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Nothing’s second-generation transparent buds use circuitry as a design statement: a clear stem reveals the dual-chamber mic array, etched “Nothing” branding, and a single red accent dot to mark the right ear. Each 4.5-gram shell contains an 11.6 mm custom driver with a graphene diaphragm, powered by adaptive ANC that samples ambient noise 5,000 times per second.
Pinch-gesture stems prevent accidental taps, and haptic feedback confirms each input, allowing for eyes-free interaction. The square charging case draws inspiration from Dieter Rams cubes, featuring transparent polycarbonate lids, a white baseplate, and visible magnets. It offers 36 hours of total playback and supports 2.5 W Qi wireless charging as well as USB-C fast charging. Personalized sound scans tailor the EQ curve to your hearing, while LDAC and LHDC 5.0 deliver 24-bit/192 kHz audio over Bluetooth 5.3.
Wearing these feels more like donning concept art than using typical consumer earbuds, with function clearly expressed through transparent form.