Nothing ear (3) weiß

Der neue In-Ear-Kopfhörer Nothing Ear 3 kommt mit Spatial Audio und einem neuartigen Telefonie-Feature, das Schule machen könnte.

Die Nothing Ear (3) punkten mit einem echten Highlight: dem Super Mic, das direkt im Lade-Case integriert ist. Die junge Londoner Marke hat hier technisch wie funktional ganze Arbeit geleistet – insbesondere in lauten Umgebungen überzeugt die Sprachverständlichkeit auf ganzer Linie. Auch klanglich wissen die wetterfesten True Wireless In-Ears zu gefallen: Ihr Sound ist räumlich, druckvoll und kräftig abgestimmt. In Sachen Noise Cancelling und Transparenzmodus besteht hingegen noch Potenzial nach oben.

Jetzt gibt es sie doch, die Nothing Ear (3). Warum es sich dabei eigentlich um die vierte Generation handelt, verraten wir dir hier im Praxistest.

Nothing’s latest flagship earbuds are truly elevated visually yet still able to deliver zealous, customizable sound along with extensive audio tailoring. The 'Super Mic' walkie-talkie case isn't the new must-have feature in earbuds exactly, but it's fun to use in calls, and the ANC is good enough to nix all but the nastiest of noises. If you sense a 'but' coming though, well done: they're quite a bit pricier than their predecessors, and the stamina isn't as good as I'd hoped for the money.

A more grown-up take on Nothing’s steadily evolving wireless earbuds, with some unique – and welcome – additions. The price has risen a bit, but the Ear 3’s refined build and high quality mic make up

Nothing's Ear 3 are a vibrant third-generation revision to the brand's truly-wireless headphone line, and they pack a punch. You get bigger drivers, a more-compatible hi-res audio format in LDAC, Bluetooth 5.4 support, and longer battery life. Plus, there's a quirky dual-microphone system built into the case. Is that enough to justify the Ear 3's higher price?

Nothing’s latest buds are as visual striking as ever, delivering adept, customisable sound in a package loaded with some futuristic tech. Some might see the walkie-talkie function of the case as little less than a gimmick, while others will hail its ingenuity. It’s a solid pair of buds for Android users though, particularly those in the Nothing ecosystem.