Nothing, the brand renowned for its innovative transparent audio products and smartphones, appears to be gearing up for a new release in the audio space. Nothing might soon launch a new pair of wireless earbuds named the Nothing Ear Open. This exciting development was revealed through Singapore’s IMDA certification, where the product was listed under the brand ‘Nothing.’
According to the IMDA certification, spotted by 91mobiles, the new earbuds are designated with the model number B182 and fall under the ‘low power device’ category that connects via Bluetooth. The certification details describe the product as true wireless earphones, and the supplier listed is IFactory ASIA PTE. LTD.
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This marks the first significant public listing of the Nothing Ear Open, and as of now, specific details about the earbuds are limited. However, the IMDA listing suggests that the product will be available in various global markets, not just confined to India or the UK.
It has been a while since Nothing introduced a new audio product. The last releases were the Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear (a) in April this year, which featured Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), Hi-Res audio support, and the signature transparent design that Nothing is known for.
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Additionally, shortly after these releases, Nothing integrated ChatGPT into their audio products, including the Nothing Ear (2) and CMF Buds. This integration allowed users to utilise ChatGPT as their preferred voice assistant for handling various queries. This feature was also extended to the Nothing Phone (1) and Nothing Phone (2).
With the Nothing Ear Open now appearing in certifications, it’s likely that more information about the earbuds will emerge soon. It’s important to note that the company has not yet officially announced anything about the Nothing Ear Open earbuds.