Nothing Expected to Launch Ear Open TWS Soon; Spotted on IMDA Certification

Nothing is rapidly establishing India as a significant market. In March, the Nothing Phone 2a was launched in India. Following this, the company introduced new earbuds, the Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear (a) models, in April. Now, it appears that another earbud model is on the horizon.

According to 91Mobiles, Nothing could launch a new earbud named the Ear Open. This model is expected to be available in various global markets, not just in India and England. Currently, there are no details about its design, features, or pricing.

However, it was spotted on Singapore's IMDA certification with model number B182 and listed under the 'low power device' category that connects via Bluetooth. We expect more details to be revealed in the coming days.

The upcoming launch of the Nothing Ear Open earbuds signifies the company's ongoing commitment to expanding its product range globally while maintaining its unique design and advanced features.

Moreover, the brand is selling Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear (a) in India with a starting price of Rs Rs 7,999. Both units support active noise cancellation up to 45dB and offer Bluetooth connectivity. Their charging cases and earbuds feature the brand's signature transparent design. Additionally, both models include an in-ear detection feature and support dual connectivity.

Both earbuds come with 11mm dynamic drivers and offer pinch controls. They are also compatible with the Nothing X App, which allows users to customise their earbuds' functionality. Furthermore, these earbuds integrate ChatGPT, accessible via the Pinch to Speak action. Users need the latest Nothing OS and ChatGPT installed on their phones to use this feature.

In terms of battery, the Nothing Ear model offers a total battery life of up to 40.5 hours. In contrast, the Nothing Ear (a)model provides up to 42.5 hours of playback time.

The Nothing Ear has an IP54 rating for dust and splash resistance, with its charging case rated at IP55. The Nothing Ear (a) earbuds also have an IP54 rating, but their case is rated at IPX2.