Nothing Ear Open Design, Key Specs Leak Online Ahead of Launch

Nothing Ear Open, the company’s rumored open-ear true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds, are expected to launch later today. So far, the UK-based OEM has announced the arrival of an upcoming product but has yet to reveal any details. Design images of the expected audio wearables alongside expected key features have surfaced online. They are expected to retain the brand’s specific design language and feature larger batteries than most TWS earbuds on the market. The earbuds are also tipped to arrive with support for OpenAI’s ChatGPT.

Nothing Ear Open Design (expected)

Win Future leaked (in German) the design of Nothing’s so-called open-ear TWS earbuds with a partially transparent design. They are seen with long, curved bands that are expected to keep the earbuds in place. The earbuds appear in a white hue, placed in a pill-shaped charging and storage case.

Nothing Ear Open Earbuds Front and Back Design
Photo credit: Winfuture

Nothing Ear Open Features (Expected)

The Nothing Ear Open earbuds will each come equipped with a 14.2mm titanium-coated polyethylene terephthalate driver, the publication says. They will also reportedly feature “Bass Enhance” technology, as well as dual device and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity. The touch sensors will reportedly be placed on the transparent part of the earbuds.

The report adds that the Nothing Ear Open is likely to come with AI-enabled Clear Voice technology, a low latency mode, and an IP54-rated construction for dust and splash resistance. The case is also said to carry a similar certification. The headset is said to come with ChatGPT support, like other products from Nothing. Each earphone is expected to weigh 8.1g.

The Nothing Ear Open headset is expected to feature 64mAh batteries, while the accompanying charging case is said to be backed by a 635mAh cell. On a single charge, the earbuds will reportedly offer up to eight hours of battery life.

Together with the case, the headset is said to offer 30 hours of playback. The publication states that the headset is expected to deliver up to 24 hours of total talk time, including six hours of use on the earbuds.