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Nothing Ear (3) are premium wireless earbuds featuring 12 mm dynamic drivers, Bluetooth 5.4 with LDAC/LHDC support, up to 45 dB hybrid ANC, and a Super Mic system that filters up to 95 dB of ambient noise, all housed in an IP54‑rated transparent design.
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the Nothing Ear (3) for its comfortable ergonomic design, robust app‑driven EQ, and the upgraded 12 mm drivers that deliver punchy bass and support LDAC/LHDC hi‑res codecs. The hybrid ANC is praised for delivering 35 dB low‑frequency and 38 dB high‑frequency reduction, though reviewers note it falls short of the advertised 45 dB and the V‑shaped tuning pushes midrange vocals back, requiring EQ tweaks. The Super Mic system, capable of filtering up to 95 dB of ambient noise, is highlighted as a standout feature for calls.
What Users Say
Everyday users love the secure fit, long battery life, and the strong bass that shines on pop and EDM, while the Super Mic is repeatedly mentioned for clear calls in noisy settings. However, they commonly complain about recessed midrange vocals, inconsistent ANC performance, and occasional fit discomfort for smaller ears.
Common Complaints
Recessed midrange vocals due to V‑shaped tuning, ANC not reaching the claimed 45 dB and varying in high‑frequency noise, fit issues for smaller ears despite multiple tip sizes, and a slightly heavier feel over long sessions.
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