Nothing - Ear (stick)

I got mine a few hours ago so I only have been able to do some quick tests with a few songs but sound quality wise the first impressions are really good. Compared with the most similar open earbuds I have (Nothing Ear Stick) I like a bit more the Accentum's sound profile which I feel less fatiguing with more clarity on the highs with just enough bass on the default eq. Volume wise there a very significant difference: I usually drive the Nothing between 50 and 70% but with the Accentum so far I'm comfortable between 30% and 50%. A couple of downsides so far: the closing mechanism of the case feels quite flimsy and weak (definitely not satisfactory as fidget toy), especially the hinge feels cheap. The other downside: neither app (Smart Control nor Smart Control Plus) detects them which I would expect should be fixed soon with an update.

I have 2 such pairs: Nothing Ear Stick - very light and comfortable, but not stable enough for exercise. Galaxy Buds Live - comfortable and very stable for any activity. But it's a pretty old model now.

Nothing ear (a) and the Nothing ear (stick)! First one has better sounds, the second lets me hear outside noise better. Love the controls and how they operate.

I've tried many earbuds that just don't fit my ears well, even with expensive comply tips, but I finally settled on the Nothing Ear Stick and its perfect. I'm really happy with them.

I'm looking for a half in ear earbuds or like the moondrop style that supports fast pair, so I won't need an app to check the battery life. Damn I miss my lost nothing (stick), they're still the best.

I bough Nothing Ear Stick last year and I've been loving them. They look and feel really good. My next ones might be Nothing Ear (open).

Check out Nothing Ear Stick if they're still available or the new Nothing Ear Open

I have the Nothing Ear Stick and they're pretty good.

Same, they work great

I have those but the latency is too high for me. Tried it once and then went back to my cabled in ears.

Nothing’s ear pods are fantastic.

I know this sounds basic but AirPods seem to be one of the best earbuds for reliability in this exact situation. Many earbuds I’ve had have ran into the one ear stops working problem, but I’ve had 4 different models of AirPods and this never occurred. If you’re not an iPhone user then any of nothing’s earbuds will do good, I’ve seen that they don’t run into issues often. Beats fit pro also was very reliable for me, so I can vouch for those too. IMO stay away from Sony, Bose, and sennheiser when it comes to earbuds. I’m not sure why but they cannot seem to get their reliability under control