Nothing Ear 3A earbuds with ANC and call recording hit $79 at Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy
The noise-canceling wireless buds are now $20 below their standard price, marking a new low for the product across three major U.S. retailers.
By Chloe Martin ·

The price for Nothing’s Ear 3A wireless earbuds has dropped to $79 at Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy. This $20 discount from the standard price matches the lowest cost the product has reached to date.
The earbuds feature active noise cancellation and extensive equalizer controls. Reviewer John Higgins noted the default sound is slightly bass-heavy, but he found the adjustment process straightforward. This level of audio customization is uncommon for headphones in this price bracket.
The noise cancellation handles low-frequency drones from air conditioners and airplane cabins effectively. It does not fully silence the chatter of a busy coffee shop. Testers also identified minor software bugs, including abrupt shifts in noise cancellation levels during adaptive mode and occasional issues with voice calls in noisy settings.
The device includes 32MB of built-in storage, allowing users to record up to two hours of phone calls. A companion app transfers these recordings, and the interface offers a direct shortcut to ChatGPT. The product is available in four colors, including a distinct pink shade, and ships with extra-small ear tips for a better fit.
Nothing positions the Ear 3A as a value option for consumers seeking noise-canceling features without a high price tag. The current sale makes the hardware accessible across the three major retail channels mentioned.
Source: The Verge





