Ear (3) Wireless Earbuds Super Mic 45dB Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones Hi-Res 6 Mics, 12mm Dynamic Bass Boost, Dual Connect ANC Sport Ear Buds for iPhone Android, Black

These earbuds have genuinely impressed me across the board, and they’re a clear 5‑star product in my book. Pros • 45dB hybrid ANC is among the best I’ve used at this price point, doing a great job blocking out commute noise, office chatter, and ambient hum without sounding muffled. • 12mm dynamic drivers deliver punchy, well-rounded bass with enough clarity in the mids and highs to make the overall sound feel balanced and engaging rather than bass-heavy. • 6-microphone setup with Super Mic tech makes calls noticeably cleaner, and the person on the other end can hear you clearly even in windy or noisy environments. • Hi-Res audio support means you’re getting real detail out of lossless tracks when paired with a compatible source. • Dual Connect lets you use either earbud independently, which is great for staying aware during workouts or quick one-ear conversations. • Comfortable fit holds up well during sport and gym use, and the stem design stays secure without causing pressure fatigue over longer sessions. • Works seamlessly across both iPhone and Android, so switching between devices is simple and reliable. Cons • The companion app is useful but takes a moment to get fully set up and customized to your preferences the first time. If you want a feature-packed pair of wireless earbuds with genuinely effective ANC, great mic quality, and versatile connectivity for both iOS and Android, the Nothing Ear (3) delivers on every promise and fully earns its 5-star rating.

I’ve been using the Nothing Ear (3) earbuds for music, calls, and workouts, and they have been absolutely impressive. The sound quality is rich and detailed, with deep bass from the 12mm drivers while still keeping vocals and instruments crystal clear. The 45dB hybrid active noise cancelling works extremely well and blocks out most background noise during travel or busy environments. I also love how comfortable and lightweight the earbuds feel, even after wearing them for several hours. The six-microphone system delivers very clear call quality, and people can hear my voice perfectly even outdoors. Bluetooth connectivity is fast and stable, and the dual device connection feature makes switching between my phone and laptop seamless. The transparent white design looks modern and premium, making these earbuds stand out from typical wireless headphones. Battery life has been excellent for daily use, and the charging case is compact enough to fit easily in my pocket. Overall, the Nothing Ear (3) earbuds combine great audio performance, stylish design, and reliable features, making them a fantastic choice for both iPhone and Android users. Highly Recommended!!!

I’ve tried several wireless earbuds over the years, and these genuinely surprised me. The sound quality is excellent with deep bass, clear vocals, and a very balanced audio experience. Music sounds rich and detailed, and the app customization lets you fine-tune everything to your preference. The noise cancellation works really well for everyday use, helping block distractions without feeling unnatural. Calls are also clear, and people can hear me well even in noisy environments. The transparent design looks unique and premium, and they’re comfortable enough to wear for long periods without discomfort. Pairing was quick and easy, and the overall experience feels polished. For the price, these offer a lot of features and performance. Definitely one of my favorite tech purchases this year.

