Where to buy Nothing ear (1) earbuds — Regular restocks are starting very soon
Here is where you can buy Nothing ear (1) earbuds.
The hype around Nothing ear (1) has made them difficult to buy. But now, every Tuesday at 12pm EST or 11am BST, new units will drop on Nothing's website thanks to a regular weekly restock.
So far, nothing has launched a few early drops so far — all of which have sold out in minutes. And as the general release looms, our predictions were confirmed, as availability disappeared within the first few days.
If you've been keen to buy a pair and just missed out over the past few weeks, this weekly restock over on nothing.tech is your best chance to pick one up.
Where to buy Nothing ear (1) earbuds
So far, a few retailers have been confirmed to stock the Nothing ear (1) on its official release date of August 17 at 7am ET / 12pm BST.
Nothing: stock drops every Tuesday at 11am BST (EU & UK) / 12pm EST (North America)
Buy from the source for £99 or $99. Early stock drops over on nothing.tech have sold quick, so you will have to be on your toes to catch this one.
Amazon: regular availability on a roughly weekly basis
An Amazon product page was an unexpected spot for Nothing ear (1), but here we are! Restocks are pretty random at the moment, so it's worth checking round about the official Nothing website restock's time.
Flipkart: regular availability on a roughly weekly basis
Finally, Nothing ear (1) is dropping in one of India's most popular online retailers today too.
Should you buy the Nothing ear (1) earbuds?
As I say in my review, these earbuds are a first-generation product with promise.
While the sound and call quality is amazing, noise canceling is powerful and touch controls are responsive, that transparent design is divisive. Watch my video review and make up your own mind.
We have also written a straightforward Nothing ear (1) review and a long-term review too.
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Jason brought a decade of tech and gaming journalism experience to his role as a writer at Laptop Mag, and he is now the Managing Editor of Computing at Tom's Guide. He takes a particular interest in writing articles and creating videos about laptops, headphones and games. He has previously written for Kotaku, Stuff and BBC Science Focus. In his spare time, you'll find Jason looking for good dogs to pet or thinking about eating pizza if he isn't already.