Nothing has officially launched the Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A TWS earphones in the Indian market, bringing serious competition to the mid-range and budget wireless audio segments. Both models support active noise cancellation (ANC) and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity, making them compelling choices for users seeking premium features at accessible price points. Read on for the full price, specifications, and features breakdown.
- Nothing Ear is priced at Rs 11,999 and Nothing Ear A at Rs 7,999; both went on sale via Flipkart from April 22.
- Both earphones offer up to 45dB ANC, Bluetooth 5.3, 11mm dynamic drivers, and support dual device connectivity.
- Nothing Ear supports LDHC 5.0 in addition to SBC, AAC, and LDAC, while Ear A covers SBC, AAC, and LDAC.
- Battery life reaches up to 40.5 hours (Nothing Ear) and 42.5 hours (Nothing Ear A) with the charging case.
Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A Price and Availability in India
The Nothing Ear is priced at Rs 11,999, while the Nothing Ear A carries a more budget-friendly price tag of Rs 7,999. Both earphones became available for purchase in India from April 22 exclusively via Flipkart, with pre-orders opening before that date. Color options for both models include classic Black and White, but the Nothing Ear A goes one step further by also offering a vibrant Yellow variant — a nod to Nothing's playful design identity.
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Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A Full Specifications and Features
At the heart of both the Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A are 11mm dynamic drivers. The premium Ear model uses ceramic diaphragms for its drivers, which are typically associated with a crisper, more detailed sound signature. The Ear A, positioned as the value option, uses PMI + TPU diaphragm material instead.
Both earphones deliver up to 45dB ANC alongside a transparency mode that lets environmental sounds in when needed. Multi-point connectivity allows pairing with two devices simultaneously, which is ideal for users who switch between a phone and a laptop. They also feature in-ear detection and support both Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair for quick device pairing.
Controls, App Support, and Codecs
Both models come equipped with pinch controls for managing playback, volume, and calls. Users can further fine-tune their audio experience through the Nothing X app, which offers sound customisation options for both earphones. On the codec front, the Nothing Ear A supports SBC, AAC, and LDAC, while the Nothing Ear adds LDHC 5.0 to that list for even higher-resolution wireless audio streaming.
Battery Life and IP Ratings
Each earbud houses a 46mAh battery, while the charging case packs a 500mAh battery. The Nothing Ear is rated for up to 40.5 hours of total playback with the case, and the Nothing Ear A edges ahead at up to 42.5 hours in the same conditions.
The Nothing Ear earbuds carry an IP54 rating (dust and splash resistant), and their charging case is rated IP55. The Nothing Ear A earbuds match the IP54 certification, but the case steps down to an IPX2 rating, offering basic drip resistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price difference between Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A?
The Nothing Ear is priced at Rs 11,999, while the Nothing Ear A is available at Rs 7,999 — a difference of Rs 4,000. The premium model adds ceramic diaphragm drivers and LDHC 5.0 codec support, along with a higher-rated IP55 charging case compared to the IPX2 case on the Ear A.
Do both Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A support 45dB ANC?
Yes, both the Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A support up to 45dB of active noise cancellation, along with a transparency mode. They also share multi-point connectivity, in-ear detection, Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair, and Bluetooth 5.3 support.
Where can I buy Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A in India?
Both the Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear A are available for purchase exclusively via Flipkart in India. They went on sale from April 22 and are offered in Black and White color options, with an additional Yellow variant exclusive to the Nothing Ear A.
