Nothing Ear (3a)

In our test, the Nothing Ear (a) only deliver solid sound after many and quite complex adjustments in the equalizer. The sound is fine afterwards, but it changes depending on the ANC mode. The in-ears score points with a long-lasting battery, good ANC, high wearing comfort, and a compact case. They are also IP54-certified.

With a small budget, you can't go wrong with the Ear (a). The headphones offer a lively, fun-focused sound. In addition, there is a clever app, good noise cancellation, and a long battery life.

The Nothing Ear (a) are without a doubt among the best in-ear headphones under 100 euros. With significantly better sound, full app support, and a small upgrade in water resistance, the Ear (a) confidently overshadow their cheaper predecessors. And we haven't even talked about the actual unique selling point, storage space including recording features...