Nothing has unveiled its new Ear 3a wireless earbuds priced at $99, targeting the sub-$100 segment with features including active noise cancellation and spatial audio. The earbuds include an Audio Snapshot function using 32MB of flash memory to record audio and convert it to text, with files syncing to the Nothing X app for playback, editing and sharing. They also add meeting and call recording, a 12mm driver, LDAC support and up to 42 hours of battery life with the case.

Razer has launched its Hammerhead V3 HyperSpeed gaming earbuds, promoting low-latency wireless audio and quick switching between devices. The earbuds support the company’s HyperSpeed 2.4GHz wireless platform and can also connect via Bluetooth on devices that do not support WiFi-based streaming audio. A USB-C dongle stored in the charging case acts as a wireless transmitter. Razer said battery life totals 40 hours, with a $130 price.