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All-new Nothing Ear (3a) noise cancelling buds hit Amazon all-time low at $79 in Labor Day sale

As part of the 2026 Amazon Labor Day Sale, we are now tracking the first discount on the new Nothing Ear (3a) noise cancelling earbuds down at $79

Amazon is now offering the new Nothing Ear (3a) down at $79 shipped in all four colors: Black, Pink, White, and Yellow. 

They debuted this summer at $99 and are now seeing their first notable discount at Amazon with a solid 20% slashed from the list price. This is the lowest we have tracked since release. 

We were largely impressed with the first Nothing Ear (a) a couple years back (currently down at $59 via Amazon), and the (3a) just brings that same approach forward to deliver even better value at $99, never mind down at $79. After getting a chance to review them, we said they are easily some of, if not, the best buds you can buy in the price range. 

Alongside that unmistakable transparent Nothing design treatment (found in both the buds themselves and the case) with a hint of of cyberpunk-like aesthetics, you’re looking at an overall impressive offering here for $79.

Bluetooth 6.0 and dual-device connections compatible with both iOS and Android join “one-touch AI features like ChatGPT and Essential News,” Hi‑Res Audio certification, an 8‑band EQ for complete control, and “improved wideband” Active Noise Cancellation (up to 45 dB). Battery life clocks in at up to 42 hours or so with the included charging case. 

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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