Person listening to music with sleek wireless earbuds and warm natural light highlighting a cozy desk

Exposes Nothing Ear (a) at $79

At a Glance

  • Nothing Ear (a) earbuds now retail for $79 in black, white, and yellow.
  • Original price was $109.
  • Features include an open audio profile, top-tier touch controls, and strong noise canceling.
  • Battery life with noise canceling enabled: 5.5 hours on a single charge.
  • Quick pairing works well with Android devices.

Our favorite wireless earbuds for most people, the Nothing Ear (a), are marked down to just $79 in all three colors-black, white, and yellow-a healthy discount from the already affordable $109 price point.

Why These Earbuds Stand Out

The Nothing Ear (a) deliver a surprisingly complete package. They combine

  • an open midrange that shines on acoustic music,
  • excellent sound for both music and phone calls, and
  • noise canceling that competes with higher-priced models.

“They have excellent sound for both music and phone calls, with an open midrange that’s perfect for more acoustic music. Our reviewer Parker Hall found them particularly great for listening to jazz, where the twinkling highs and great definition in the low end bring out the best details in your tunes,” said Parker Hall.

The earbuds also feature a transparency mode for when you need to stay aware of your surroundings.

Price & Availability

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The Nothing Ear (a) are available on Amazon in three colors:

Color Description
Black A subtle, incognito look
White An Air-Pods-like appearance with a translucent stem
Yellow A bright, race-ready aesthetic

All three variants are discounted to $79.

Sound Quality

The earbuds excel in sound clarity. The open audio profile offers:

  • Twinkling highs that add sparkle to vocals and instruments.
  • Great low-end definition that gives depth without muddiness.
  • A balanced mix that feels natural for a wide range of genres.

Reviewers consistently note that the Nothing Ear (a) sound is especially pleasing for jazz, where the detail in the high and low frequencies shines.

Noise Canceling & Transparency

Noise canceling on the Nothing Ear (a) is strong, placing them up there with some of the best earbuds in the market. When activated, you can expect:

  • 5.5 hours of playtime on a single charge, a notable stamina for earbuds at this price.
  • A quiet listening experience in noisy environments.

If you prefer to stay connected to ambient sounds, the transparency mode offers a clear and natural soundstage.

Battery Life

With noise canceling on, the earbuds provide 5.5 hours of run time. This is impressive for a pair priced under $80 and gives users ample time between charges for daily commutes or workouts.

Controls & Comfort

The Nothing Ear (a) use a squeezable stem instead of a capacitive touch surface. This design:

  • Is easier to access quickly.
  • Reduces accidental activation when scratching your ears.

“We found them to be really comfortable, they are a bit on the big side, so people with smaller ears might want to consider a different option,” said the reviewer.

Overall, the fit feels secure for most users, though the larger size may not suit everyone.

Color & Design

  • Black: Sleek and discreet.
  • White: Air-Pods-like with a translucent stem that stands out.
  • Yellow: Bright, race-ready look.

The design is minimalist, with a focus on functionality over flashy aesthetics.

Overall Verdict

The Nothing Ear (a) earbuds offer a compelling combination of price, sound quality, and noise canceling. They are an excellent choice for anyone looking for an affordable pair that performs well across a variety of listening situations. If you prefer a smaller fit or a different design, other options may suit you better, but for most users, these earbuds provide great value.

Nothing Ear earbuds resting on a minimalist desk with wireless charging pad phone and headphones

We have a roundup that includes all of our favorite wireless earbuds in case you want something more traditional.

Disclaimer

All products featured on News Of Fort Worth are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. Learn more.

Author

  • My name is Caleb R. Anderson, and I’m a Fort Worth–based journalist covering local news and breaking stories that matter most to our community.

    Caleb R. Anderson is a Senior Correspondent at News of Fort Worth, covering city government, urban development, and housing across Tarrant County. A former state accountability reporter, he’s known for deeply sourced stories that show how policy decisions shape everyday life in Fort Worth neighborhoods.

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