I picked up the Nothing Ear (3) in white because I travel a lot for work and I was tired of shouting on calls in airports and windy streets. I used to live in Florida, now I’m in Delaware, so between conference calls, flights, and noisy hotel lobbies, I wanted earbuds with strong ANC, good mics, and decent battery that don’t look like everything else. My expectation: clear calls, punchy but not muddy sound, ANC that kills plane drone, and a case that isn’t a fingerprint magnet. I didn’t expect Bose-level ANC for the price. What you get & setup These are the Ear (3) with 12mm drivers, 45dB hybrid ANC, six mics in the buds, plus the “Super Mic” built into the aluminum case. You press a button on the case and talk into it for calls or voice notes. They’re IP54, support LDAC, dual-connect, and work with the Nothing X app for EQ, Personal Sound tests, and ANC modes. I paired them with an iPhone and a Windows laptop. Pros – what I actually like Sound is fun and detailed: Bass is definitely boosted out of the box – “overpowering, but in a fun and enjoyable way” – but it’s not muddy. Vocals come through clear and there’s more space than the last gen. Instrument separation is better. If you like low-end, you’ll like these. If not, the 8-band EQ in the app can tame it. ANC is strong for the price: On High, it knocks out AC, office chatter, and plane rumble pretty well. Testing shows about 35dB in lows and 38dB in highs, roughly 82% noise reduction. Not Sony WF-1000XM5 level, but good for $179. Transparency mode is natural enough for quick chats. Call quality with Super Mic: The case mic is the party trick. Press the button and talk into the case – it cuts wind and background noise better than bud mics alone. My calls have been clearer, especially outside. Regular bud mics are fine too, with bone-conduction pickup. Comfortable fit & design: The stem design sits well in my ears and doesn’t fall out on runs. The aluminum base on the case feels more premium than the old all-plastic ones. App + features: Dual-connect works smoothly between phone and laptop. Personal Sound does a quick hearing test and tailors EQ – it actually helped. Wireless charging and fast USB-C charging are here too. Cons – the trade-offs Battery life is mid: Nothing claims 5.5 hours ANC on, 22 hours total with case. In real use I got about 5 hours and change with ANC on, and the case only stretches that to ∼22 hours. The older Nothing Ear did 8+ hours. If you use LDAC, it drops to ∼3.5 hours. I’m charging the case more often than I’d like. Wind is still an issue: ANC is strong, but wind hitting the buds can overwhelm it and cause whooshing. The case mic helps on calls, but for music ANC outdoors isn’t perfect. Default tuning is bass-heavy: If you want neutral, you’ll be in the EQ. Out of the box it’s V-shaped with “noticeably heavy” low-end that can feel “overwhelming” on some songs. Highs can also get a little sharp on certain tracks. Price creep: At $179, they’re $30 more than the last gen. You’re paying for the aluminum case and Super Mic. If you don’t need the case mic, the older Ear or Ear (a) are cheaper. Case mic is situational: It works, but you have to pull the case out and hold it. Not ideal if your hands are full. And you can’t use it if the case is in your backpack. Practical uses I’ve had Great for flights – ANC + LDAC + EQ’d sound made 3-hour trips easy. I use dual-connect daily to flip between laptop Zoom and iPhone. The case mic saved me on a windy call outside PHL airport. For the gym, the IP54 rating and secure fit held up, and transparency mode let me hear announcements. Not my pick if you need 8+ hour battery days without the case. Did they meet expectations? Mostly yes. I wanted better call quality and strong ANC with a fun sound signature, and I got that. The Super Mic isn’t a gimmick – it does help. I didn’t expect class-leading battery or the flattest tuning, so I’m not disappointed there. I do wish battery life matched the older model. Value for money For $179, you get a lot: LDAC, good ANC, dual-connect, wireless charging, solid app, and that unique case mic. They undercut Sony/Bose by a lot while giving 80–90% of the performance. If you don’t care about the mic or metal case, the cheaper Ear (a) might be smarter. If you want the features, it’s fair.

Been using these for music and calls the last few days and honestly theyve been great. They fit comfortably without constantly needing to adjust them and the sound is really clean with pretty solid bass too. Noise cancelling works better than I expected, especially in louder places. Calls have been clear so far and the battery hasnt been giving me any problems. I also just like how they look, simple but different from the usual earbuds everyone has. Overall really happy with them.

Very well-made noise-cancelling ear buds. The case has some weight to it. There are different sizes of covers to fit the ears comfortably. It uses USB-C for charging. There is an indicator in the case to show charging and the color shows how much charge is left for the case. Pairing was super easy. I didn’t even have to push the pairing button, just open the case and choose the name on my phone to connect to Bluetooth. Mic is easy to use. Sound is better than the AirPod I have. The manual is short and easy to follow. The quality is very durable with very nice material. Overall I highly recommend this product.

Whether or not you should buy depends on two things. They do two things well: 1. The design, which is honestly amazing. They're almost a fashion statement. 2. The bass, which is phenomenal, probably the best I've seen on just regular earbuds. But otherwise, in terms of noise cancellation, transparency mode, and the durability of the case, I don't think that they are as good as say airpods. Durability: The case gets a lot of scratches really easily because it's clear, and they're pretty noticeable. It's like a scratched piece of glass. Noise cancellation: I'll just say it's non-existent. The feature is there, but you can hear everything. I don't know what exactly it's canceling out. Transparency mode: It's decent, but it doesn't sound too different from just having no noise cancellation or transparency turned on. Overall, those two are just really, really poor. For me, I really do need good noise cancellation, and coming from the Galaxy Buds 2, those have incredible quality with that. I will end up returning these just because I can't deal with having no noise cancellation. If you can take the design, which I love, and the bass, which was also great, and if those two are your two priorities or those are worthy trade-offs for you, then these should be good.

