And here I am back! And my earphones too…

Sent back to the repair center 2 weeks ago, they are back and functional (for the moment). The repair order states a replacement of the defective earphone (in this case the left one) and, indeed, the one comes back to me with a tip of a different size (so don’t send your tips).

The software version is still v1.0.1.46, so no firmware downgrade.

And I’ll finish by specifying that I didn’t pay anything 😅

5 days later

i am having the same issue
i purchased it 6-9 months ago and now my right ear bud charging is completing in less then 30 mins and my left ear bud works perfectly fine what should i do now?

    So this problem is still there?

    Wanted to buy ear (a) with the phone.

    maby have to wait use pods a lot at work🤨

    adpardha

    For this battery issue, there’s no need to contact Nothing’s support through the app; their responses are generated by Artificial Intelligence. The only solution is to contact the seller from whom you purchased it, explaining the problem to them precisely.

    In the meantime, do a battery life test with a full charge and by disabling noise control on the app. By doing so, I get a battery life of 6 hours, but the sound quality is worse. It is curious that noise control affects sound quality.

    It would be interesting to know the result of your test in response on this forum.

      I’ve been thoroughly enjoying my Nothing Ear (a) – the sound quality is absolutely top-notch! The clarity, bass, and overall experience have been fantastic. However, I’ve noticed that during continuous calls (around 1.5 to 2 hours), the battery drains quite fast.

      I believe some software optimisation could enhance battery stability, ensuring a more balanced performance. Hoping for a future update to address this!

      Is anyone else experiencing a similar issue? Would love to hear your thoughts!

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        shalvaHM welp it’s standard practice among tech firms. technology goes foward and yesterday is history that should be forgotten or at least they act like it is. Even tho Nothing says they are not like this everything (hehe) points that they kinda are

        BobLowmax i tried this method but my right earbud battery life only last half an hour or so. The ‘full charge’ for the right earbud maxes out at 95%, never gets to 100%.

          TimChow A problem of accumulators it looks, made the warranty play near the seller