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Nothing debuts Ear (3) with Super Mic for clearer calls

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Nothing has officially unveiled its latest flagship TWS earbuds, the Ear (3). After experimenting with the naming convention in 2024, the brand is back on track with a more familiar label. This time, the Ear (3) goes for a more premium feel by incorporating aluminum elements into both the earbuds and charging case, while still retaining Nothing’s signature transparent design.

What makes the Ear (3) stand out is its unique Super Mic feature. Integrated into the charging case and activated with a “Talk” button, Super Mic can filter up to 95dB of background noise, promising clearer calls even in loud environments. Interestingly, it can also be used to record voice notes directly through native memo apps on iOS and Android, making it a versatile tool for on-the-go users.

On the hardware side, the earbuds pack 12mm dynamic drivers, a bone conduction voice pickup unit, and a three-microphone system capable of filtering up to 45dB of noise. They support Spatial Audio, AAC, SBC, and LDAC, alongside Bluetooth 5.4 with dual connection. Other notable features include Hi-Res audio support, in-ear detection, IP54 protection, and up to 5.5 hours of playback with ANC enabled. With the charging case, total battery life extends to 38 hours, with both USB-C and wireless charging supported.

The Nothing Ear (3) will retail for $179 ( PHP 11K ) and will be available globally starting September 25.

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