Little is known about the Ear (2), but we do get a glimpse of what looks like the charging case of the Ear (2), and it looks familiar and transparent, what we have seen with the rest of the Nothing portfolio.
From the pictures that surfaced earlier, the Nothing Ear (2) might not look much different from the Ear (1). However, we expect to see more of the Ear (2) as the launch nears.
Succeeding the Ear (1), the Nothing Ear (2) will be a “mighty refinement.” Nothing says that the Ear (2) carries the iconic style and advanced engineering, providing unparalleled sound quality through exceptional personalization. Furthermore, the Ear (2) will deliver “better sound” and “better clarity” than its predecessor.
According to previous rumours, the upcoming Ear (2) from Nothing is expected to come with some new features, improving on the first ones.
Firstly, personalised Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) will be included, which will allow users to fine-tune the level of noise cancellation according to their preference. This means that users will have more control over their audio experience, whether to cancel out all external noise or reduce it to a comfortable level.
In addition to ANC, the earbuds are expected to have dual or multipoint connectivity, which will enable users to connect to two devices simultaneously and switch between them effortlessly. This feature will be handy for individuals who frequently switch between devices, such as smartphones, laptops, and tablets.
Another feature that the Nothing Ear (2) is rumoured to have is support for Advanced EQ with custom settings. This means that users can customise the earbuds’ sound profile to suit their specific taste in music.
The launch event for Nothing Ear (2) is set for March 22nd at 8:30 PM IST. Flipkart has already started teasing the launch, which suggests that the earbuds will be available in India at the same time as the global release.
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