Nothing Reveals Details About the Ear (2) Ahead of Launch

Nothing is all set to unveil its third TWS, theEar (2) on March 22and the company has been dropping in teasers to keep the hype afloat. And, it has now revealed a few details regarding the upcoming earbuds a few days ahead of the launch. Here’s what to expect.

Nothing Ear (2) Confirmed Details Appear

In a recentTwitter thread, Nothing has revealed that the Ear (2) will come with support for theLHDC 5.0 audio codecand Hi-Res Audio streaming. The LHDC (low latency high-definition) further enhances the audio quality and comes in addition to AAC and SBC codecs. The focus is on ensuring even higher audio quality with the successor of theEar (1).When creating our next-generation audio product, we knew audio quality had to be the highest focus. This is why Ear (2) supports LHDC 5.0 streaming. And is Hi-Res Audio certified as a result. The bar was high for Ear (1). But now it’s even higher.— Nothing (@nothing)March 14, 2023

When creating our next-generation audio product, we knew audio quality had to be the highest focus. This is why Ear (2) supports LHDC 5.0 streaming. And is Hi-Res Audio certified as a result. The bar was high for Ear (1). But now it’s even higher.— Nothing (@nothing)March 14, 2023

It is also revealed that theNothing Ear (2) will come with an IP54 ratingfor dust and water resistance. This information was shared via an interview withForbes. Nothing’s Carl Pei said that Ear (2) will use improved manufacturing techniques, which can make way for an improved IP rating.

Pei said, “This upgraded manufacturing means the gaps become smaller with triple shot, it’s allowed us to improve the water resistance of the earbuds, which now have an IP54 rating.” To recall, the Ear (1) TWS supported an IPX4 rating, wherein the dust resistance potential is unknown.

This information comes in addition to the recentlyleakedrenders of the Nothing Ear (2). The TWS is expected to come witha semi-transparent design, much like its predecessor, except for the name of the earbuds and the changed placement of the noise-canceling microphones.

As for the specs, the earbuds are likely to come with support for 11.6mm drivers, wireless charging support, up to 36 hours of playback time,personalized Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), and more. The price is also expected to be in the same range as the Nothing Ear (1). We shall get more confirmed details at the time of the launch, scheduled for March 22. So, stay tuned to this space.

Vanshika Malhotra

Started off as a stranger but tech is more like a good friend, thanks to over 5 years in the industry. While everything is attractive about tech, phones, social media, and quirky gadgets attract me the most. When not working, I find my solace in shopping and everything that concerns doggos!

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