Nothing Ear (a) Earbuds Drop to $59 on Amazon in 25% Discount

The Nothing Ear (a) is a budget-friendly set of wireless earbuds from Nothing, featuring the brand's transparent design and a lightweight bubble-style case. Android Authority reported that the earbuds offer up to 45 dB active noise cancelation and adaptive modes intended to adjust to the user's surroundings. Audio comes from an 11 mm dynamic driver, and the earbuds support Hi-Res Audio and LDAC for higher-quality wireless playback.

Nothing says the Ear (a) can last up to 9.5 hours on the earbuds alone, or up to 42.5 hours total with the case when ANC is off. A 10-minute fast-charge top-up is said to deliver up to 10 hours of total playback. The earbuds also include dual-device connection, which Android Authority said is useful for switching between a phone and a laptop during the day. Call quality is described as improved over the earlier model, with voice isolation and better wind-noise handling.

At Amazon, the $59 price is $20 off the $79 RRP. Android Authority said the discount is not the lowest price the earbuds have seen this year, but they were cheaper only during the Prime Day sale.

Editor's Summary

Amazon is offering the Nothing Ear (a) for $59, a 25 percent discount from its $79 RRP, according to Android Authority. The wireless earbuds include active noise cancelation, LDAC support and long battery life. The price is not the year's lowest, but it is the best outside the Prime Day sale, the report said.