Nothing Ear (a)
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Nothing Ear (a) Price in Nepal

Indicative price
Rs. 8,000 – 11,000
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Full specifications

Driver
11mm dynamic
ANC / transparency
Smart ANC up to 45 dB (3 levels), transparency
Codecs
SBC, AAC, LDAC
Spatial / extras
Bass Enhance, ChatGPT
App / EQ
Nothing X app (EQ)
Battery (buds)
~9.5h (ANC off)
Battery (case, total)
Up to 42.5h with case
Charging
USB-C
Wireless charging
No
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Editor’s review

  • LDAC + 45dB ANC limited is a combination most competitors cannot match at this price. LDAC enables up to 990kbps wireless Hi-Res audio — when streaming from Spotify HiFi or YouTube Music on a compatible Android device, the quality difference over AAC is genuinely audible, particularly in the stereo width and instrumental separation.
  • The Yellow colour option has made the Nothing Ear (a) one of the most visually distinct earbuds in Nepal's market. In a sea of black and white options, the Yellow variant has become a popular choice among students and young professionals in Kathmandu — a genuine differentiation, not just cosmetic.
  • 9.5h ANC-on battery is above average at this price. For a full day of commuting and office work in Kathmandu with ANC running continuously, this comfortably covers a 9-to-6 workday without opening the case.
  • Smart ANC with three levels lets you tune noise cancellation to your environment. At full strength it handles micro-bus and Sajha bus noise during Kathmandu commutes. At medium or light, it is comfortable for extended office use without ear fatigue.
  • ChatGPT voice integration works hands-free via the Nothing X app — useful for Nepal's commuters who want AI assistance without handling a phone. The 3-mic ENC captures voice clearly even in ambient urban noise.

Key Highlights

🎧 ANC Smart ANC up to 45 dB (3 levels) + Transparency
🔋 Battery 9.5h / 42.5h total
🎵 Codec SBC, AAC, LDAC
💧 IP Rating IP54 (buds)

Key specs — what they mean

ANC
Smart ANC up to 45 dB (3 levels), transparency
Battery
Up to 42.5h with case
Bluetooth
Bluetooth 5.3
Water resist
IP54 (buds)

Pros & cons

Strengths
  • Mid-range buyers who want LDAC Hi-Res audio and strong ANC without exceeding its price
  • Design-conscious buyers who want something that stands out u2014 the Yellow variant is iconic
  • Music enthusiasts who stream lossless audio and want the most from their streaming subscription
Weaknesses
  • Buyers who need wireless charging u2014 USB-C only (the Nothing Ear 2024 adds Qi for a little more)
  • Frequent callers in very noisy environments u2014 the 3-mic array is good but the Ear (2024)'s 6-mic is better

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Warranty & service

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Frequently asked questions

The CMF Buds Pro 2 has better ANC (50dB vs 45dB), longer battery (11h vs 9.5h), a planar tweeter driver, and is cheaper by its price. The Nothing Ear (a) offers the distinctive Nothing aesthetic, uses the same Nothing X app ecosystem, and has slightly better call quality (3 mics vs 6 u2014 though CMF wins there). The CMF is the better pure-specs buy; the Nothing Ear (a) wins on design identity.

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Published Jun 3, 2026 · Last updated Jul 13, 2026