Highly doubt that he would react to something fairly negative and hyper critical as this... even though he seems open he is very smart about what he reacts... Would be dope if he did
@@baldrickthesphereofamusementalmost no CEO would gladly and publicly admit their product is terrible and needs someone else to help improve the next generation
I've had the Ear(2) for about a month now, and it seems to be going well. I skipped the Ear(1) after hearing about the many, many issues and replacements, as well as the price hike. I was interested in the design, but I knew to stay away from them until at least another generation. When I got the Ear(2), I was a bit disappointed with the sound (as I'm used to my good old 7506s), but as soon as I updated it and changed it to the flat EQ, they instantly got much better. I think they sound fine, honestly, and I just love the transparent plastic. I would prefer is they supported iPhone Hi-Res Bluetooth, but that just might not be possible right now. Overall, pretty solid, especially in environments with some background noise, but nowhere near audiophile quality. At least they're marginally better than EarPods.
You should definitely do more true wireless iems. Big market. I heard most of the top ones. So far the momentum 3 (after new update and new personal setting via series of audio tests) is top sounding followed by Nuratrue Pro (personalized setting with some slight eq fixes in the app). Please revisit the momentum 3 with your own personal setting (doing the audio tests). Edit: The Status 3anc (audiophile signature mode) is arguably the top sounding one too.
Unlike Sony, Samsung doesn't allow you to replace a missing bud. I'm not sure if it's changed but this is probably the only reason why I bought the older XM3
Haven't watched the channel in a while and stumbled upon this video. Damn boii the cinematography is nice now. Lovely seeing you getting better and better at this !
MY FATHER! Finally I think that i found the type of reviews/analysis that I was looking for. i can note the passion in the content, that is awesome for me and probably for all the viewers. Thanks a lot :)
I was hyped to try the Ear(2), but they sounded thin and odd to me. After a LOT of testing I came to the conclusion that they simply don’t fit in my ear. They just fall out all the time, no matter what plug I’m using.. They’re too shallow for me. Since they don’t fit my personal ear shape, the crucial to sound seal isn’t air tight, and the whole sound experience is thrown out the window… If I manually force them into my ears and keep them there, they sound pretty alright, and I can get an idea of what they actually are designed to sound like.
I bought the ear1 back in late 2021 and sold them 1.5 years later. I liked the design and the anc was good too. But the sound was worse than some free headphones you get with a phone sometimes. Luckily, the hype for them is still there and so someone was willing to pay 120€, 20€ more than what I paid for
The free headset that was included in the S10+ was awesome. Even Crinacle gave it minor props considering it's price point. Remember it was right around the time Samsung bought AKG
I got the Nothing ear (1)s at release, and am currently on my second replacement pair (third total). From audible BT radio interference, to non-functional touch controls/ANC, and problems charging correctly; the hardware quality/QA is seriously sub-par, luckily the CS experience has been great. Though most of the issues seem to have been at least partially mitigated through firmware updates, I still find myself having to put them back in the case, only to take them out 3 seconds later, up to 3 times, to get the ANC and touch controls to work reliably. They indeed sound like a 15-20$ pair of wired earbuds (mainstream, not miracle Chi-Fi) out of the box. However, using the proper AutoEQ preset with Wavelet on Android makes them more than acceptable, to me, for casual listening.
I was also influenced by the hype around the (1)s and got them as soon as they were available... I sent them back after 1 week. Truly horrible user experience.
i own them and i dont have almost any problems, a few times they gave me an heart attack, but solved the issue quickly. i still like them and use everyday, for 80$ they are worth it. maybe you got unlucky with them or weren't to carefull.
You must truly want that wireless experience to undergo the hassle. If that's the case, that's fine, but if you don't mind wires, you can find in-ear headphones leagues better for cheaper. Idk if you knew that already, just making it known. Whatever makes you happy is what matters.
