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 are solid. I recently had a janky setup with my old Bluetooth that came with a world of problems that I had gotten use to. When my headphones finally gave out, I wanted something for my iPhone that still felt unique and didn’t feel like I was going with the status quo. These headphones with a breath of fresh air. They may not be all I would want as an audiophile but they deliver great sound. They come with a ton of features that definitely had me playing around with the app for quite awhile just seeing what I could do to make them more my own. The battery life is decent but there was a noticeable difference between this and my old headphones, that were bulkier and allowed for a lot more longevity. These are good for a few hours and then give outcome the upside is they charge quickly. The aesthetic of these has quite the cool factor with my friends and coworkers. I personally love this minimal and futuristic look and for the price, it’s a steal, especially if you catch it on sale. I may definitely buy newer versions of this product and make it apart of my ecosystem with their other products. My only wish is that these could connect to my PS5. That would be the cherry on top for me personally haha

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!!!

This is easily the best looking TWS earbuds in the market. The earbuds themselves and the case look amazing, and I have colleges came over and asked me about it. The shape of the Nothing Ear 3 is slightly smaller than my AirPods Pro, which makes it way more comfortable for longer sessions, while not compromising the security to stay in the ears. The Noise cancellation works just as good as the AirPods Pro, but for half the price. I use these earbuds in the office for both music listening and meeting. It connects to both my phone and my PC and can switch between them just fine. The mic on the case is not a gimmick because I used to have really bad audio quality from my AirPods Pro due to the noise in an open workspace, but with this mic on the case everyone says my audio quality has improved a lot.

The nothing ear 3 is a slight improvement over the previous model I had (ear 2). Despite being 2 generations removed, Nothing has made improvements that would benefit any user who has an older model. Pros: - improved battery life which is HUGE for me. My older model would die before my international flight ended. These do a good job requiring fewer charges. - quality internal metal pieces that help the aesthetic of the case - microphone is improved slightly - the gesture variety has been useful - spacial audio functionality - drivers seem to be more pronounced when making eq adjustments rather than small incremental changes - the sound is better than some of the higher priced brands. Sony's 2025 model and airpods pro do not have the same dynamic range, eq control, and more importantly integration across different devices. Cons - ear tips are still terrible, they fall out while running/making most head movements. Fit can vary but I needed to go 3rd party. There has been no improvement from the original I purchased. - "talk" button is tactile and usable but it's not necessarily a big difference compared to the in-ear microphone quality. It does block out surroundings better (and yes, I have been using it to Pei's recommendation) but it's just not worth it. It's really just a gimmick and I would sacrifice battery life/size if it meant the product would work better. - The plastic top is easily scratched. I recommend getting a case for it because throwing them in your bag or pocket will inevitably scratch that up. This is the same with the ear 2, however. - ANC is lackluster. For it's price, it needs to compete with others in the category so I think it fairs fine but comparing these the software to the Sony's and Apple's of the world it isn't great. I'm still able to hear things like background music at my gym. Overall, I would recommend these if you had a previous pair or enjoy the aesthetic of Nothing's incredible craftsmanship. There are some key issues that could make it better and I do think for the price point you can't do much better. I believe in Pei's vision for the company and love that he is transparent with the shortcomings the product has. I just wish ANC could be better because they truly are one of the best sounding wireless earbuds on the market.

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 was buying the Apple brand in ear headphones but I noticed they’d always get messed up since I workout in them. I’d get an earbud that just goes bad from sweat. These are phenomenal headphones and the battery life on these are absolutely insane! They are cheaper than AirPods and BETTER by a long shot in my opinion. The sound quality is amazing and the noise cancellation is also top tier for in ear, Apple could never lol. Love these for the gym, use them in the car sometimes and great for work. They have a test in app so it gives custom sounds/noise levels to your ear based on your hearing 🤯 they never get too loud even on max volume for me and the sound is so good at ALL levels. I love these. I’ll be a “for life” customer of this company for sure.

