When considering headphone ... of enjoying high-quality music and phone calls. Their design also makes these headphones easy to wear for people who use hearing aids or have poor hearing.

and that’s before factoring in other annoyances like poor-quality audio (even for open ear headphones) and a limited maximum volume. A few silver linings carried over from other Nothing earbuds ...

The battery life is decent and the aesthetic is sleek, but for a pair of headphones, it’s tricky to overlook poor sound quality. I suppose these would be worth it for $70, not $99, so if you can ...

And if you don't have comfortable headphones, your poor little ears are going to suffer ... Want unrivaled active noise cancellation or the best sound quality in the business?