This earphone has surprisingly good sound quality for the price. The bass is deep, the vocals are clear, and they’re comfortable to wear even for long periods. The battery life is solid, and the noise cancellation works well in daily use. I’m very happy with this purchase.

Cela faisait un moment que j'utilisais des écouteurs premier prix car je ne voyais pas l’intérêt et je n'ai pas un usage intensif (je les utilise surtout pour m'endormir). Mais après avoir acheté plusieurs paires qui ont fait 6 mois j'ai voulu monter un peu en gamme. Les écouteurs arrivent dans leur boîtier de recharge. Alors oui ce n'est clairement pas ce que j'ai vu de plus petit. Le boîtier est plat et le rangement se fait "écouteur couché" quand d'autres marques proposent un rangement à la verticale qui prend moins de place. Ceci étant, les écouteurs, comme le boîtier ont un look ultra cool bien signé Nothing. Côté son c'est vraiment excellent ! Le son est vraiment bien équilibré, on a accès a un égaliseur très complet et on peut retoucher manuellement tout le spectre de fréquence. Il y a un mode spatial qui est vraiment immersif surtout dans les jeux. D'autre part, le mode d'annulation de bruit est vraiment bon et je dois admettre que le mode transparence offre un vrai plus pour l'utilisation en ville. C'est bien plus sécurisant que le mode normal on a le sentiment que le son est joué dans l'environnement. Côté son les micros des écouteurs est irréprochable lors des appels et les micros supplémentaires incorporés au boîtier permet d'avoir une conversation dans un environnement sonore très très bruyant et c'est vraiment efficace. Pour l'usage "coucher" j'ai noté un confort incomparable avec mes anciens écouteurs. On peut être en appui sur une oreille sans que se soit inconfortable. Les commandes tactiles par pincement sont d'autant plus excellentes pour ça (je coupais la diffusions avant par frottement sur l'oreiller, cela n'arrive plus). Pour finir, toutes les touches sont personnalisables et on peut en affecter certaines à l'écouteur droit comme à l'écouteur comme (qui sont différentes). J'ai ADORE la possibilité de déclencher Chat GPT ou Alexa directement depuis l'écouteur et la recharge sans fil (partage de batterie avec le téléphone Nothing) est tout bonnement excellent ! Pour finir, l'autonomie est vraiment bonne. J'ai environ 8h d'autonomie (qui réduit significativement avec l'activation du mode ANC) et le boîtier offre environ 4 à 5 cycles de recharge. Bref, je suis ravi de ces écouteurs qui m'accompagnent maintenant partout 😊

Bought them to try out, ended up using them as my primary drivers. The battery is the only thing that's a downgrade from the larger buds I used previously (JBL TOUR 2). Everything else is a clear upgrade: - sound quality - awesome - noise cancellation - excellent (better than AirPods Pro, worse than the over-ear Bose QC 35) - style - (subjective) I like it - microphone - fine (the built into the case one is a nice feature even though I haven't really found a clear use case for it yet) - charging - fast - bud size - ideal - controls - great: I like how it's a "pinch", not a "touch" control - companion app - no idea, never use apps - case size - smaller than JBL TOUR 2, still larger than AirPods Pro (which seems to be by far the best size of all) - value - average: it really depends on the budget, I consider 180 quid a decent price for a quality thinger - connectivity - can't complain, no additional value really A small hack (in the photo): the case also doubles as a phone stand. Unsure it's intentional, but works solid for my phone.

Good performance.good voice clarity. Mic also good.

Sounds amazing! Won’t be disappointed

Better than expected, especially the battery. Using noise cancelation all the time is not really necessary and by doing so battery life is better than other headphones..I got a black lanyard and it looks great