Startup Nothing, the company of OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, has sent us its first product: a wireless headset. Nothing Ear (1). Transparent material, bold and minimalistic design – the design concept of the phone is intended to demonstrate the corporate identity of the company.

Nothing Ear (1) was launched into the market with a powerful marketing campaign that involved great YouTubers and other famous people to create a lot of hype organic. According to Karl Pei in an interview BloombergNothing’s debut on the market with its 100% wireless headset aims to put the startup up against the big names in the market. Companies such as Sony, Apple, Samsung, and even OnePlus, the former home of the executive, are active in the wireless headphone segment.

Link to buy Nothing Ear 1: https://bit.ly/3BmcWcH

other headphones:

• Redmi Buds 3 Pro White: https://bit.ly/3aUB9fH
• Redmi Airdots 3 Pro: https://amzn.to/3zq9ufO
• Headphones Xiaomi Basic: https://bit.ly/3aZhbjO
• Headphones Beats Studio Buds Black: https://bit.ly/3aTLZCJ
• White Beats Studio Buds: https://bit.ly/3Pvhhyy

Nothing Ear (1): TWS transparent wireless headphones with active noise cancellation and 34-hour battery life.
The product is the creation of the co-founder of OnePlus and impresses with its beautiful appearance.

What to expect from Nothing?

London-based Nothing promises to develop a network of smart products with a design philosophy that can be minimalist. The firm intends to start with small devices such as headphones.

Back this year, the company has already released its first product outside the audio segment: a mobile phone. Nothing Phone (1)which will cost approx. BRL 2.5 thousand. As with the earbuds, the phone’s standout feature is its transparent design, allowing the user to see the wireless charging coil. Serving the mid-range smartphone segment, the device will support 5G thanks to the Qualcomm chipset.

Over time, the startup intends to invest in bolder ideas, always thinking about the connected ecosystem between devices. “Over the course of the year, we will have multiple products, not just audio products,” explains Carl Pei. “And ultimately we want these devices to communicate with each other.”

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