@@RemedieX It's indeed mostly about the overall convenience package; ANC was also a must for public transport. I own technically stronger IEMs and headphones, but those wouldn't satisfy my daily use (especially fitment with IEMs, in-ears rarely fit comfortably in my freakish ears).
Well, it's a about time you reviewed their new buds the Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear (a) - any plans to do it? VERY curious to know yur thoughts on them
Really appreciate this upload. Could you consider covering more wireless IEMs? I’ve noticed there’s a lot of people asking for this in your comment sections. As you know, the bluetooth earbuds (in-ear) market has exploded over recent years. There’s an incredible amount of misinformation and misunderstanding floating around. I guess the same could be said for any audio products. I hope you can consider measuring the bigger releases, focusing on the premium products. I’ve seen you do this with Galaxy Buds, AirPods Pro and Sony’s XM series, for example. I hope you consider keeping a closer eye on this market and covering these every so often. It is incredibly appreciated as there’s too much junk to sift through and not enough reliable sources to get objective info like measurement data, for example. A great example is Technics AZ80 and JBL Tour Pro 2. I saw your measurement for an older Technics wireless IEM (AZ70) and they don’t seem all that good. We are very curious to know if Technics has changed their tuning as this is an extremely solid earbud in all other categories. But I can’t find measurements anywhere for these. 0DiBi has a video and measurements for JBL Tour Pro 2 and they look amazing. Tuned to Harman and the in-app EQ is God tier. I rarely see an in app EQ with so many bands (10?) but also allows you to move any band left or right changing the center frequency to boost or cut! Just amazing. So with their straightforward and smooth tuning, an EQ like this seems that it would be possible to tweak the signature as you please. Really interested to hear educated opinions on this pair. Unfortunately, 0DiBi’s video is in Korean with no English subtitles, for now. A shame.
I was initially considering the Nothing Ear 1 because of the price (100 bucks), but then I saw the Galaxy Buds 2 go on sale for 60 bucks locally. So I bought that instead because of your reviews and I don't regret it hahaha!
@@ShantanurajPatil it sometimes can go on sale at Best Buy for refurbished. As usual, refurbished is a lottery system. My fiancee's were almost brand new with the outside colorful box being damaged. So I think it was cosmetic damage returned by a previous customer who never opened them.
Idk i feel like the expectations that he has at such a price point can’t be met. Even if Sennheiser/B&O/Bose came out with a same-spec product it wouldn’t be in the price range and value Nothing can push out.
Bro I bought the Nothing 1s when they first came out. Used them loved them then lost them with the case. Finally found them today in the trunk of my car in my jacket OVER 2 years later. They still had charge I was fkn baffled
I liked the Ear 1 for a few months but they don't hold up well. After a year, they don't like to dock properly, and they frequently pause themselves when I'm not touching them. Also, if you lose one you can't just replace one. Hopefully these things aren't an issue with Ear 2. Not sure if I want to risk it.
I hope you also review their (stick) products. I find the rubber tips irritating to my ears, and the plastic teardrop shape works the best. So i always look at earphones of that shape, even if they're not the most premium product.
My ear (1)s almost blew up this week, about 14 months after purchase. I'm in the process of warranty claiming them, but be warned: they WILL try and get out of what's your rights to get.
Tried Nothing Ear 2 (didnt try 1) and love them, have tried JBL Tune Beam and Jabra Elite 85T together and the Nothing Ear 2 sounds the best imho , Also the noise cancelling and mic is the best ive come across. I work next to my wife and when shes on a call it sounds like shes in another room, which isnt the case with the other two.
Pittvandewitt is such a cool guy. I love him. Every time I buy new earbuds he sends me a nice customized Wavelet file that makes cheap stuff sound way more balanced.
Bought the new ear 2 feels like a waste of money imo. Bluetooth range sucks compared to my one plus pros from 2 years ago and sounds not really any different. Definitely doesn't compare the airpods in the slightest. Battery life sucks and sometimes they don't charge. Can get a range of 1 hr to 6hrs max and most of the time they only last 3 hrs avg. Was excited to finally get the nothing and try em out but pretty disappointed. Probably will never try nothing again tbh
Listening to this with a taped up ear(1) right now. Shame to hear they may not be as good as they could be. I will have to wait for these to die before I move on but this is useful information.
