The brand-new and totally unorthodox Nothing Ear (Open) buds are already handsomely discounted
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Unveiled with an undeniably unconventional design and a somewhat excessive price point attached to their name just a couple of weeks ago, the Nothing Ear (Open) headphones are on sale at a surprisingly hefty discount for Amazon Prime members only at the time of this writing.
If you hurry, you can slash a whopping 70 bucks (or 37 percent) off the regular $189 price listed on Amazon for these brand-new open-ear buds, although in the spirit of full disclosure, it's important to point out that the same product is officially priced at $149 outside of any promotional campaigns on its manufacturer's US website.
Still, what matters is you can already get the Nothing Ear (Open) at a nice discount (be it of $70 or $30), especially given that the company founded by Carl Pei just a few years back is not actually shipping the unique-looking earbuds yet even if you have 150 bucks to spend.
At their newly reduced price, these puppies can be an unquestionably smart buy... if you understand exactly what you're getting here. As our recent Nothing Ear (Open) review makes abundantly clear, this is no rival for the likes of Apple's hugely popular AirPods Pro 2 or Samsung's state-of-the-art new Galaxy Buds 3 Pro in terms of overall audio performance.
The sound experience is entirely different from what you normally get from a "normal" pair of wireless earbuds, with Nothing's primary goal being to "(open) your world" without drowning out anything that's happening around you. In other words, you will still be able to hear the birds singing and the bus drivers arguing with the jaywalkers while you listen to your favorite tunes in... decent enough quality. And no, active noise cancellation is obviously not part of the deal.
The stellar battery life and the surprisingly comfortable design (considering the earhooks) are without a doubt two of the biggest selling points here, and it certainly also helps Nothing that Sony has recently unveiled a new pair of open-ring earbuds of its own that are significantly costlier and still only up for pre-order ahead of a release later this week. In a way therefore, the Nothing Ear (Open) might just be the best wireless earbuds in their category right now, at least from a value for money standpoint.
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