Nothing Ear (stick) headset release: using a cylindrical transparent charging box, the price of 700 yuan does not support active noise reduction

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, Oct. 27, Nothing today released its second audio product, the Nothing Ear (stick) wireless headset, which features a half-ear design (that is, no silicone head), a 12.6mm drive unit and a battery life of up to 29 hours with a charging box battery. The design of the cylindrical charging box is inspired by lipstick and is transparent when not in use to display the headphones, which can be opened and removed with just a turn.

Nothing Ear (stick) does not support active noise reduction (ANC), but does provide clear voice technology (Clear Voice Technology), which uses three microphones on each headset to reduce outside wind and other people's voices during calls. The headset supports touch function and can be used to play, pause, skip songs, voice assistant and volume control.

Nothing's new headphones also support Bass Lock, which dynamically adjusts the bass according to the surrounding environment. The new headphones are IP54 waterproof and dustproof, can play music for 7 hours on a single charge, can be extended to 29 hours with a charging box, and support quick pairing with Android devices. Nothing claims that because of its ergonomic design, the new headphones can be worn throughout the day.

Nothing Ear (stick) headphones have several special features when paired with Nothing Phone (1), including customizable gesture control, EQ setting adjustment and finding my headset function. Other Android and iOS devices need to download the Nothing X app to use these functions.

CTOnews.com learned that Nothing Ear (stick) is priced at $99, the same as the initial suggested retail price of Nothing Ear (1), although the latter recently increased its price by 50% to $150 (about 1077 yuan).

Nothing Ear (stick) will be available in more than 40 countries through nothing.tech and partner retailers on November 4, with Nothing offering a 10% discount to early buyers.