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Nothing Ear (a) True Wireless Earbuds with ANC
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LDAC is what separates this from everything cheaper: on a high-resolution source the difference is audible, not theoretical.
Direct answer: is the Nothing Ear (a) True Wireless Earbuds with ANC right for you?
LDAC is what separates this from everything cheaper: on a high-resolution source the difference is audible, not theoretical.
Nothing Ear (a) True Wireless Earbuds with ANC
Editorial verdict
Grounded in published specifications
Summary verdict: LDAC is what separates this from everything cheaper: on a high-resolution source the difference is audible, not theoretical. The case is only IPX2, which is worth knowing before it goes in a gym bag, and the transparent design scuffs.
Who should buy this
Android users on a lossless streaming tier who will actually use LDAC.
Who should avoid this
iPhone users — iOS has no LDAC support, so the main advantage disappears.
Key strengths
- LDAC support at under eight thousand rupees
- 45 dB adaptive ANC
- Distinctive design that is genuinely well built
Limitations
- Case is only IPX2 — keep it out of the rain
- LDAC is unusable on iOS
- Transparent shell scratches visibly
Technical specifications
- Brand
- Nothing
- Model SKU
- B168
- Type
- Headphones
- Driver
- 11 mm custom dynamic
- Battery (buds)
- 9.5 hours (ANC off)
- Battery (with case)
- 42.5 hours total
- Charging
- USB-C, 10 min for 10 hours
- Bluetooth
- 5.3
- Codecs
- SBC, AAC, LDAC
- ANC
- Up to 45 dB adaptive
- Water resistance
- IP54 (buds), IPX2 (case)
- Weight
- 4.8 g per bud
- Microphones
- 3 per bud with Clear Voice Technology
- Warranty
- 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty
Product overview
LDAC is what separates this from everything cheaper: on a high-resolution source the difference is audible, not theoretical. The case is only IPX2, which is worth knowing before it goes in a gym bag, and the transparent design scuffs.
Key capabilities
- Driver
- Battery (buds)
- Battery (with case)
- Charging
Frequently asked questions
Is the Nothing Ear (a) True Wireless Earbuds with ANC worth buying?
LDAC is what separates this from everything cheaper: on a high-resolution source the difference is audible, not theoretical.
What is the warranty and return policy for the Nothing Ear (a) True Wireless Earbuds with ANC?
1 Year Manufacturer Warranty. Includes a 7 Days Replacement Guarantee.
Who is the Nothing Ear (a) True Wireless Earbuds with ANC best suited for?
Android users on a lossless streaming tier who will actually use LDAC.