Nothing’s Ear (open) should have been a CMF product all along… Here’s proof
I’ll say it: Nothing launched the Ear (open) under the wrong logo. The open-ear buds debuted in 2024 at $149, wrapped in Nothing’s signature transparent…
I’ll say it: Nothing launched the Ear (open) under the wrong logo. The open-ear buds debuted in 2024 at $149, wrapped in Nothing’s signature transparent…
Everyone has held a milk carton, which is exactly why CMF’s new speakers are so hard to stop looking at. CMF, the budget sub-brand of…
Consumer electronics have usually been opaque, literally and figuratively, but there was a time when manufacturers actually glorified transparent designs. Nothing tried to bring back…
Open-ear earbuds used to feel like a niche product made for a very specific kind of listener. They were mostly aimed at runners, cyclists, and…
Clip-on-style earbuds are the new trend, and the fever is catching on fast across mainstream brands. While Nothing has already impressed with the Ear (open)…
Nothing spent three phone generations convincing us that a few light strips on the back of a device counted as a personality. The Glyph Interface…
Music lovers are gradually developing a deeper appreciation for in-ear monitors (IEMs) as they explore the world of personal audio. The Chi-Fi market, in particular,…
It’s no secret that rising memory prices have become a major challenge for tech companies of every size. Some brands have responded by simply raising…
Most wireless earbuds are designed to disappear into your daily routine. The Nothing Ear (3a) does the opposite. While the pair of buds brings the…
Let’s be honest, phones virtually look the same with no major design innovation, or for that matter, even hardware progression that would turn eyeballs. The…
Apple killed the iPhone Mini in 2021 and never apologized for it. The 13 Mini was the last of its kind, a genuinely pocketable smartphone…
The Glyph Matrix is nice, but it’s not really useful, is it? How much value can you extract from spinning the bottle on the back…
Nothing has revived and redefined the see-through design aesthetics that blew up in the late 1990s and early 2000s. That era was highlighted by colorful…
Fundamentally, spatial computing has evolved at a considerable pace: both in terms of tech and (some would argue) in design as well. However, in both…
Nothing’s CMF sub-brand exists because someone at the company realized that modularity and affordability could coexist, and that a phone doesn’t need to cost 800…
Nothing’s unique design language has inspired many gadgets and concept designs, and this one is no different. Just like the Nothing NK-1 keyboard which follows…