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Nothing’s colorful, entry-level earbuds have fallen to their best price to date

Amazon’s Big Spring Sale strikes again.

Amazon’s Big Spring Sale strikes again.

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A photo of new earbuds from Nothing.
A photo of new earbuds from Nothing.
Nothing’s Ear (a) stand out with their bright yellow colorway, but they’re also available in black and white.
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Sheena Vasani
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From the AirPods Pro to the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2, Amazon’s Big Spring Sale has ushered in a number of surprisingly good deals on wireless earbuds. Neither of the aforementioned picks is probably the best option if you’re working with a tight budget, though, fortunately, there are cheaper alternatives. Right now for example, the already inexpensive Nothing Ear (a) are on sale at Amazon starting at $77.50 (around $23 off), which is a new all-time low.

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Nothing’s entry-level earbuds deliver solid value for the price, which is why they remain our favorite pair of earbuds for under $100. They combine decent active noise cancellation with enjoyable sound, which you can further fine-tune using Nothing’s mobile app. The water-resistant buds also come with three sizes of swappable silicone tips, which allow for a more secure and comfortable fit (should you find the right size).

A photo of new earbuds from Nothing.A photo of new earbuds from Nothing.

Nothing Ear (a)

$79$9920% off
$79

Nothing’s Ear (a) earbuds have the same general design as the company’s previous earbuds — but you can get these in a snazzy yellow. They include ANC, more than decent sound quality, and other features like multipoint for just under $100. Read our impressions.

What’s more, the ANC earbuds offer multipoint Bluetooth pairing, Fast Pair (for Android), and a low-latency gaming mode — the latter of which is relatively rare at this price point. They also sport ChatGPT integration, so if you own a Nothing phone, you can ask the AI tool questions on the go using your voice. Or, you know, not.

Read our Nothing Ear (a) hands-on impressions.
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