SAME im not an audiophile so while im not That focused on the nitty gritty of sound quality,,,i liked them a lot and i wish they didnt fall apart in less than 2 years. My right earbuds shell popped off and my left one is so quiet and tinny all of a sudden. No clue why
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 03:00 🎧 The Nothing Ear (1) is considered terrible in terms of sound quality, with a muddy and shouty sound signature. 06:29 🎵 The Nothing Ear (2) initially had a subpar sound profile but received a firmware update that improved it, although some listeners still find its timbre to be artificial. 09:48 📊 The Nothing Ear (2) represents a significant improvement over the Ear (1), but it faces strong competition in its price bracket. 10:16 💡 The reviewer hopes for further improvements in Nothing's future audio products, particularly the Nothing Ear (3). 10:30 🙏 The video ends with a thank-you message to Patreon supporters and a humorous offer for additional consultation from Nothing. Made with HARPA AI
I have both the Ear (2) and the OnePlus Buds Pro 2 and the Ear 2 has great soundstage, but the vocals are bizarre... They sound thin and so weird it's really hard to explain. The personalised sound is an improvement and does restore the highs, but also makes them a bit too much sometimes. The bass is awful too, the EQ for bass is awful. The OnePlus Buds Pro 2 have amazing bass for an IEM for a bass head like me but are far more narrow and less perceived detail retrieval to boot overall. I'm kinda torn and would love a mix of the two.
I had the nothing 1, warranty replaced them with the nothing 2 and they're both alright. I don't live them, they're not amazing but they're very serviceable and decently priced for what they are.
I m surprised u finally reviewed it after the galaxy earbuds 2 pro and airpod 2 pro. Thanks for the review, despite being too late because I just bought one for my wife. Anyway as long as she is happy with it, im okay. Myself still stuck with 2nd release of CCA CRA.
@@SchwarzAAWell just by credentials alone and reputation, Crinacle has reviewed and measured more than a thousand Earphones ranging from cheap to many hundreds and thousands of dollars in price. He's also one of the most known and respected reviewers in the Audiophile space. His standards for Audio quality in earphones are pretty damn high. He also did collabs with other companies to Tune their earphones for them.
I Will most likely stick to my Arrogant Bastard Hurricane, because they are VERY comfortable and have pretty good sound thinking about the price (I Am not audio-enthusiast or something like that, but i like my headphones because ive had 2 of them total for about 9 - 10 years now.)
This is one of the reasons I like wireless neckband adapters. Sure, you don't get ANC, but you do get better battery life, a reduced risk of losing an earphone because it fell out, and the manufacturer can just tune the output of the DAC and amp to be basically flat and leave all of the more characteristic tuning to whoever makes the IEMs you decide to stick on it. I would like it if more companies decided to copy Shure and include a pass-through mode, since a lot of IEMs can offer anywhere from 10 to 26dB of passive noise isolation.
Just as he said that he would review nothing I accidentally scrolled and the video ended. For a second I really thought that it was just a 5 second shitpost
I bought the Nothing Ear (1)s at the pop-up stall they had in Central London when they first came out. One of them fell out of my ear within the same week and 30 Mins later the audio was outputting at 2% the original volume. After getting a replacement pair they errored in the exact same way, except this time they never even took a fall or any sort of damage. I had to get a refund as I didn't want to keep going through this. It's a shame, they sounded great for the price, but clearly they had some issues with manufacturing or perhaps how tough they were. In the end the whole situation put me off ever buying Bluetooth in-ears again. I just own over ears now.
when tuning the thing, they took a measurement and tuned it to match the harman target, but they didn't realize that the measurement they took was already compensated to harman and not raw. So they ended up with double the bass boost and gain of the harman target. Hence harman^2. Basically, they really need to fire their engineer.
