- Weight
- Connection
- Controls
Specs that matter
- Type
- Earbuds
- Wear
- In-ear / earbuds
- ANC
- Yes
- Battery
- 36 h
- IP rating
- IPX4
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Should you buy it?
Buy the Studio Buds+ only on a discount if you switch between an iPhone and an Android phone: they pair in one tap on both, launched at $169.99, and lasted 8 h 22 min of playback with ANC on in one test. One lab test found the ANC cuts outside noise by about 20 dB, enough for a bus or train commute. Skip them at full price, because the case has no wireless charging, the app has no EQ, and IPX4 covers only light sweat and rain. They're also a 2023 design, and the Nothing Ear (3a), $79 at Nothing's US store (Oct 8, 2026), adds an EQ and measured 80.9% noise reduction in one test.
People who switch between an iPhone and an Android phone and want ANC buds for under $100 on sale.
Anyone who wants wireless charging, an EQ or the strongest ANC.
What other reviewers say
Reviews from other sites and creators. They don't change the Gadget Clash score.
Asks whether the refresh justifies the higher price over the Studio Buds.
Read on SoundGuys ↗Reviewer wasn't fully won over by the update.
Read on What Hi-Fi? ↗The transparent design is the standout, backed by solid improvements.
Read on The Verge ↗


