Home Audio Nothing Ear (2) with personalised ANC, LHDC 5.0, up to 36 hours battery life launched in India: price, specifications

Nothing Ear (2) with personalised ANC, LHDC 5.0, up to 36 hours battery life launched in India: price, specifications

Nothing Ear (2) price in India, sale date, and complete features have been officially revealed. Read on for all the details.

By Sai Krishna -

Published On: March 22, 2023

Highlights

Nothing Ear (2) TWS earbuds feature improved active noise cancellation support, LHDC 5.0 technology, and Game mode.
Nothing Ear (2) ships with Hi-Res audio certification, 36 hours of battery life, and an adaptive mode.
Nothing Ear (2) is priced at Rs 9,999 and will go on sale from March 28th.

After selling more than 600,000 units of Ear (1), Nothing is back with its successor, called the Nothing Ear (2). The new truly wireless earbuds come with several upgrades and improvements under the hood while keeping the design more or less similar to its predecessor. Firstly, Nothing Ear (2) brings improved active noise cancellation support (ANC), which is claimed to be Nothing's best yet by achieving up to 40dB of noise reduction. There's a personalised ANC that is tailored to the exact shape of the user's ear canal and Adaptive Mode that automatically adjusts the noise reduction level based on your environment in real-time. The Nothing Ear (2) also comes with support for dual-pairing, clear voice technology, and up to 36 hours of battery life, among other things.

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Here's a quick look at the Nothing Ear (2)'s price in India, sale date, and features.

Nothing Ear (2) price in India, sale date

Nothing Ear (2) is priced at Rs 9,999 and will be available on Flipkart, Myntra, and select offline stores starting from March 28th at 12 PM IST.

Nothing Ear (2) specifications, features

The Nothing Ear (2) ships with Hi-Res audio certification and LHDC 5.0 technology that ensures even the finest sound details are delivered to an industry-leading standard. Users can create their own Sound Profile by completing a hearing test through the Nothing X app and Ear (2) will adjust the equaliser settings accordingly in real-time for optimal sound quality.

The new TWS earbuds from Nothing come equipped with an 11.6mm custom driver that is claimed to offer deep, powerful bass and crystal-clear highs, and a new dual-chamber design enhances the overall sound quality with smoother airflow. The latest Nothing TWS earbuds feature Dual Connection for easy switching between two connected devices. The redesigned combination of polyurethane and graphene materials delivers even richer high frequencies and deeper, softer bass.

Nothing's latest truly wireless earbuds feature crowd-proof Clear Voice Technology, which thanks to the three high-definition microphones on each earbud and AI noise reduction algorithm can filter out over 20 million sound samples. The Nothing Ear (2) earbuds are claimed to eliminate background noise and enhance the user's voice during calls in real-time.

The Nothing Ear (2) TWS earbuds are claimed to achieve up to 40 dB of noise reduction. There's personalised ANC support that is tailored to the exact shape of a user's ear canal. The adaptive mode automatically adjusts the noise reduction level based on the environment in real-time. The Nothing TWS earbuds are IP54 water-resistant rated, while the case is IP55 rated. They support Google Fast Pair on Android devices and Microsoft Swift Pair on Windows devices.

When the Nothing Ear (2) TWS earbuds are connected to Nothing (1) and the Game Mode is enabled, they will automatically turn on Low Lag Mode for an enhanced gaming experience. For non-Phone (1) users, they will have to manually turn on Low Lag Mode in the Nothing X app.

Lastly, the Nothing Ear (2) earbuds are claimed to offer up to 36 hours of music playback on a single charge with ANC turned off. There's fast charging support, where it can deliver up to 8 hours on a 10-minute charge. The Nothing Ear (2) also supports wireless charging up to 2.5W and can reverse charge on compatible devices like the Nothing Phone (1).