The Nothing Ear (Stick) are the new wireless headphones from the Carl Pei start-up. Unlike the Ear (1), there is a cylinder-shaped case and neither a silicone enclosure nor an ANC. We have summarized the details about the earbuds here.

follow for nothing ear (1) (test report) And this phone (1) Now the ear (stick). Like the Apple AirPods, they have an open design, so they sit without silicone enclosure in the ears. they cost 119 euro And therefore slightly more expensive than the Ear (1) originally released for 99 euros – however, the latter, to increase to 149 euros in the future. Half-in-ear headphones can currently be purchased from the manufacturer pre orderthey show up in stores 4 November, Anyone who doesn’t already own anything will get a ten percent discount on the ear (stick) through customer service.

4.4 grams These lightweight earphones have 12.6mm drivers and feature the signature nothing design with transparent elements. They are IP54. are according to Protected from dust, rain and sweat, They can be operated using the pushbutton on the handle, which should work even with wet fingers.

tasks include a wearer detectionIntelligent noise cancellation for calls and bass lock. The latter is used to automatically adjust bass, depending on the fit of the earbuds, for “always powerful bass.” The Ear (Stick) supports Android Fast Pair for hassle-free pairing and, in conjunction with the phone (1), automatically switches to low-latency mode when launching gaming applications. Bluetooth codecs are used for AAC and SBC transmission.

until seven hours of playback time Nothing points to headphones. However, when making phone calls, they must last for three hours at a time. Total runtime, i.e. including case, are as per manufacturer Up to 29 Hours (music) or up to twelve hours (telephone call). The case, which is also partially transparent, is charged via USB-C. Due to the size, they do not support induction charging. Also, ear (stick) no active noise cancellation Feather. Among others, the Huawei FreeBuds Lipstick, Hugo Boss Gear and Earin M-2 already offered a similar cylinder design.

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