Nothing Ear Open earbuds are indeed back under $100 right now, making them a great value for those looking for open-ear style earbuds that prioritize safety over sound quality. These wireless earbuds rest securely in your outer ear rather than inside of your ear canals, allowing you to stay aware of your surroundings at all times.
The Nothing Ear Open join the growing market of open-ear options, which also includes pricier alternatives like Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 and Bose Ultra Open. While these models prioritize safety over sound quality, the Nothing Ear Open offers a more affordable alternative with similar features, including microphones for clear phone calls and noise-canceling technology.
When it comes to audio quality, nothing to be expected from open-ear earbuds, but the design of each speaker module helps minimize sound leakage. Users can expect up to eight hours of battery life on a full charge, with an additional 30 hours when using the charging case.
One potential drawback is that these earbuds may not be the best fit for those wearing thicker glasses or hearing aids, as the over-the-ear style can sometimes be difficult to wear. Nevertheless, the Nothing Ear Open offer a great value for those looking for open-ear earbuds with features like multipoint Bluetooth and "Low Lag Mode" for gaming.
With Amazon currently offering the earbuds at their all-time low of $99 ($50 off), it's definitely worth considering if you're in the market for a pair.
The Nothing Ear Open join the growing market of open-ear options, which also includes pricier alternatives like Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 and Bose Ultra Open. While these models prioritize safety over sound quality, the Nothing Ear Open offers a more affordable alternative with similar features, including microphones for clear phone calls and noise-canceling technology.
When it comes to audio quality, nothing to be expected from open-ear earbuds, but the design of each speaker module helps minimize sound leakage. Users can expect up to eight hours of battery life on a full charge, with an additional 30 hours when using the charging case.
One potential drawback is that these earbuds may not be the best fit for those wearing thicker glasses or hearing aids, as the over-the-ear style can sometimes be difficult to wear. Nevertheless, the Nothing Ear Open offer a great value for those looking for open-ear earbuds with features like multipoint Bluetooth and "Low Lag Mode" for gaming.
With Amazon currently offering the earbuds at their all-time low of $99 ($50 off), it's definitely worth considering if you're in the market for a pair.
... they're making these open-ear earbuds super affordable and available everywhere! I'm not saying they're trying to distract us or anything 
, but have you noticed how many new "value" options are popping up lately? It's like the tech companies want us to get used to the idea of sacrificing sound quality for a lower price. But seriously, it's cool that we've got more affordable options now... maybe they're trying to create a new standard or something 
. And $99 is a pretty sweet deal! Can't say I'm too excited about it though... just don't want to be one of those people who gets caught up in the hype and buys something just because it's cheap 
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. On one hand, $100 is a crazy low price point, especially since we all know that most earbuds are gonna compromise on sound quality just to fit within budget constraints. It's like our politicians always saying we can have it both ways - affordable and decent quality? 
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! I mean, who needs top-notch sound quality when you can have your ears free to roam and be aware of what's going on around you? 
It's a no-brainer that open-ear earbuds are the way to go, especially at this price point $100 is like an absolute steal 
! Sure, audio quality might not be the best, but I'm all about multipoint Bluetooth and "Low Lag Mode" for gaming - it's like, totally worth it 
! Plus, having a charging case that gives you extra 30 hours of battery life? 
That's just icing on the cake! If you're in the market for open-ear earbuds, I'd say these are def worth checking out 
, but idk about the audio quality tho... im not exactly used to open-ear earbuds so its kinda weird at first 
. i do wish they were more comfy tho, my glasses are kinda thick and it takes a bit to get used to them 
. anywayz, $99 is a steal!
Also, have there been any reviews from users with thicker glasses or hearing aids who might experience some issues with fit?
! open-ear style is def the way to go if u wanna stay safe while listening to music or gaming. plus, $99 is like a steal 
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. not everyone's ears are the same size or shape, so u gotta consider that before buying. but overall, nothing ear open seems like a great value for what u get 
. has anyone else tried these? 
But, yeah, I can imagine it might not be the comfiest fit for people wearing glasses or hearing aids... my friend who wears thick specs told me she has to struggle sometimes with her current earbuds 
. Still, if you're looking for a safe and affordable option, these seem like they'd be worth checking out! 
! They're like, super safe to wear 'cause they don't go inside your ears, which is awesome if you wanna stay aware of what's going on around you. I mean, it's not gonna blow your mind with sound quality or anything, but for $99, I'm happy with that 
. I've been using them for gaming and it's amazing how the "Low Lag Mode" improves my overall experience 
. Sure, audio quality isn't the best, but for an open-ear design, I'm not expecting perfection 
. Definitely worth considering if you're in the market for a pair and want something safe and feature-packed 
. I'm not saying it's any of those things, but you can bet your bottom dollar there's something fishy going on here 
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. But for anyone else, I'd say grab them before they sell out! 
They're basically half price on Amazon rn...
. For those who care about safety over sound quality (and let's be real, that's a lot of people