Nothing Ear (2) review: Great wireless earbuds under Rs 10,000 - India Today

After about 7 months, Carl Pei-headed London-based Nothing launched the Nothing Ear (2) with a starting price of Rs 9,999. Is it worth the money? Let’s find out in the full review.
The Nothing Ear (2) has been unveiled in India and it will go on sale on March 28.
After about 7 months Carl Pei-headed London-based Nothing launched the Nothing Ear 2 with a starting price of Rs 9999 Is it worth the money Lets find out in the full review

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