Could you make a video about AceZone headphones ? Mostly the A-Rise. I've tested it during the CS:GO Major at Paris this weekend, and first thought was "Crinacle must test this". They claim a lot of things, but i want to be sure.
I was waiting for crinacle to post something new but there he goes posting nothing
Nothing is more stale than joking about nothing.
Lol, you guys know nothing?
😂
@@TinchoX garbage
He talks about nothing twice!
Can't believe someone managed to tune Harman^2.
🤣
All hail nothing. They be the true gods of tuning
i would love a etymotic^2
In theory it works. Harman is a good standard? Twice that, twice better!
Tune by harman is good, but nothing is tune. Nothing is nothing
Maybe the Nothing CEO would be open to reacting to this video since he seems pretty open in his channel.
I was thinking the same would be hilarious 😂
Highly doubt that he would react to something fairly negative and hyper critical as this... even though he seems open he is very smart about what he reacts... Would be dope if he did
he reacts to phones and phone reviews because he knows more about phones than headphones. he would not have any idea what crin is talking about
@@liiou4445crin could teach him tho, so the ear 3s might even be good
@@baldrickthesphereofamusementalmost no CEO would gladly and publicly admit their product is terrible and needs someone else to help improve the next generation
Babe wake up, Crinacle posted a video 👀
I want him to sit on me 😲😍😍
harman² tuning is such an odd phrase i never expected to hear today
I've had the Ear(2) for about a month now, and it seems to be going well. I skipped the Ear(1) after hearing about the many, many issues and replacements, as well as the price hike. I was interested in the design, but I knew to stay away from them until at least another generation. When I got the Ear(2), I was a bit disappointed with the sound (as I'm used to my good old 7506s), but as soon as I updated it and changed it to the flat EQ, they instantly got much better. I think they sound fine, honestly, and I just love the transparent plastic. I would prefer is they supported iPhone Hi-Res Bluetooth, but that just might not be possible right now. Overall, pretty solid, especially in environments with some background noise, but nowhere near audiophile quality.
At least they're marginally better than EarPods.
You should definitely do more true wireless iems. Big market.
I heard most of the top ones.
So far the momentum 3 (after new update and new personal setting via series of audio tests) is top sounding followed by Nuratrue Pro (personalized setting with some slight eq fixes in the app). Please revisit the momentum 3 with your own personal setting (doing the audio tests).
Edit: The Status 3anc (audiophile signature mode) is arguably the top sounding one too.
Have you heard the Noble Audio Fokus Mystique? I’d rank that as a top one.
The sennheiser momentum 3 uses the same drivers as the IE600 and IE900. Most technically capable tws iems.
I have the Galaxy Buds2 and absolutely love the things.
have you heard about the apple airpods pro? they are a bit of a unknown niche brand, but they could make it big in the industry!
Yeah for reviews to be useful, there needs to be a reference point - a review for something many people have tried.
The mention « at launch » can be used on the buds 2 pro too, now you can easily find it for less than 100$
It's the other way around with nothing.
They released it at 100$ and then bumped the price to 150$.
I don't know how much they cost right now.
Unlike Sony, Samsung doesn't allow you to replace a missing bud. I'm not sure if it's changed but this is probably the only reason why I bought the older XM3
they only work well on android if you have a samsung
Haven't watched the channel in a while and stumbled upon this video. Damn boii the cinematography is nice now. Lovely seeing you getting better and better at this !
MY FATHER!
Finally I think that i found the type of reviews/analysis that I was looking for. i can note the passion in the content, that is awesome for me and probably for all the viewers. Thanks a lot :)
I was hyped to try the Ear(2), but they sounded thin and odd to me. After a LOT of testing I came to the conclusion that they simply don’t fit in my ear. They just fall out all the time, no matter what plug I’m using.. They’re too shallow for me. Since they don’t fit my personal ear shape, the crucial to sound seal isn’t air tight, and the whole sound experience is thrown out the window… If I manually force them into my ears and keep them there, they sound pretty alright, and I can get an idea of what they actually are designed to sound like.
