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The Nothing Ear and Ear A are the wireless buds I’m recommending to everyone

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Nothing has struck gold with the fourth iteration of its in-ear earbuds. The new Nothing Ear — no series number there, for extra confusion — and Ear A are as comfortable as their predecessors, but they sound better and pack more features than ever before. I’ve been using both models for a couple of weeks now, and my verdict is clear: These are the mid-range and budget true wireless buds I’m recommending to anyone who asks me.

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