Nothing, a new consumer electronics company founded by OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, recently teased the launch of its upcoming product, dubbed Nothing Ear (Stick), which will be the company’s second audio product.
Now, ahead of the official launch, renders of the upcoming true wireless earbuds from the brand have leaked online, showcasing the design of the Nothing Ear (Stick).
The leaked renders reveal that the company will be sticking with the transparent design for the earphones. However, this time around, there will be a semi in-ear earbuds instead of the in-ear design found on the Nothing Ear (1), which means that they will come with ear tips to securely fit them in the ear canal.
The Nothing Ear (Stick) was recently spotted on the FCC certification website, which confirmed that each earbud would be powered by a 36mAh battery while the charging case will come packed with a 350mAh battery. This time, instead of the square case, the company has opted to offer a cylindrical charging case.
The earphones, which support Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity, will come with a USB Type-C to Type-C cable. They have already passed through the BIS certification process, which means they are all set to launch in India.
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