I bought the ear1 back in late 2021 and sold them 1.5 years later. I liked the design and the anc was good too. But the sound was worse than some free headphones you get with a phone sometimes. Luckily, the hype for them is still there and so someone was willing to pay 120€, 20€ more than what I paid for
Can't be that bad if you had them for almost 2 years.
@@bubbabousky3857 Maybe, maybe he didn't care that much.
im interested, Lennart why did you keep them for 2 years?
They really need autoeq, with that they don't sound too bad
The free headset that was included in the S10+ was awesome. Even Crinacle gave it minor props considering it's price point. Remember it was right around the time Samsung bought AKG
@@Eustres like you said, I didnt care that much. Having wireless headphones that worked fine was sufficient to me at that time
NOTHING EAR (2024) PLEASE
I got the Nothing ear (1)s at release, and am currently on my second replacement pair (third total). From audible BT radio interference, to non-functional touch controls/ANC, and problems charging correctly; the hardware quality/QA is seriously sub-par, luckily the CS experience has been great. Though most of the issues seem to have been at least partially mitigated through firmware updates, I still find myself having to put them back in the case, only to take them out 3 seconds later, up to 3 times, to get the ANC and touch controls to work reliably. They indeed sound like a 15-20$ pair of wired earbuds (mainstream, not miracle Chi-Fi) out of the box. However, using the proper AutoEQ preset with Wavelet on Android makes them more than acceptable, to me, for casual listening.
I was also influenced by the hype around the (1)s and got them as soon as they were available... I sent them back after 1 week. Truly horrible user experience.
i own them and i dont have almost any problems, a few times they gave me an heart attack, but solved the issue quickly. i still like them and use everyday, for 80$ they are worth it. maybe you got unlucky with them or weren't to carefull.
You must truly want that wireless experience to undergo the hassle. If that's the case, that's fine, but if you don't mind wires, you can find in-ear headphones leagues better for cheaper. Idk if you knew that already, just making it known. Whatever makes you happy is what matters.
@@RemedieX It's indeed mostly about the overall convenience package; ANC was also a must for public transport. I own technically stronger IEMs and headphones, but those wouldn't satisfy my daily use (especially fitment with IEMs, in-ears rarely fit comfortably in my freakish ears).
Well, it's a about time you reviewed their new buds the Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear (a) - any plans to do it? VERY curious to know yur thoughts on them
I think he retired from doing IEM reviews
The fact that i haven't seen an Anker Soundcore on your channel makes me quiver in fear what your take would be about them. 😂
I like the design language they use with these. That first graph looks like a direct path to tinnitus lol you may hear 3 trebles AND NO MORE! haha
Really appreciate this upload. Could you consider covering more wireless IEMs? I’ve noticed there’s a lot of people asking for this in your comment sections. As you know, the bluetooth earbuds (in-ear) market has exploded over recent years. There’s an incredible amount of misinformation and misunderstanding floating around. I guess the same could be said for any audio products.
I hope you can consider measuring the bigger releases, focusing on the premium products. I’ve seen you do this with Galaxy Buds, AirPods Pro and Sony’s XM series, for example. I hope you consider keeping a closer eye on this market and covering these every so often. It is incredibly appreciated as there’s too much junk to sift through and not enough reliable sources to get objective info like measurement data, for example.
A great example is Technics AZ80 and JBL Tour Pro 2. I saw your measurement for an older Technics wireless IEM (AZ70) and they don’t seem all that good. We are very curious to know if Technics has changed their tuning as this is an extremely solid earbud in all other categories. But I can’t find measurements anywhere for these. 0DiBi has a video and measurements for JBL Tour Pro 2 and they look amazing. Tuned to Harman and the in-app EQ is God tier. I rarely see an in app EQ with so many bands (10?) but also allows you to move any band left or right changing the center frequency to boost or cut! Just amazing. So with their straightforward and smooth tuning, an EQ like this seems that it would be possible to tweak the signature as you please. Really interested to hear educated opinions on this pair. Unfortunately, 0DiBi’s video is in Korean with no English subtitles, for now. A shame.
