The Nothing Ear Open join a growing trend in headphones where active noise cancelling technology is eschewed for a design ...

Unlike many open headphones with a similar hook design I’ve tested, you can adjust the fit of the OpenRock X by twisting the ...

Nothing isn't new to audio, which explains why they're confident enough to try something very different — open-ear headphones ...

Bone conduction headphones haven’t changed much in design since the days of the Aftershokz Aeropex (although we do also have ...

(The images below show my older pair of Aftershokz Aeropex ... Every pair of headphones the company makes keeps your ears open and uncovered. But, recently, how they do that, while still ...

Cue the OpenSwim headphones, which use bone conduction technology and an open-ear design ... early 2022 the Shokz OpenSwim were called the AfterShokz Xtrainerz. Nothing has changed since the ...

The new buds run $149, the same price as the company’s Ear 2 and $50 more than the budget Ear A, and $20 more than the new ...

Shokz, formally known as AfterShokz, is largely considered ... headphone isn’t the only device with this in mind. The ...

The Ear (open) is priced at Rs 17,999 and those interested can purchase these buds from Nothing’s official website or other e ...

The OpenRock X sports open-ear headphones are designed for cycling and running but the sound quality and durability could be ...

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With the Ear (open), Nothing presents open headphones for the first time. They are worn over the ear and do not block the ear canal. The Ear (open) consist of a cylindrical element that houses the ...