you do not disconnect from your surroundings while listening to music.
Nothing Ear (Open) guarantees high sound quality thanks to 14.2 mm drivers in each earbud. The company says these drivers are specially designed to minimize sound leakage and provide a rich, deep sound experience. In addition, the headset filters out external noise through two microphones equipped with Clear Voice Technology 3.0, providing a clearer conversation experience.
This new model, which keeps up with modern technology, provides a fast and stable connection with Bluetooth 5.3. It also offers AAC and SBC codec support, guaranteeing high-quality sound transmission. It offers an uninterrupted experience to its users thanks to its ability to connect to multiple devices simultaneously and its fast switching feature between devices.
Offering up to eight hours of continuous music listening, Nothing Ear (Open) offers up to thirty hours of usage with the charging case. Moreover, it provides two hours of usage with just ten minutes of quick charging. Drawing attention with its lightweight structure, the headset weighs 8.1 grams and is supported by a three-point balancing system and silicone hooks for a comfortable fit in the ear.
Nothing Ear (Open) will be available for pre-order on September 24 and will be available worldwide on October 1. With a starting price of $149, this headset is an ideal option for those looking for comfort and sound quality together.
So what do you think about this new device designed as an “open ear” wireless headphone model? What did you think of its features and design? You can share your opinions in the comments section below…