I bought the nothing ear 1 before I got into good sound and it helped me very much appreciate good sound after switching from them.
I was initially considering the Nothing Ear 1 because of the price (100 bucks), but then I saw the Galaxy Buds 2 go on sale for 60 bucks locally. So I bought that instead because of your reviews and I don't regret it hahaha!
Which country?
@@ShantanurajPatil it sometimes can go on sale at Best Buy for refurbished. As usual, refurbished is a lottery system. My fiancee's were almost brand new with the outside colorful box being damaged. So I think it was cosmetic damage returned by a previous customer who never opened them.
bros a furry lmao wtf
ARE YOU GOING TO TUNE THE NOTHING EAR(3)s ????!!!!
Nononono, if crin will tune them they're gonna be Nothing Ear Zero
Reviewing nothing because he feels nothing but pain
Speaking about the updates: Grell Audio TWS1 got updated since you have measured them and they sound stunning (fairly close to Zero:RED).
Nothing x Crinacle when
This would be epic ngl
Crinacle lost his opportunity to collab with Nothing when he did his first collab.
@@Goodbutevilgeniusactually nothing 2 was collab with another audiophile creater who also criticised 1
@@xodox2505 missed the joke. I'm saying Crinacle can't collab with Nothing because he already collaborated with something.
@@Goodbutevilgenius damn can't believe that went over my head sucha dum-dum
Idk i feel like the expectations that he has at such a price point can’t be met. Even if Sennheiser/B&O/Bose came out with a same-spec product it wouldn’t be in the price range and value Nothing can push out.
Bro I bought the Nothing 1s when they first came out. Used them loved them then lost them with the case. Finally found them today in the trunk of my car in my jacket OVER 2 years later. They still had charge I was fkn baffled
That’s insane lol
Can you review the latest Ear and Ear (a) 2024?
I liked the Ear 1 for a few months but they don't hold up well. After a year, they don't like to dock properly, and they frequently pause themselves when I'm not touching them. Also, if you lose one you can't just replace one. Hopefully these things aren't an issue with Ear 2. Not sure if I want to risk it.
Chu 2 when
truly nothing is reviewed in this video
im so glad i got the buds 2 pro for 30$ used, new foam tips, good as new
Did crin lose weight?
I hope you also review their (stick) products. I find the rubber tips irritating to my ears, and the plastic teardrop shape works the best. So i always look at earphones of that shape, even if they're not the most premium product.
Modesty is his forte.
0:00 Yes
still waiting for blessing 3 dusk
Great! I was waiting for a review of Nothing from Crin!
I got the entire story when you introduced the video in the beginning as following " today I'll be reviewing the nothing.....white noise
Continuity!!! Starts in a Tee and continues to talk about nothing in a hoodie! Fire the director!
The last word ( f**k off ) is the word I waiting for every video you make , you are awesome 🤣🤣🤣
My ear (1)s almost blew up this week, about 14 months after purchase. I'm in the process of warranty claiming them, but be warned: they WILL try and get out of what's your rights to get.
Tried Nothing Ear 2 (didnt try 1) and love them, have tried JBL Tune Beam and Jabra Elite 85T together and the Nothing Ear 2 sounds the best imho , Also the noise cancelling and mic is the best ive come across. I work next to my wife and when shes on a call it sounds like shes in another room, which isnt the case with the other two.
Couldn't stand the ear(1) without eq, but with wavelet autoeq they're kinda decent imo
With enough eq, anything will be decent. The goal is getting something good right out of the box.
