Nothing Ear (open) wireless open headphones with Dual mics and AI Clear Voice, Open Sound Technology, IP54 water resistant, 30 hours of playback and Advanced EQ - WhiteCarbon Neutral Certified by SCS Global Services

The sound quality on these are super good. The fit is okay but not perfect. Very light earbuds almost forgot I had them on. The build quality is superb. Connects seamlessly and I'd say its somewhat a good value for money. Since it's open ear remember using it outdoors or in noisy places is not ideal. No noise cancellation or isolation features

Fantastic product. Great value and great sound on its own merits, let alone considering that it's not blocking outside sounds (ultimately, if you are looking for perfect sound the only option is conventional in-ear or even noise-cancelling earphones, but you wouldn't be buying open earphones if you wanted that). It's great to have that sound overlayed on real-life too. Perfect for those of us that want to take calls at work, while walking, etc, without the awkward delay while you fumble with your earphones to get them in first -- you just keep one or both of them in your ears at all times since they don't stop you having IRL conversations and they're so comfortable I forgot they were there. Also good for listening safely while running or even cycling (I still only had one in for the latter though I could easily have had both -- unless you are really blasting music you can still hear everything around you and my use of them was just for navigation instructions). Battery life seems great too, and the case charges them when not in use. Ultimately my only quibble with these is that I live in London on a tube line where much of the journey to work is at 110db -- more than enough to cause hearing loss, let alone overpower whatever you are listening to on open headphones. To spare my hearing I had to revert to noise-cancelling earphones, but for anyone whose hearing is not being destroyed every day by London's tube trains or who is able to spend the money to have two pairs, you should get these.

My usecase is primarily audiobooks, mostly around the house. The comfort is very good, you can almost forget you're wearing them. The battery life is very good, and the case lasts ages between recharges.The controls are easily adapted for audiobooks (Eg setting rewind as a double-tap) and I've found them to be relatively intuitive.Audio quality has been perfectly good for audio books. When I occasionally listen to music, the sound quality isn't up to the same standard as similarly price in-ear headphones, but it's still perfectly enjoyable.The only time they suffer a bit is when cycling, they suffer much more with wind noise than in-ear headphones, perfectly fine with music, a little difficult with audiobooks.Software on android seems pretty decent, basics like reconfiguration and checking battery status are achieved easily.

Was super excited to try these as I work outside and I need to be aware of what's around me, they sound great and look really cool. However the way they sit on my ears it felt like it was irritating and rubbing a small part of my ear that they started to feel uncomfortable. Returned hassle free.

I love listening to music while I run, but previously I've always had to use over ear headphones. I have had some ear problems in the past and don't like ear buds, they tend to hurt my ears and I notice tinnitus after wearing them. But the Nothing Open Ear is perfect. It rests comfortably on the ear with nothing entering the ear canal. They are light so I don't have a huge headband over my head anymore as well.Plus the sound is fantastic. I'm impressed by some nice bass, it's not chest thumping, but it's fleshed out and fills the sound nicely. You do lose some volume when in a noisy environment, but the music does stay there in the background until the noise passes. Great if you're someone who wants to keep situational awareness while responsibly enjoying your music (e.g. running or cycling).

I had a pair of Shokz open earphones but I recently bought a Nothing phone so thought I'd give the Nothing Open earphones a go.They are extremely good. They sound great, pair easily and the transparent case just looks good and has the nice extra of always being able to see at a glance if the earphones are in the case or not.More surprisingly, there's no sound leakage. Others can't hear what's playing.I thoroughly recommend them.

I've returned these for three reasons:1) The fit for my (large?) ears wasn't good, even after I'd removed my spectacles2) They didn't connect to my iPhone automatically when I got them out of the case and fitted them to my ears3) When I did connect them manually, the connection always dropped within a few (<10) seconds even when I was holding my phone 30cm from my head.It's a shame, they sounded decent and were comfortable. I never got to try them on phone calls. I'll be ordering some more Sony WF-L910 Linkbuds.

Pretty clear mids and treble. Bass really suffers. Zero subbass rumble even with advanced EQ. Barely any midbass. Nothing claimed this wasn't the case and I fell for itEdifier has some open ears that vastly superior.