They are fine as earbuds but I expect more from a $180 price tag (hence the average 3 star rating). The following flaws are ranked from most to least critical: 1. Below average battery life: 5-6 hours on a full charge in transparent mode (shorter on ANC mode). The case would last 2 to 2.5 full charges. Acceptable for daily use, not enough for long commutes, long flights, or while traveling. 2. Underwhelming ANC mode: Background noise can still be heard even on “high” or “adaptive” setting. Background music at the gym or the loud noise from a blender can be heard clearly to the point where you have to raise the volume to high levels (especially for podcasts or YouTube videos). 3. Low max volume and sound distortion at high volume: Google says the max output is 100 to 105 dB, which is at least 10 dB lower than some of the competition. Music from Spotify sounds fine on ≥ 60% volume, but Youtube videos or music played on Youtube starts to sound distorted at higher volume, where the “s” sounds really poke through the audio like sharp needles. 4. Battery percentage not visible: You have to open the case and then open the mobile app to check the battery status. Status is also inexplicably shown in 5% increments, so even if it shows 95% charge, you’re never sure if that’s 93%, 96%, or anything from 91 to 99%. Expected this to be optimized at this price range. 5. Questionable mic function and button placement: I couldn’t even get it to work; on Android phones, pressing the mic button automatically triggers Bixby or Gemini. It seems unanimous from online reviews that the mic doesn’t noticeably improve mic quality, so I didn’t bother with this “innovative” feature. 6. Customizable sound profile is not intuitive: If you’re not used to creating your own sound profile, then the customization will feel like a waste of time. I just stuck with the “balanced” mode, since the other modes just made the sound shrill and unpleasant, especially for the “voice” and “more treble” presets. This review is based on using this for ~2 hours per day for two weeks before returning them. At the end of the day, if none of the above flaws are deal breakers for you, these have overall good sound and earbud design (overrated but still more interesting than most). But what’s good sound quality when you can’t hear it through the background noise? And what’s good earbud design when there are better quality earbuds for cheaper?

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.

Me voy a tomar el tiempo de escribir algo positivo ya que normalmente solo se hacen reviews para lo negativo. He tenido todos los airpods pro, auriculares de pixel, Samsung, OPPO. Si no usas el modo espacial y no te esperas que esto sea un auricular de estudio son posiblemente por lo que ofrecen los mejores auriculares calidad precio, los graves son impresionantes, en claridad no te los voy a poner encima de unos airpods obviamente, pero antes de comprarmelos nada más que veía pegas y para mí son todas exageradas. Si estás dudando entre pillar unos baratos y unos caros pero prefieres ir a medias, por lo que ofrecen estos son los mejores de lejos que he probado por este precio. Estoy muy contento y eso que los tengo de segundo par junto a unos enco x3s que valen lo mismo y me parecen inferiores en muchos aspectos. Y lo que dicen de la cancelación de ruido son todo exageraciones. Siempre he tenido problemas con los ajustes de almohadillas, de hecho los otros que tengo me paso el día empujándolos hacia dentro, llevo 3 horas con estos puestos desde que he abierto la caja y todavía no se han escurrido.

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 😊

These are excellent, I bought them to replace a pair of Sony WF1000-XM5 and the performance is at worst on par. The noise cancellation effect is very effective, they fit more comfortably than the Sonys being slightly lighter. I love the appearance of the case and buds, they look totally different to most so not easy to get confused, and they were less than half the purchase price of the Sony pair. They paired with my phone in seconds and were ready to go straight away too. It's worth using the nothing gear app to fine tune the buds to your hearing and really getting those settings dialed in.

半年ほどNothing Earを使用した後に、こちらのNothing Ear(3)を購入しました！ ※素人の感想です 私の感想ですが、ノイキャンに重低音もかなりレベル上がったように感じます。イコライザーも細かくカスタムできるので、詳しい方は自分の好みに調整出来るのでいいと思います。 （素人の私にはバランスが1番良かった笑） あと感覚的な話なんですが、充電が減るのが前に使っていた物より少しはやいかも？って思いました。常にノイキャンなので仕方ないかもしれないです笑 (それでも1日2.3時間使うくらいだったら5日程は持ちます) あと正直な話、今回新要素のケースのマイクの機能全く使ってません。普段使いだったら正直使わないと思います。というか、ポケットに入れて歩いてると足に当たってボタンが押されて、ろくに音楽聴けないことがある。正直まじで要らない。 リモートワークをする方などは、ありかもしれないです。

Dopo aver acquistato il Nothing Phone 3, smartphone eccellente, ho deciso prima di acquistare le CMF Headphone Pro, con un rapporto qualità/prezzo al top. Avevo anche bisogno di auricolari nuovi perché le mie Airpods Pro 1 hanno qualche anno e su Android non sono supportate come su iOS (Avevo iPhone 11 Pro). La mia scelta non poteva che ricadere su questi Ear (3), e devo dire che come per i precedenti dispositivi ne sono veramente contento, audio profondo con bassi potenti, cancellazione del rumore tra le migliori sul mercato, comodità e design di altissimo livello. L'app Nothing X è un valore aggiunto. Sono super soddisfatto del mio ecosistema Nothing, adatto a chi cerca qualcosa di diverso ma funzionale al 100%!