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I tested Nothing's new pink earbuds, and they look as good as they sound

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Why This Matters

The Nothing Ear (3a) pink earbuds combine bold design, affordability, and innovative features, making them a compelling choice for consumers seeking style and functionality. Their unique aesthetic and recording capabilities set them apart in a competitive market, highlighting the importance of design and value in tech accessories.

Key Takeaways

Nothing Ear (3a) 4.5 / 5 Very good pros and cons Pros Thoughtfully designed and affordably priced.

They pack value and special features not found in rivals.

Well worth the $100. Cons Their design may not be for everyone.

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I've been vocal about my love for Nothing products ever since I tested the brand's first generation Ear (a) earbuds several years ago. Their yellow and black design language was so striking when compared to competitors, and the earbuds matched great sound with great value.

So when Nothing sent its third-generation buds my way, I was eager to give them a go. In a sea of minimalist gray tech, Nothing offers bold products with an edgy vibe and unique form factor.

Also: Nothing Headphone (a) review: The superior option for design and button enthusiasts

Plus, these earbuds have some unique recording functionalities I have yet to see in competitors. I spent a week working, exercising, and listening to music with the $100 Ear (3a) earbuds, and I can confidently say they're worth your money -- with a few caveats.

I got to test out the Ear (3a) in its pink colorway, and they have been so fun to wear for a few reasons. I can always spot them in my backpack or my room, standing out among the clutter. But they not only stand out in my purse -- they're also the subject of many compliments and conversations when I wear them in the office or show them to friends.

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