White Nothing Ear 1 Earphones by Nothing on Sale

Pair of in-ear earphones in white. Includes USB-C charging cable, three sets of ear tips for alternate sizing, and wireless charging case with hinged closure.
Pair of in-ear earphones in white. Includes USB-C charging cable, three sets of ear tips for alternate sizing, and wireless charging case with hinged closure. · Up to 5 hour battery life · Bluetooth 5.2 streaming · Native app for iOS and Android · 11.6 mm dynamic drivers · Active noise and call noise cancellation · Tap-to-control function · Earphones: H28.9 x W21.5 x D23.5 mm / 4.7 g · Charging Case: H58.6 x W58.6 x D23.7 mm / 57.4 g Supplier color: White

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