@@GinsuSher generally yes, but some headphones don't respond to eq that well
Pittvandewitt is such a cool guy. I love him. Every time I buy new earbuds he sends me a nice customized Wavelet file that makes cheap stuff sound way more balanced.
I trust you crin i have iems you tuned and let me tell you the bass is big dirty and stinking like it should be
Nothing x Crinacle would be hype af
Lol the first time a reviewer cracks me up! Gg with that funny accent 😂 and love your sense of humour! Bluh bluh bluh…
love you crin
Why did Crinacle not want to support the earbuds? V confused
Bought the new ear 2 feels like a waste of money imo. Bluetooth range sucks compared to my one plus pros from 2 years ago and sounds not really any different. Definitely doesn't compare the airpods in the slightest. Battery life sucks and sometimes they don't charge. Can get a range of 1 hr to 6hrs max and most of the time they only last 3 hrs avg. Was excited to finally get the nothing and try em out but pretty disappointed. Probably will never try nothing again tbh
Listening to this with a taped up ear(1) right now. Shame to hear they may not be as good as they could be. I will have to wait for these to die before I move on but this is useful information.
Autoeq them (wavelet), they're pretty decent if you do imo
SAME im not an audiophile so while im not That focused on the nitty gritty of sound quality,,,i liked them a lot and i wish they didnt fall apart in less than 2 years. My right earbuds shell popped off and my left one is so quiet and tinny all of a sudden. No clue why
Hey Crin! I know you’re not a big fan of some of Final’s IEMs have you tried out the ZE8000 their oddly tuned TWS flagship?
This dude’s thumbnails always cracks me up. Always visibly disappointed each time he appears on my youtube
Harman^2 explains everything 🤣
Still waiting for the Canjam SG Video, uncle Crin 😅
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
03:00 🎧 The Nothing Ear (1) is considered terrible in terms of sound quality, with a muddy and shouty sound signature.
06:29 🎵 The Nothing Ear (2) initially had a subpar sound profile but received a firmware update that improved it, although some listeners still find its timbre to be artificial.
09:48 📊 The Nothing Ear (2) represents a significant improvement over the Ear (1), but it faces strong competition in its price bracket.
10:16 💡 The reviewer hopes for further improvements in Nothing's future audio products, particularly the Nothing Ear (3).
10:30 🙏 The video ends with a thank-you message to Patreon supporters and a humorous offer for additional consultation from Nothing.
Made with HARPA AI
Hello there
TLDW section got me subscribed.
Thnx for your thoughtful advice about it
I'm watching this while using ear 1
Focal Bathys review?
I see nothing going on here
thank you god that i am not cursed with audiophilia but instead am an absolute sonic ho'
I have both the Ear (2) and the OnePlus Buds Pro 2 and the Ear 2 has great soundstage, but the vocals are bizarre... They sound thin and so weird it's really hard to explain.
The personalised sound is an improvement and does restore the highs, but also makes them a bit too much sometimes. The bass is awful too, the EQ for bass is awful.
The OnePlus Buds Pro 2 have amazing bass for an IEM for a bass head like me but are far more narrow and less perceived detail retrieval to boot overall.
I'm kinda torn and would love a mix of the two.
I had the nothing 1, warranty replaced them with the nothing 2 and they're both alright. I don't live them, they're not amazing but they're very serviceable and decently priced for what they are.
you have the cleanest shave in the world, jealous
Harman^2 💀💀💀
Nothing yet on Dyson headset? :(
I m surprised u finally reviewed it after the galaxy earbuds 2 pro and airpod 2 pro. Thanks for the review, despite being too late because I just bought one for my wife. Anyway as long as she is happy with it, im okay. Myself still stuck with 2nd release of CCA CRA.
I didn't really understand why did you said that you wouldn't be making a review on the nothing sticks, can some one help me on the comments??
