At Rs 5,999 (~$81), the Ear 1 buds will be ~$18 cheaper in India than in the US. That price is also a substantial ~$57 lower than the UK price. But is that price fair?
We wanted to know from users what they think of the Nothing Ear 1 price in India. Here’s what they told us.
What do you think of the Nothing Ear 1 price in India?
Results
Readers were surprisingly conflicted over this one. More than 2,300 respondents chimed in, with 55.7% of the population voting in favor of the price. However, 44.3% of readers believe Nothing can shave a few more figures off that number.
Understandably, when given a choice, consumers would always want a product to come in at a lower price. However, the Nothing Ear 1 buds face stiff competition in India from buds at or below its price point.
More reading: The best true wireless earbuds in India
The Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus come in at Rs 5,999, too, and are among the best buds you can buy for this price. Cheaper options, like the Rs 2,499 (~$34) Realme Buds Q2 offer stellar sound with ANC support.
Most readers made their feeling known through the poll, so there weren’t too many comments to speak of. However, some are seemingly optimistic about Carl Pei’s new venture. Others have more practical concerns.
Your comments
- Deep Grey: Looks good. High hopes for nothing.
- I’m Groot: That makes [me] nervous usually, it’s the opposite case for everything greater than US price, now it coming around $80 in India is it going to sound like Realme me or one plus ANC buds?
- Guntas Singh: Lol what about aftersales service in India??
That’s it for this poll. If you have any thoughts about the poll results, Nothing, or the Ear 1 buds, be sure to drop them down below.
