Headphones were the original piece of wearable technology and they remain as essential today as ever. But they are starting to change rapidly now, as things like noise cancelling and Bluetooth wireless technology enable the dream of completely cable-free living. What will the best headphones of the future look like?
The second-generation earbuds might look almost identical to the Ear 1s but with a $50 higher asking price. Lucky for Nothing, their sound quality is in a different league.
While Apple has been exploring the idea of adding health-focused features to its AirPods for years, now Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman believes this is finally on the horizon.
In the latest edition of his Power On newsletter, Gurman speculates that Apple could “upgrade the AirPods to become a health tool in the next year or two” and that they may even “come with the ability to get hearing data of some sort.”
On Wednesday, March 22nd Nothing will be announcing a followup to its Ear 1 buds, only this time with “elite engineering and next-level personalization for the ultimate sound experience,” according to the company. We found the OG buds to be “buggy” which makes the teaser image below slightly worrisome.
