Nothing’s Ear 3 Earbuds Feature Microphone and Talk Button on Charging Case
▼ Summary
– Nothing has revealed the first full image of its upcoming Ear 3 wireless earbuds, which closely resemble the Ear 2 model from 2023.
– The charging case is partly made of 100 percent recycled anodized aluminum for improved durability and a premium finish.
– The Ear 3 charging case features a new microphone called the Super Mic and a dedicated talk button for the first time.
– Full details about the microphone, talk button functionality, and earbud performance will not be announced until September 18th, 2025.
– Recent teaser images have shown fine design details but leave the exact purpose of the talk button and microphone unclear.
Nothing has officially unveiled the first complete image of its upcoming Ear 3 wireless earbuds, showcasing a familiar yet refined aesthetic alongside some intriguing new hardware additions. The design remains consistent with the Ear 2 model from 2023, but the charging case now incorporates 100 percent recycled anodized aluminum for enhanced durability and a more premium tactile experience. Most notably, the case introduces a built-in microphone, dubbed the Super Mic, and a dedicated talk button, features not seen in previous iterations.
According to the company, the integration of metal components not only elevates the product’s finish but also contributes to structural resilience. Additionally, Nothing has reengineered the metal antenna within the earbuds themselves to support an ultra-slim profile. While these design and material upgrades are promising, specific functionalities related to the new microphone and talk button remain under wraps. The brand has confirmed that full performance details and use-case explanations will be disclosed on September 18th, 2025, at 8 AM ET.
Teaser images shared via Nothing’s social channels over the past week offered glimpses into the Ear 3’s finer design elements, though they stopped short of clarifying the purpose of the new hardware. Industry observers and fans alike are left speculating: will the talk button simply activate a voice assistant, or could the charging case function as a standalone wireless microphone, similar to accessories offered by brands like DJI and Insta360? For now, the exact capabilities of these innovative additions remain a compelling mystery.
(Source: The Verge)