Crin dismissing the earbuds for being earbuds is hilarious 😂
They are trying and I have some respect for that
Like these videos but the whole "credentials" part at the beginning of almost every video I've watched does get old
so one audiophile says it’s the best and another says it’s meh😂
we all know Crin has high standart
how?@@doniherald7745
@@SchwarzAAWell just by credentials alone and reputation, Crinacle has reviewed and measured more than a thousand Earphones ranging from cheap to many hundreds and thousands of dollars in price. He's also one of the most known and respected reviewers in the Audiophile space. His standards for Audio quality in earphones are pretty damn high. He also did collabs with other companies to Tune their earphones for them.
let me present you to this one thing:
preference and opinion
edit: no that's two things
*Preference
ok crin. The intro is the kinda monotone expertise im looking for. Testing my low end with the audio from the vid.
What are the best TWS sets for like 50$, 100$, 150$?
I Will most likely stick to my Arrogant Bastard Hurricane, because they are VERY comfortable and have pretty good sound thinking about the price
(I Am not audio-enthusiast or something like that, but i like my headphones because ive had 2 of them total for about 9 - 10 years now.)
This is one of the reasons I like wireless neckband adapters. Sure, you don't get ANC, but you do get better battery life, a reduced risk of losing an earphone because it fell out, and the manufacturer can just tune the output of the DAC and amp to be basically flat and leave all of the more characteristic tuning to whoever makes the IEMs you decide to stick on it. I would like it if more companies decided to copy Shure and include a pass-through mode, since a lot of IEMs can offer anywhere from 10 to 26dB of passive noise isolation.
would you be able to make a wireless headphones list?
Just as he said that he would review nothing I accidentally scrolled and the video ended. For a second I really thought that it was just a 5 second shitpost
Boy this video was something
Watching reviews on something to nothing, we have evolved a lot.
I rode that Nothing Ear 1 hype train and bought them at launch. I really only use them for podcasts these days
Damn, i like this camera setup wayy more than your logitech webcam
pittvandewit?! you had the developer of Wavelet and the OG Magnum Opus mod subscribed to your patreon!
Dear NOTHING,
Dont release the “3” until u hire this guy. 💐
I bought the Nothing Ear (1)s at the pop-up stall they had in Central London when they first came out. One of them fell out of my ear within the same week and 30 Mins later the audio was outputting at 2% the original volume. After getting a replacement pair they errored in the exact same way, except this time they never even took a fall or any sort of damage. I had to get a refund as I didn't want to keep going through this. It's a shame, they sounded great for the price, but clearly they had some issues with manufacturing or perhaps how tough they were. In the end the whole situation put me off ever buying Bluetooth in-ears again. I just own over ears now.
Ah yes, nothing is my favourite 💀
I like the new space
i miss his old setup
wait, the Sticks are earbuds but the others aren't can someone help me out with the definitions here?
earbuds kinda sit on your ear, think 1st gen apple earpods (the wired ones), while earphones/iems go into your ear canal
"I would be reviewing a product today but theres Nothing Ear"
Your charater is fantastic
It matches their phones perfectly... (nothing) to be excited about. 😆
I don't get the hype for the nothing ear 2s, There are much better tws iems that are available for the same price.
better marketing
Genuine question:
Can someone explain what is Harman^2 ?
I get the Harmon curve but didn’t understand why harman^2 was significant …
In a nutshell, the driver is flat, but the amp is tuned to harman AND the signal is tuned to harman too...
when tuning the thing, they took a measurement and tuned it to match the harman target, but they didn't realize that the measurement they took was already compensated to harman and not raw. So they ended up with double the bass boost and gain of the harman target. Hence harman^2. Basically, they really need to fire their engineer.
its true Oneplus is completely wobbly now...andd with that sheit OS, ITS SETTLED
What do I need to do for you to test the Status audio between 3 ANC?
The thug shake.
Could you make a video about AceZone headphones ? Mostly the A-Rise. I've tested it during the CS:GO Major at Paris this weekend, and first thought was "Crinacle must test this". They claim a lot of things, but i want to be sure.
This guy is 10/10 lovable man