Product Description
Transparent Design
Boxed in a transparent case, the Nothing ear observance (1) Earbuds transude style. And the transparent design allows you to keep an eye on your earbuds at all times.
Pure Sound, Precisely Tuned
You can enjoy an immersive audio experience with these earbuds, thanks to their large11.6 mm dynamic motorist. erected with a spacious air chamber, the content expands to deliver high- quality sound. also, the software and tackle factors have been precisely picked to insure remarkable bass, medial, and treble performance. And, thanks to these earbuds’ stable and dependable Bluetooth5.2 connectivity, your wo does not miss a single note.
Does the Nothing Ear 1 have a better design than the Air Pods Pro?

Nothing appears to have taken some Comfort from the Apple Air Pods Pro in the design department, with a veritably analogous sense and shape. In your cognizance, it’s nearly insolvable to tell the headsets piecemeal. At only4.7 g, each Nothing observance 1 earbud is slightly lighter than the5.4 g Air Pods Pro earbuds, though both are so comfortable you ’ll presumably forget you ’re wearing any earbuds at all.
The Nothing observance 1 is available in white or black, whereas the ear Pro is still only available in a white colour option. While both sets of earbuds come with multiple different observance tip sizes, only the ear Pro features an observance tip fit test(iOS only).
How do you control the Nothing Ear 1 and the Air Pods Pro?
Both the Nothing observance 1 and Ear Pro point onboard touch controls, but the prosecution varies. With the Nothing observance 1, you can control playback via a sequence of gates or swipes on the earbud. Double or triadic- tapping controls music playback and answering calls, while swiping up or down on the stem controls volume. You can acclimate some of the onboard controls from within the companion app(iOS/ Android), so you can spark ANC or go back to the former song directly from the earbuds if you so choose.
Do Nothing or Apple’s earbuds have better battery life?
In our testing of nonstop music playback peaking at 75dB( SPL), the ear Pro lasted 5 hours, 6 twinkles and this betters the Nothing observance 1, which lasted 4 hours, 28 twinkles. Combined with the charging case, you can get up to 24 hours of total listening from the ear Pro, and 34 hours of total listening from the Nothing observance 1.
The Air Pods Pro charging case now supports Mag Safe charging in addition to Qi wireless charging or wired Lightning charging. On the other hand, the Nothing observance 1 case charges via USB- C or Qi wireless mat.
Despite having three microphones and algorithms meant to help insulate your voice from background noise, the observance 1s were a disappointment for voice calls. My voice came through muddled and warbly indeed in a quiet room when recording to state memos, and people I called had difficulty hearing me easily.

Nothing says the observance 1s can last for four hours of nonstop playback with ANC on, and the case has enough for 24 furtherhours.However, those figures increase to 5, If you leave ANC off.7 hours and 34 hours, independently. The battery estimates for harkening time have sounded on point in my tests so far.
The earbuds use valve controls for utmost functions you tap doubly to play pause, three times to skip forward or go back to the former song (depending on side), hold to toggle NC modes, and so on. But there’s also a swiping gesture up or down the stem to acclimate volume, which has worked reliably and feels intuitive.
Nothing is still working on the observance 1s as they approach release. In my time testing them, I ’ve clearly encountered bugs and sporadic issues.
translucency mode has gone on the fritz from time to time. occasionally it activates suddenly when I ’m on a call. In other, foreigner cases, I ’ve heard brief boosts of ambient sound when turning my head.
I ’ve noticed the earbuds putatively switching modes between NC on and off on their own.
Android Fast Brace is not yet functional. Nothing says this will be working by the time the observance 1s boat to guests inmix-August. I ’ll update the review once that happens.
I encountered odd charging gets
with the case, where the LED would not reflect that anything was passing. A recent firmware update seems to have cleared this up for the mostpart.Despite having three microphones and algorithms meant to help insulate your voice from background noise, the observance 1s were a disappointment for voice calls. My voice came through muddled and warbly indeed in a quiet room when recording to state memos, and people I called had difficulty hearing me easily.

Nothing says the observance 1s can last for four hours of nonstop playback with ANC on, and the case has enough for 24 furtherhours.However, those figures increase to 5, If you leave ANC off.7 hours and 34 hours, independently.
The battery estimates for harkening time have sounded on point in my tests so far. The earbuds use valve controls for utmost functions you tap doubly to play pause, three times to skip forward or go back to the former song (depending on side), hold to toggle NC modes, and so on. But there’s also a swiping gesture up or down the stem to acclimate volume, which has worked reliably and feels intuitive.
Nothing is still working on the observance 1s as they approach release. In my time testing them, I ’ve clearly encountered bugs and sporadic issues.
translucency mode has gone on the fritz from time to time. occasionally it activates suddenly when I ’m on a call. In other, foreigner cases, I ’ve heard brief boosts of ambient sound when turning my head.
I ’ve noticed the earbuds putatively switching modes between NC on and off on their own.
Android Fast Brace is not yet functional. Nothing says this will be working by the time the observance 1s boat to guests inmix-August. I ’ll update the review once that happens. Sony PlayStation Wireless
I encountered odd charging gets
with the case, where the LED would not reflect that anything was passing. A recent firmware update seems to have cleared this up for the utmost part.
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